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Episode 126: The Volumes of Proust [St. Vincent; Black Sea; Penguins of Madagascar]


Episode 126: The Volumes of Proust

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It’s Episode 126 of In the Mood for Podcast, a British-based film podcast hosted by Calum Reed of Ultimate Addict and Pete Sheppard of In the Mood for Blog.

This week is a boozy one, as Pete managed to finish a six-pack during the recording, but we still manage to talk fairly eloquently about the week’s releases, which include seaboard thriller “Black Sea” and animated spin-off “Penguins of Madagascar.” We also had quite a lot to say about intergenerational connection, as “St. Vincent” tugs at the heartstrings, while the decidedly less wholesome “Eastern Boys” leads to a Joe Wright rant and a discussion about relationships that is alarmingly close to the bone. The latest edition of the Red Light District offers a lot of positivity, as we discuss of one of Israel’s finest efforts, an unexpectedly amusing romantic comedy, and a gay Brazilian romance, while we also chat about the latest critics’ awards, which look to be heading for a “Boyhood” sweep. Kathleen Byron instigates a quickfire celebration of legendary Supporting Actress performances, Naomi Watts’ Russian chatter leaves us a bit bewildered, and Pete risks the wrath of his father by revealing a whisky faux-pas that would have connoisseurs recoiling in horror.

The Week’s News:
  • Los Angeles Film Critics Association winners
  • Boston Society of Film Critics winners
  • British Independent Film Award winners

[3:15 – 12:55]

Red Light District: Featuring discussion of “Belle,” “I Origins,” “Just Married,” “Late Marriage,” “Maleficent,” “The Meaning of Life,” “Nick + Norah’s Infinite Playlist,” “The Small Back Room,” and “The Way He Looks”!

[13:00 – 30:40]

Preconception Corner

Reviews of:
  • Black Sea
  • Eastern Boys
  • Penguins of Madagascar
  • St. Vincent

[37:00 – 1:28:50]

Shag, Marry or Kill?
The Olsen Factor
The Isaac Range

Outro Music: St. Vincent, “Strange Mercy”
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