Bryan is joined by Nicole Soroka, co-host of As Scene on Screen, to discuss 2015's "Inside Out" directed by Pete Docter. Other topics of discussion include the film's exploration of growing up, how this film was a refresher for Pixar at the time and the status of being hailed as one of the century's best animations.Follow our guest online: Nicole Soroka on As Scene on Screen.Follow our host online: Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow our show online: Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram. Credits:Theme music by Dustin GrossmanArtwork by Alley Paige CooperEdited by Bryan Sudfield
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"The Worst Person in the World" with Ema Sasic
Bryan is joined by Ema Sasic to discuss Joachim Trier's "The Worst Person in the World" from 2021. Other topics of discussion include the film's 12-chapter structure, the yearning for more coming-of-age films following people in their late 20s-early 30s and how the film should've gotten more awards traction.Follow our guest online: Ema Sasic on Letterboxd, Twitter, Instagram, Next Best Picture, Desert Sun and Weekly Pop.Follow our host online: Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow our show online: Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram. Credits:Theme music by Dustin GrossmanArtwork by Alley Paige CooperEdited by Bryan Sudfield
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"Donnie Darko" with Van Watches Movies
Bryan is joined by Van Watches Movies to discuss Richard Kelly's "Donnie Darko" from 2001. Other topics of discussion include the troubling production, the existential themes not often explored in coming-of-age and the film's eventual cult status. Follow our guest online: Van Watches Movies on Letterboxd, Twitter and Instagram.Follow our host online: Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow our show online: Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram. Credits:Theme music by Dustin GrossmanArtwork by Alley Paige CooperEdited by Bryan Sudfield
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"Paper Moon" with Lexi Amoriello
Bryan is joined by Lexi Amoriello to discuss Peter Bogdanovich's "Paper Moon" from 1973. Other topics of discussion include the blend of multiple genres, the decision to have a real father-daughter duo headline the film and how it perfectly fits in the coming-of-age genre. Follow our guest online: Lexi Amoriello on Letterboxd, Instagram and TikTok.Follow our host online: Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow our show online: Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram. Credits:Theme music by Dustin GrossmanArtwork by Alley Paige CooperEdited by Bryan Sudfield
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"Spy Kids" with Diego Crespo
Bryan is joined by Diego Crespo to discuss Robert Rodriguez's "Spy Kids" from 2001. Other topics of discussion include the theme of family bond, the charming, yet over-the-top visual flair and how this has aged amongst 2000s family entertainment.Follow our guest online: Diego Crespo on Twitter, Instagram and The Waffle Press.Follow our host online: Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow our show online: Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram. Credits:Theme music by Dustin GrossmanArtwork by Alley Paige CooperEdited by Bryan Sudfield
Welcome to Life Moves Pretty Fast, a podcast celebrating coming-of-age cinema and its significance to the medium as a whole, as well as ourselves. Hosted by Bryan Sudfield. New episodes every Wednesday.
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