A film projectionist and filmmaker go through every year in film history in order, one year at a time and 5+ films per year, from 1895 to present! Through our horrifically meticulous process, we are able to simulate the experience of someone seeing it for the first time in the year it came out. What new perspectives can be gleaned from seeing every classic in its original context? Listen to find out!
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A film projectionist and filmmaker go through every year in film history in order, one year at a time and 5+ films per year, from 1895 to present! Through our horrifically meticulous process, we are able to simulate the experience of someone seeing it for the first time in the year it came out. What new perspectives can be gleaned from seeing every classic in its original context? Listen to find out!
Ringing in 2026 by closing out the 1940s! This episode we discuss iconic Looney Tunes, acidic Ealing comedy, Orson Welles dunking on cukoo clocks, crime & baseball in postwar Japan, feminist gun violence, and THE Miss Turnstiles!
You can watch along with our video version of the episode here on Youtube! [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZpdDX1v_OQshSldA4Sy78A]
You can check out our social media crap here: http://linktr.ee/1w1y
And you can watch and form your own opinions from our 1949 Films Discussed playlist right here! [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbjWmIpd1WtqipbzfdgWY6v_lcaORGLfS]
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:24 - The News of the Year!
00:03:22 - Fast and Furry-ous
00:11:02 - Kind Hearts and Coronets
00:28:15 - The Third Man
00:58:23 - Stray Dog
01:21:04 - Late Spring
01:49:19 - Adam's Rib
02:10:14 - On The Town
02:33:10 - Favorites and Outro
See you next year!
One Week, One Year
A film projectionist and filmmaker go through every year in film history in order, one year at a time and 5+ films per year, from 1895 to present! Through our horrifically meticulous process, we are able to simulate the experience of someone seeing it for the first time in the year it came out. What new perspectives can be gleaned from seeing every classic in its original context? Listen to find out!
