The Beast (2023) – A Genre-Defying Tale of Love and Fear

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Furman On Film: The Podcast

Furman On Film

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Join Nick Furman every week for lively and unfiltered discussions on the latest movies, hidden gems, and timeless classics. With special guests from filmmakers to fellow film enthusiasts, Furman will deliver the insights into what makes movies memorable—offering fresh perspectives, humor, and a passion for all things cinema. Whether you’re a casual viewer or a die-hard cinephile, this is your go-to podcast for fun and thoughtful movie talk.

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The Beast (2023) – A Genre-Defying Tale of Love and Fear

Furman On Film: The Podcast

19 minutes 46 seconds

11 months ago

The Beast (2023) – A Genre-Defying Tale of Love and Fear

In this episode of Furman on Film, I’m diving solo into Bertrand Bonello’s The Beast. This sci-fi epic, inspired by Henry James’ The Beast in the Jungle, weaves through 2044, 1910, and 2014 to explore humanity’s fear of love, free will, and eternal recurrence.

Join me as I break down:
🎥 The genre mash-up of dystopian sci-fi, historical drama, and stalker horror.
💔 Léa Seydoux’s standout performance.
⚡ The haunting themes of loneliness and self-sabotage.
🎬 A nightmare-inducing ending you won’t forget.

Press play and let’s unravel the beauty and terror of The Beast! Don’t forget to follow for more movie deep dives. 🎙️

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