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Audience Choice - Deep Dive Episode of July

  • "Se7en" (1995) by David Fincher 8
  • "The Seventh Seal" (1957) by Ingmar Bergman 30
  • "Seven Samurai 七人の侍" (1954) by Kurosawa Akira 黒澤明 21
  • 2020-06-12
  • —2020-06-29
  • multiple choice
  • 59 votes
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Content

Hi everyone, 

For the July episode, we decided to do a "themed" pick for the Deep Dive.

Make your choice! Don't forget to leave your comment/question about the film you chose on the comments below to participate in the Podcast. 

Voting will end by 29th June and episode airs during July. 

Cheers!

Comments

Nick Tauro Jr

NO QUESTION.... gotta be Bergman. Probably my all-time favorite movie.

Adam Vitums

I just did a research project on Bergman for school. Would love to hear your interpretations!

Trey

Do y’all think this is Bergman’s most iconic film and why? To me it seems like I’ve seen many things based off it like the Kaiser Permanente Thrive commercial with Klay Thompson with death and playing chess.