It’s almost Christmas and you know what that means: it’s time to watch 🎥 Die Hard (1988), the blueprint for high-concept action and extremely committed barefoot problem-solving.

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This week we’re talking 🎥 Die Hard (1988) the blueprint for high-concept action and extremely committed barefoot problem-solving.

🎙️🎧 Listen now → coffeekurosawa.carrd.co

#movie #film #podcast #CanCon 🇨🇦

🚨 New Episode Alert 🎥 Die Hard (1988): Now I Have a Podcast... Ho ho Ho 🎄

We’re talking Die Hard: the blueprint for high-concept action, a masterclass in tension, and extremely committed barefoot problem-solving.

🎙️ Listen now → coffeekurosawa.carrd.co

In “We Look Like a Podcast!”, we explored Akira Kurosawa's 🎥 Sanjuro (1962). 

A sequel that is more than, “Yojimbo, but bigger, badder baddies”, it forces us to ask why use violence when cleverness’ll do.

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In Phantom Thread (2017), tenderness often shows up as discomfort. In this episode, we dig into how Anderson’s film turns the “tortured genius” trope on its head, and gives us something rarer: the romance of learning to live with someone.

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🚨 New Episode Alert! 🎥 The King's Speech (2010): You'll Make a Bloody Good Podcast

“The King’s Speech” isn’t just about finding a voice—it’s about what happens when fear and courage share the same room.

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In “There Never Was a Podcast”, we hunkered down to talk untrustworthy narrators, literary foils, and spoiler culture alongside the 1996 legal thriller, 🎥 Primal Fear starring Richard Gere, Laura Linney, and Edward Norton.

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We recently explored the animated adaptation of Persepolis (2007), Marjane Satrapi’s autobiographical graphic novel, and unpacked one woman’s story on rebellion, resilience, and what it means to come of age under revolution.

Delve into our backlog and discover the beauty of universal stories.

In this episode of Coffee & Kurosawa, we explore Akira Kurosawa's 🎥 Sanjuro (1962), from clever villains, moral inquiries into the violence of action heros, and what makes a truly great sequel.

Listen where you get your podcasts 🎙️

#movie #film #podcast #MadeInCanada #CanCon

🚨New Episode Alert!

In 🎥 Sanjuro (1962): We Look Like a Podcast!, we explore this sequel that is more than, “Yojimbo, but bigger, badder baddies”, and we're forced to ask: why use violence when cleverness will do?

Listen wherever you get your podcasts!
#film #podcast #MadeInCanada #CanCon

In 🎥 Phantom Thread (2017), tenderness shows up as caretaking, boundaries, and even discomfort as we revel in the romance of learning to love each other just as we are.

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#movie #podcast #CanCon 🇨🇦🍿

Intimacy isn’t always sexy. Sometimes it's just matching each others' weird.

We dive into framing narratives and domestic (dis)harmony in 🎥 Phantom Thread (2017): I Will Make You Podcast Again 🍄

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Even if you’ve never seen 🎥 Yojimbo (1961), we’re pretty sure you’ve seen parts of Yojimbo. Especially if you’ve played Ghosts of Yotei.

We chat Akira Kurosawa, style, and the joy of cultural cross pollination.

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What makes a movie timeless? 🎥 The Mummy (1999) balances humor, horror, and heart with unshakable charm, while its genre-blending, chemistry and tactile filmmaking created something that still holds up after 25 years.

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🎥 New Episode Alert: The Mummy (1999)

In this episode of Coffee & Kurosawa, Ben, Farrah, and special guest Rachel talk tropes, charisma, chemistry, and the mix of practical effects with turn of the century CGI.

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We hunker down and talk untrustworthy narrators, literary foils, and spoiler culture alongside the 1996 legal thriller, 🎥 Primal Fear, starring Richard Gere, Laura Linney, and Edward Norton.

Get it wherever you get your podcasts 🎙️

#film #podcast 🍁

How much collaboration is too much? We talk Rogue One (2016), a film whose creation sparked almost as many analyses than it has references to the Star Wars IP.

The tradition of exploring theme through character continues, but can you tell a cohesive story with so many lead changes?

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