Mitchell Beaupre

As her striking, ghostly fable Sound of Falling releases in theaters, writer-director Mascha Schilinski tells Ella Kemp about uncovering trauma, memory and unanswered questions in the German countryside. boxd.it/31u

On this rewatch I think it might be my #1

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But I’m a Zillennial!: a starter pack of twenty movies essential to queer zillennial culture • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine Let’s get nostalgic! Payton McCarty-Simas highlights twenty movies that spoke to a generation of queer zillennials—from lipsticked cheerleaders to butch gymnasts to goth lion cubs.

Let’s get nostalgic! Payton McCarty-Simas highlights twenty movies that spoke to a generation of queer zillennials—from lipsticked cheerleaders to butch gymnasts to goth lion cubs. https://boxd.it/31a

This week on the pod, we're hosting a Seder with @mitchellbeaupre.bsky.social.

Lullaby is a forgotten film, but it does have a cancer-stricken Jewish patriarch, Garrett Hedlund singing, and a medical professional named Dr. Crier. So who can resist, really?

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what are Ashley’s four faves? 👀 🍎 ✏️

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Today we’re talking about the 2014 drama Lullaby with special guest @mitchellbeaupre.bsky.social.

Plus: the importance of nebbish casting, smuggling DVDs across state lines, and using fake movies to win Cinematrix.

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The AFI Should Bring Back Its Top 100 Movies List It helped create the canon for a generation. Then it stopped.

Good piece by @mattsinger.bsky.social

I, too, worked my way through the AFI list, watching films like The Best Years of Our Lives and The Bridge on the River Kwai because of it

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Great piece here on Joan Cusack by Jen Johans. She's never not one of the best things about a movie

Beaches, Forests and Fancydancing: on screens and shelves this month • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine A massive new Agnès Varda retrospective, a stunning Takashi Miike trilogy and an unearthed gem from Satyajit Ray are among the selections in this month’s edition of Shelf Life.

A massive new Agnès Varda retrospective, a stunning Takashi Miike trilogy and an unearthed gem from Satyajit Ray are among the selections in this month’s edition of Shelf Life from Katie Rife. https://boxd.it/30G

Four Favorites with Sinners director Ryan Coogler 🎥

There She Goes: twenty great films about women starting over • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine From life-changing haircuts to world-shaking breakups, films about women starting over find meaningful emotion in the everyday: Jourdain Searles picks twenty of the best.

From life-changing haircuts to world-shaking breakups, films about women starting over find meaningful emotion in the everyday: Jourdain Searles picks twenty of the best. https://boxd.it/30Q

Keaton Fest 2026: #14

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Pleased to share that I have a new essay on Walter Hill’s Trespass, and the on-screen pairing of Ice-T and Ice Cube, in the latest physical journal from @cine-matographe.bsky.social.

Huge thanks to @jlalibs.com for including me among such fine folks.

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Favorite first-time watches of February:

Om Shanti Om
I Know Where I’m Going!
Send Help
Miroirs No. 3
Fort Apache
Rose of Nevada
Main Hoon Na
Sympathy for the Underdog
The Friend’s House is Here
The Furious
Crime 101

Four Favorites with Sentimental Value director Joachim Trier 🎬

Trier is nominated for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay at the 98th Academy Awards. And today he celebrates his birthday.

Favorite first-time watches of February:

Om Shanti Om
I Know Where I’m Going!
Send Help
Miroirs No. 3
Fort Apache
Rose of Nevada
Main Hoon Na
Sympathy for the Underdog
The Friend’s House is Here
The Furious
Crime 101

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Four Favorites with Hamnet’s Jacobi and Noah Jupe 🎭

Keaton Fest 2026: #13