Merry Christmas, movie fans! Or should we say, merikurisamusau.

This week we’re talking about Satoshi Kon’s Tokyo Godfathers, a film that finds grace, hope, and redemption in some of the most unexpected corners of life. We discuss the movie’s compassionate portrayal of homelessness, its surprising spiritual themes, and the beauty of chosen family.

While coming from unlikely places, this movie tells a beautiful story with a rich message. We hope that this episode convinces you to give it a try if you haven't already!

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Everyone remembers their first time creating a Facebook account. But do you remember your first time watching David Fincher's The Social Network in 2010??

Join us as we unpack the deeper themes of identity, loneliness, power, and community that pulse underneath this powerhouse a film.

What does this movie say about human desire and imitation?

Is Facebook the new mark of the beast?

Is Justin Timberlake a good actor? (this one was controversial)

Is Mark Zuckerberg beyond the saving grace of our Lord? (of course not tbh)

Join the gang as we wax eloquent on everyone's favorite film about the gradual destruction of human connection.

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At first glance, Babette’s Feast, the 1987 Danish cinematic masterpiece, might seem like a simple story. You might even find yourself thinking, “It’s just a movie about people sharing a meal.”

But we’re going on record to say that Babette’s Feast is one of the most awe-inspiring portraits of the Kingdom of God ever captured on film. It’s a rich tale of unrequited love, the pursuit of passion, quiet sacrifice, and, of course, the sacred act of breaking bread together amongst friends.

Today, we explore this deeply spiritual and quietly stunning film, and we’re so glad to have you join us at the table.

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