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Hosted by whatswrong1363 · tv · EN · 62 episodes
Freaky films and why we freakin’ love ’em, by Linsay McCulloch and Garry Mulholland
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Episode #62
Willkommen, bienvenue and welcome to the Kit Kat Club, home of outsiders in 1930s Berlin - if you're queer, Jewish or Liza Minelli on the cusp of superstardom, it's the place to be. Especially, old chum, if you want to ignore the rising brutality of the Nazis, or who tomorrow might belong to. A masterpiece of editing, distraction and distortion.
Episode #61
“Are you that much of a narcissist?” asks Signe’s boyfriend Thomas, and he doesn’t know the half of it. Threatened by Thomas’s growing reputation as an artist, Signe becomes ever more desperate for attention.... Bleak and hilarious, which is another way of saying it's a Scandinavian comedy.
Episode #60
For 59 episodes, we've discussed weirdly wonderful films. For episode 60, we finally answer the question: what the hell do we mean by weird? How does a film earn the What's Wrong with this Picture stamp of approval? What's the weirdest film we've talked about? What's the film that seemed weird at the time but is now oddly (and sadly) normal? Learn all of this and more as we pull back the curtain on What's Wrong with This Picture: Behind the Music.
Episode #59
Orson Welles' 1959 noir masterpiece sees his racist cop Hank Quinlan dispense his own kind of justice in a one-horse border town. But there's a new type of policeman in Charlton Heston's Vargas, a straight-shooter who's not going to stand for frame-ups and rough handling. Top-notch script, non-stop brilliant camera work and added Marlene Dietrich. Unbeatable.
Episode #58
<p>Sex and cake and rock'n'roll in Sofia Coppola's post-punk take on the pleasures and perils of being a queen in18th century France. Gorgeous to look at, and another of Kirsten Dunst's masterful performances, ably supported by almost everyone you can think of. Head off to watch this immediately. </p>
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