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The Pacific Northwest Insurance Corporation Moviefilm Podcast

The Pacific Northwest Insurance Corporation Moviefilm Podcast

By: Corbin Smith and Matt Ellis
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A Podcast about movies from the fine folks at the Pacific Northwest Insurance Corporation, with Corbin Smith (The Famous Writer) and Dr. Movies, Matt Ellis (A Professor of Movies)2023 Art
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  • A Lil' One Battle After Another Chat
    Oct 24 2025

    Matt's working on this week's episode still, so we excerpted the beginning, where we talk about OBAA. I saw it again after this and loved it more

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    18 mins
  • "The Tragedy of Man" (2011, Dir: Marcell Jankovics)
    Oct 10 2025

    Twenty years in the making, Marcell Jankovics' animated adaptation of Imre Madách's sort-of play is a terribly ambitious intellectual undertaking about the role of man's inherent nature in the onspooling of history. But is it any good? We discuss.

    A useful article about Madach. Read the play here if you're inclined. The movie is available on iTunes.

    Matt's recc. Corbin's recc is not important but check out Perfect Blue, which we touch on a little here. Next episode is about 'Tokyo Drifter,' available on Criterion.

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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • "Happy-Go-Lucky" (2008, Dir: Mike Leigh)
    Oct 3 2025

    In 2008 Mike Leigh made a movie about a genuinely nice lady coming into contact with a lonely right wing maniac. Sooner or later it became the model for how society was structured. Let's talk about it! Topics include: Sally Hawkings, clubbing, British repression, Mike Leigh in particular, and other stuff.

    Matt recc. Corbin recc's a music artist. Next week's episode is about The Tragedy of Man. I have no idea how I'm going to watch this thing though.

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    1 hr and 47 mins
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