The King Of Comedy | Stand-Up Film Festival

The King Of Comedy | Stand-Up Film Festival

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That One Scene From...Weird Science

This week we dive into that wacky scene from the 1985 John Hughes film, Weird Science. In this scene Gary and Wyatt create their dream girl with their computer. Purely 80s stuff here! Awesome scene and great discussion. Enjoy! Make sure to play along with each festival and leave ...  Show more

La Bonheur | Agnes Varda Festival

This week we dive into our second installment of our Agnès Varda festival with 1965's Le Bonheur. An idyllic story of cute family turning upside down when another woman enters the picture. This movie is not what you think it is. Fantastic movie and conversation. Enjoy! 

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