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Sep 16, 2026

John FeitelbergHOST
44:06
Mm.
Mark DuplassGUEST
44:06
You know? And, like, seeing Sean Baker win all those Oscars for Anora was, like, so exciting for me, and so just, like, beautiful to see an independent filmmaker do it.
Mark DuplassGUEST
44:16
And the six months leading up to the Oscars, where his entire life was about promoting and get-
John FeitelbergHOST
44:22
Campaigning, yeah.
MitaHOST
48:13
She did come out a few years ago.
MitaHOST
48:14
You know, you know, I'm a big fan of Anora.
MitaHOST
48:16
Yeah.
MitaHOST
48:17
So I don't think good different is the like, I just think it would.
MitaHOST
48:30
I think it would.
MitaHOST
48:30
I don't
NadeemHOST
48:31
think it would be Academy Award winning film Anora, but that's because of the Academy, not because of Sean Baker's abilities.
MitaHOST
48:37
Yeah.
Rich BunnellHOST
17:46
Best Picture.
Rich BunnellHOST
17:47
But, like, realistically, by today's standards, it would be rated R, and, uh, conversely, Anora would definitely be rated X by 1969 standards.
Rich BunnellHOST
17:56
So it's all about context.
Amanda RogersHOST
17:57
Mm-hmm.
Josh RosetteGUEST
42:55
in it, um- Made all the difference.
Josh RosetteGUEST
42:58
A, a recent film that I really loved, I know it wasn't everyone's cup of tea, but that I really loved was Anora, uh, which is the Sean Baker movie.
Josh RosetteGUEST
43:09
Have you seen that?
Benjamin SchneiderHOST
43:09
I did.

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Benjamin SchneiderHOST
55:05
Yeah.
Josh RosetteGUEST
55:05
Um, a- and granted, I don't know that screwball comedy ever went away.
Josh RosetteGUEST
55:10
I mean, we talk about "Anora," you can talk about any number of things, um, any number of, of modern comedies that would qualify as such.
Josh RosetteGUEST
55:20
But in this sort of pure form distilled to its real essence, um, that's so specific to the '30s and '40s for me.
CoreyHOST
21:01
Oh.
HuggyHOST
21:01
Anora won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2005.
HuggyHOST
21:05
Never even heard of that movie.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
21:06
That's so funny.
Devan CostaHOST
43:32
who?
ConnorHOST
43:33
Sorry, who? Sean Baker, the guy who made like Enora and Red Rocket.
ConnorHOST
43:35
Oh,
Bill MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:35
yeah, right, right.
Julie GilbertGUEST
33:48
If
David RiganoHOST
33:48
any of you liked Anora, I'm leaving right now.
Julie GilbertGUEST
33:52
So I think that...
Julie GilbertGUEST
33:54
It's a picture for me.
Matt MuellerGUEST
7:24
It's got a great cast.
Matt MuellerGUEST
7:25
It's got Jeremy Allen White from The Bear and Mikey Madison from Enora, but it's going to have to prove itself.
LibbyHOST
7:31
So this is Zucker after Facebook?
Matt MuellerGUEST
7:34
Yes, this is the Cambridge Analytica controversy with Facebook, which this is part of the problem with this sequel is who remembers Cambridge Analytica and who really is thinking about the Cambridge Analytica? Who really understands everything that went on with that? It's very, I think when it was greenlit, people were like, oh, this is going to be an important topic.
Alan NgHOST
37:49
Yeah.
Alan NgHOST
37:49
Well, I mean, it'll be this year's Anora, basically.
Chris GoreHOST
37:52
It could be.
Chris GoreHOST
37:54
It could be.
EmmaHOST
45:56
I wrote this twice.
EmmaHOST
45:57
Anora sucks.
EmmaHOST
45:58
Sean Baker sucks.
EmmaHOST
46:00
Christopher Nolan is an awful writer.

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