Episode 104: GUEST STARRING JOSH PARK

Featuring: A Trip to the Moon (1902); Daisies (1966); Medicine for Melancholy (2008); Poor Things (2023); Mary Kwon Mary Kwon (????)

Josh Park is back to once again dive deep into the form of cinema itself and look at why filmmakers choose black and white or color (or both). We also discuss Josh’s newest film, Mary Kwon Mary Kwon. Follow their instagram for more details! @ marykwonmarykwon

Episode 103: POLARIZING FILMS

Featuring: I Saw the TV Glow (2024)

Ryan and Kevin dive into the nostalgic horror extravaganza that is I Saw the TV Glow (2024). An unofficial part 2 to our previous polarizing film episode for Promising Young Woman (2020).

Episode 102: POLARIZING FILMS

Featuring: Promising Young Woman (2020)

Ryan and Kevin look at the good and the bad of Emerald Fennell’s take on the rape-revenge thriller.

Episode 101: DOUBLE FEATURE

Featuring: The Great Gatsby (1974); The Great Gatsby (2013)

The great American classic The Great Gatsby has been adapted into a slew of different films, and we chose the only two you probably have heard of… Both the ’74 and ’13 The Great Gatsby films bring unique takes to this story, and we are diving in to see what parts work, and don’t.

Episode 100: LETTERBOXD TOP 250 SHUFFLE

Featuring: Ikiru (1952); Witness for the Prosecution (1957); Cinema Paradiso (1988); The Hunt (2012)

Folks, it’s happened. The pod has made it to episode 100 and what a journey it has been. We have watched hundreds of films, made thousands of connections, and even cried on occasion. The next 100 will be legendary! And with that, we also bring an end to one of our favorite segments, the Letterboxd Top 250 Shuffle. Find out why and where we go next on the podcast about cinema, the people behind it, and the intersection of everything… Wind, Reel, & Print.

Episode 099: WR&P WRITER’S ROOM

Happy (almost) Star Wars Day! Ryan and Chris go to the edge of the galaxy to bring you the next blockbuster Star Wars trilogy. Dave Filoni - the ball's in your court now.

Episode 098: CINEMA SINGLES

Featuring: WALL·E (2008)

Kevin and Ryan delve into their second Pixar film of the podcast to discuss where it sits in the grand scheme of Pixar’s filmography, what happens when a large studio consumes a smaller one, and how Charlie Chaplin and WALL·E aren’t too dissimilar. Let’s fly!

Episode 097: DOUBLE FEATURE

Featuring: Dream Scenario (2023); The Drama (2026)

Kristoffer Borgli has made a splash, not only with these two very intriguing films, but also with past comments in regard to age-gap relationships (in this case 27 and 16 in Norway, which is technically legal but socially taboo). Naturally the conversations in this episode revolve around what it means to, or whether it is even appropriate to, separate the art from the artist. Can art extend beyond the artist? Or is their mark forever imbued within it?