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In this episode of Screen Weens, recorded separately during social distancing, London and Thomas do another deep dive, this time looking at the works of Steve McQueen, the director, not the actor.00:00 Introductions and Other Watches This Week13:58 Steve McQueen, THE MAN22:35 A Few of His Short Films33:55 Hunger55:55 Shame1:12:50 12 Years A Slave1:49:18 Widows2:18:15 Outro and Picks for Next Week

In the last recorded podcast before Thomas and London had to stop seeing each other on a physical level, wink wink, they speak about the Abel Ferrara twist on the Robin Hood tale: King of New York, as well as the Sam Rockwell starring Space Drama: Moon. Enjoy the podcast, wash your hands, and stay at home.00:00 Introduction, Other Watches, and Questions33:48 King of New York1:04:25 Moon1:24:00 Outros and Movie Picks for Next Week

On this episode of Screen Weens Thomas and London show their weeb side and talk about a ton of Ghibli and Dragon Ball films. It's a DOOZY. 00:00 Intros, Other Watches, and a Big Discussion on Dragon Ball Z54:03 Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest1:20:17 Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn1:45:27 From Up On Poppy Hill2:13:58 Outros and Movie Picks For Next Week

One of the most notoriously intense films, Salò, is on the chopping block today, as well as the Adult Swim surrealist stop motion horror comedy series The Shivering Truth.00:00 Intros and Other Watches This Week18:30 Question Time27:14 Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom1:05:15 The Shivering Truth Season 12:09:00 Outros and Picks for Next Week

Who would win in a fight. Brigsby Bear or King Kong? That is the real question, that we DEFINITELY do not answer on the latest episode of Screen Weens.00:00 Introductions and Other Watches This Week21:13 Question Time39:00 King Kong1:21:30 Brigsby Bear2:07:28 Outros and Movie Picks for Next Week

We take another deep dive, this time exploring the life and career of critically acclaimed South Korean Director Lee Chang-dong00:00 Intros and Other Watches This Week15:26 Question Time37:16 Lee Chang-dong and his Life59:39 Green Fish1:30:11 Peppermint Candy1:48:58 Oasis2:20:49 Secret Sunshine2:52:56 Poetry3:07:57 Burning3:39:10 Outros and Movie Picks for Next Week

RAY WILLIAM JOHNSON!RAY WILLIAM JOHNSON!RAY WILLIAM JOHNSON!BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY JOHN WOO!00:00 Introductions and Other Watches This Week27:13 Question Time39:05 The Killer1:14:50 Who's Driving Doug?1:47:10 Outros and Picks for Next Week

In this episode of the SCREEN WEENS, we talk about the 1984 Wim Wenders film Paris, Texas, as well as the Spike Jonze directed, Charlie Kaufman written absolute CLASSIC Adaptation.00:00 Intros and Other Watches This Week23:00 Question Time30:55 Movie Ideas34:22 Paris, Texas1:25:20 Adaptation2:12:20 Outros and Movie Picks for Next Week

In this exciting episode of Screen Weens, we look at a truly funky film, David Byrne's True Stories from 1986, as well as the prequel to the much beloved Alien franchise, Prometheus.00:00 Introductions and Other Watches This Week29:53 Question Time39:25 Movie Ideas43:30 True Stories1:08:29 Prometheus2:27:51 Outro and Movie Picks for Next Week

Agnès Varda, arguably the most important and influential female director of all time, is the highlight of this episode. We speak about two of her narrative features, and a whole lot of her documentaries.00:00 Introductions and Other Watches of the Week16:10 Question Time26:44 Movie Ideas30:15 Cleo From 5 to 71:12:09 Uncle Yanco1:19:10 Black Panthers1:32:52 Vagabond2:10:05 Beaches of Agnes2:33:00 Faces Places2:54:30 Outros and Movie Picks for Next Week

Our good friend Hannah joins us for episode 28, with discussions on a film by Ken Loach and a film by William Friedkin. Exciting times indeed.

Two french films from the director Robert Bresson and another DAVID LYNCH FILM. What will the jokesters think of these films. Note: We spend a lot of time talking about Mulholland Drive in comparison to the others. In fact we RUSHED THROUGH the others just to talk more about Mulholland Drive. SPECIAL GUEST: JOE THE EGG. 00:00 Introduction and Other Watches This Week 41:50 Oscar Nominations Talk 1:23:40 Question Time and Movie Ideas 1:30:35 A Man Escaped 1:49:40 Pickpocket 2:00:00 Mulholland Drive 3:10:25 Outros and Movie Picks for Next Week

A classic of the Italian Neorealism Era & a film from Lebanon deeply rooted in the race relations between Native born Lebanese & Palestinian Refugees. That's whats up today on SCREEN WEENS.

The absolutely legendary Akira Kurosawa is the next director for us to take a deep dive on, and we COULDN'T BE HAPPIER. Covered in this Episode:Drunken AngelIkiruSeven SamuraiHigh and LowRan 

Come with us and explore the wonders of Jim Jarmusch's 1984 minimalist drama Stranger Than Paradise, as well as Rungano Nyoni's directorial feature film debut I Am Not A Witch. Happy New Years everybody!

The biggest lesson that our Protagonists learn today, is maybe Christmas was a mistake. Especially if it means getting films like the ones we watched this week.

London has returned from his trip to Mexico and both him and Thomas are ready to destroy more films with facts and logic. This week its the 1966 film The Hero and the 2017 film Bomb City.

London is trapped in the void of terrible audio quality, so Thomas steps up to the plate to help this episode not be a complete failure. We talk about the Penny Marshall 1990 film Awakenings and the 2017 film Thoroughbreds, one of the last films Anton Yelchin was in before he tragically passed away

In the longest and most nonsensical ramblings yet, Thomas and London talk about the ultra influential and talented Swedish film director Ingmar Bergman. More specifically they speak a little about his life, two of his films, and the two miniseries he made.