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Hey everyone, my next video will be about one of my favorite films of last year: Aftersun, which I thought was just a beautifully intricate mosaic of memories, artifacts and imagination that reveals more with each viewing. 

In other news: I made a change to the Patreon reward tiers. I've decided I'm going to discontinue making annotated videos as I felt like they weren't being used by most people, and to be perfectly honest; I didn't really enjoy making them anymore (the website to do so was rather clunky and every time I finished a video I felt like I'd just wanted to move on to the next project). To compensate, everyone from the $2 tier and up now has access to the Q&A videos that were originally for $5 and up patrons, and will be able to send in questions for new Q&A videos coming up. I like making those more, and figured it would be a good way for those who did like the annotated videos to still be able to ask me for additional thoughts/comments on videos.

For $5 patrons: your tier is still active, it's just unpublished for new patrons, so I think the Discord connection and other benefits should still be intact. If you do run into any issues, please let me know! Also, if you specifically signed up for the Q&A videos, feel free to adjust your pledge to the new level.

Thank you everyone for your continued support! If there are any questions regarding the change, don't hesitate to ask.

Comments

James Botevyle

Aftersun immediately became my favourite movie of the year, I watched it 3 times on MUBI the week of my first watch. There is something so beautifully melancholic and profound in it's study of memory. I'd even argue it's life changing as it has been ever present in my mind since, especially when I am interacting with my young nieces and nephews, making me reflect on how they will remember me.

Ben M

At least for me, not an issue about the annotated videos. I'm here simply because I think your main videos are worth paying for

Adam T.

I can't wait. I watched Aftersun a few days ago and then re-watched it the next day so I could be thoroughly devastated in preparation for the upcoming video essay. It was profound, especially as a dad of young kids.