Filmography Club discusses plot lines and spoilers right from the start, so please consider this your warning before diving in. In this episode in particular, the entirety of Dune is discussed; even the upcoming Part Two.

Today we wrap up the season 3 mission of covering the English language films of Denis Villeneuve, which means in this episode we’re talking about 2021’s (Oscar winning) Dune Part One. Joining us is Patrick Rodgers, a native Nashvillian who currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief at the Nashville Scene. Over his 13 year tenure at the publication, he has served as music listings editor, calendar editor, music editor and managing editor, writing and editing film, music, culture and news features and criticism. He’s also contributed to VICE, Rolling Stone, Garden & Gun, Ion and Spin among others. He writes some fiction, plays a couple of instruments and lives with his dog Ernie; whom he calls a delightful idiot. We thank him for his time.

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Music by Uncle Skeleton.

Filmography Club discusses plot lines and spoilers right from the start, so please consider this your warning before diving in.

In this episode, filmmaker and cinematographer Ted Ringeisen joins once again for an in-depth discussion on 2017’s retro-future noir Blade Runner 2049. Making a sequel to to Ridley Scott’s highly influential 1982 title (Blade Runner) was a notably risky undertaking for Villeneuve and this episode dives into all of the highs and lows of the results.

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Music by Uncle Skeleton.

This episode, we dive into the film that brought Villeneuve into the spotlight – 2016’s Arrival. The science-fiction / drama with Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner and Forest Wittaker was, deservingly, nominated for a ton of awards and won several of them (including the Oscar for Best Sound Editing)! Arrival is another of those Villeneuve movies that works just fine the first time you see it but only through repeated viewings does the full scope of accomplishment truly reveal itself.

To discuss these layers, we welcome back Los Angeles based filmmaker and cinematographer Ted Ringeisen. You may remember him from last season, where we talked about Green Room and Ted’s favorite movie Jaws. Any excuse to sit down with Ted is a good one.

Filmography Club gets into spoilers pretty quickly and this episode is no different! Be warned, spoilers ahead.

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Music by Uncle Skeleton. Cover photo by Wilson Webb.