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Movie Night: Little Vera/Hardcore (Patreon)

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2020-07-10 19:02:25
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Content

The ladies review Vasili Pichul's Little Vera (1988) and Paul Schrader's Hardcore (1979).

Comments

SE

Healthy young person goes to doctor, carbonizes epidermis with plasterer's radio-style application of tretinoin, undergoes cellular turnover and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases

Anonymous

hey! I live in Japan and here on the news they show us how to manage mask acne & stuff basically wash your mask as much as possible &/or use folded disposable tissue as a layer between your skin and the mask, then switch out every once in a while throughout the day. also they found that the mask really dries out the skin so spray on toner every once in a while to maintain balance of moisture throughout the skin and to avoid dry spots & dry red mask nose.

carl

ive done thicker bandanas. also makes you look like a neo-plague doctor, so—bonus

Sam Strickland

Anyone know where to watch Little Vera?

SE
>>40141691

https://youtu.be/8ygvVJLhcxE Haven't tested it yet but the subs should be accurate

Jordi

Liked the bit about left aesthetics being a disaster, they truly are.

S T

Differin gel (over the counter retinoid) is a true life saver. I’m 30 and pre covid dealt with awful cystic acne and big pores and retin-a was always too strong no matter the low percentage. My skin would flake for months. Differin is much more gentle with similar effects and no purge. Takes about 2 months to fully kick in but works wonders. The Ordinary Peel is also great so keep breakouts at bay and to chemically exfoliate.

BruiseBlu

My mexican dad will complain about his neck, drink a little to make it feel better, and then complain that his neck is too loose. Dads just love to complain

BruiseBlu

Also so hyped if they watch Evangelion

Miz Mak

These film reviews were a true public service. I watched them both thanks to this. Please keep doing this!

Mauricio

There’s a Philip Roth quote: in America, everything goes and nothing matters. In Europe, nothing goes and everything matters. Circa Cold War

Karl Roehling

That Feldman quote about the furniture is great.

Anonymous

This is so much better than reacting to the morons of Twitter! Great episode, more like this please.

Ketaesth

little vera is amazing i loved this thank u do more of these

Anonymous

Soo refreshing

Anonymous

making sense of my slavic bf always

Anonymous

Most based film talk ive heard since reading film carew. Big, big love for this pod ahhhhh 🧛‍♀️

Richard Luna

LOVE your breakdown of Hardcore. It really speaks to the underrated genius of Paul Schrader. Please unpack American Gigolo, The Comfort of Strangers and The Canyons, immediately, if not sooner.

Rory Phelan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54fea7wuV6s

James

Loved this episode. Also wrote a anime script. But it turned into 500+ pages so now I don’t even know what to do with it. Think I’m just going to go back to writing about the black hole that resides in the lake of the small tourist town in the mw in which I live.

SE
>>40190826

Have you tried Visual Novel Maker? (Or TyranoBuilder or Ren'py, if you want more customization.) I've never tried it and I'm not well-versed in anime, but it might have the look you want. For hosting/sharing the file I recommend Itch.io.

Anonymous

Do more movie reviews :)

Doug Dee

Some of my favorite episodes are when you do film analysis.

Anonymous

Really loved this episode

Steve

Really great episode. Hardcore is such a great and underrated film and Paul Schrader is my hero. The relationship between George C Scott and Niki is one of my favorites in movies. The most daddy issues because I think they both get out of each other what they’re missing (her a father, him an appreciative, even admiring, daughter). I had never heard of Little Vera so I was glad to watch it for the first time. It did pair well with Hardcore. So interesting to see thawing Soviet life. The urban decay of Moscow in that matches the late 70s stagnant and decadent SF. I digress. Really enjoyed the episode. Would fully back Anna & Dasha becoming the Siskel & Ebert of podcasting.