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Sentimental Value

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Sep 17, 2026

Gordon McNultyHOST
104:36
Where your nominees end up being Frankenstein, Marty Supreme, One Battle, Sinners, and Train Dreams.
Gordon McNultyHOST
104:42
Your other shortlisted cinematography contenders along with this are Ballad of a Small Player, Begonia, Die My Love, F1, Hamnet, Nouvelle Vague, Sentimental Value, Surratt, Sound of Falling, and Wicked for Good.
Gordon McNultyHOST
104:56
You got a cinematography.
Gordon McNultyHOST
104:58
Uh...

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Frank CalvilloGUEST
111:43
What was the point? Why did I waste precious December screener time on this? Why? And then only for my group to fucking give Byrne the award when I voted.
Frank CalvilloGUEST
111:54
I voted for Buckley, so I'm innocent in that.
Frank CalvilloGUEST
111:58
Sentimental value.
Frank CalvilloGUEST
111:59
Again, I responded to it in a very personal way because of my father and our relationship and Unresolved, yada, yada, yada.
Stacy Macris RosHOST
41:19
Yeah.
Juan RosHOST
41:20
And also Renate Ranzve, who was the daughter in Sentimental Value.
Juan RosHOST
41:25
Oh, yeah.
Juan RosHOST
41:26
And was nominated for an Academy Award also for that.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
59:38
I mean, it makes sense like a European director.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
59:40
I feel like, you know, I watched Sentimental Value-
Zanandi VawterzGUEST
59:42
Yeah
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
59:42
... and I was like, this is one of the most emotionally mature movies I've ever watched.
Louis VirtelHOST
3:23
Really? First of all, I am newly very obsessed with Elle Fanning.
Louis VirtelHOST
3:26
I loved her in Sentimental Value, and I thought that was a very hard role to get an Oscar nomination out of.
Louis VirtelHOST
3:30
Let
Justin SylvesterGUEST
3:30
me tell you something.
DeionHOST
12:20
Like, as I'm watching...
DeionHOST
12:21
Like, I really liked Sentimental Value.
DeionHOST
12:26
I liked...
DeionHOST
12:28
What's it called? Sick of Myself.
Zale MednickHOST
29:59
I think of Casey Affleck in Manchester by the Sea.
Zale MednickHOST
30:04
I think of Renata Reinsve in the recent movie Sentimental Value and The Worst Person in the World.
Zale MednickHOST
30:13
And I'm sorry if people haven't seen those movies, but that comes to mind versus somebody like Bradley Cooper in Maestro, where I know there was a lot of I don't want to say criticism.
Zale MednickHOST
30:22
Some people celebrated that performance a lot and some people criticized it saying it was too performative.
Cynthia AshpergerGUEST
30:54
And I think the idea of naturalism or verisimilitude that we started this conversation with... has a lot of connection to actual style.
Cynthia AshpergerGUEST
31:10
So, you know, we are, many of us, often we're asked to work in realism, in realistic style.
Cynthia AshpergerGUEST
31:17
That is that believability, just like life, right? But if you look at sentimental value, as much as that is closer to just like life, there is a level of abstraction in that as well.
Cynthia AshpergerGUEST
31:34
By that I mean that scenes for plays or movies or TV shows are written with beginning, middle, and end in mind.
Colton RobertsonHOST
51:30
A new movie that got a ton of acclaim, was nominated for Best Picture, was a huge deal.
Colton RobertsonHOST
51:34
Sentimental Value, starring Stellan Skarsgård, who got an Oscar nomination for it.
Colton RobertsonHOST
51:42
Now, knowing you, we've gone three dudes.
Colton RobertsonHOST
51:47
Four dudes.
RobHOST
22:24
Spin the wheel again.
RobHOST
22:41
Okay, you actually get a movie from this year, Sentimental Value.
Josh HorowitzGUEST
22:45
Hmm.
Josh HorowitzGUEST
22:47
I have no idea what movie that is.
Michael MackenzieHOST
21:31
I must say a little too much handheld camera for my internal limbic system, you know, because I started getting a little nauseous as the camera sort of roved around the room on someone's shoulder.
Michael MackenzieHOST
21:43
some lovely little performances i'd say to mixed effect i'd see it but i'd see it on the small screen yeah but there's the premise behind it is kind of intriguing so you know i don't want to completely diss it but it's not a major triumph either The other film that springs to mind in comparison is the incredible Scandinavian movie Sentimental Value, which came out last year, which is just superb.
Michael MackenzieHOST
22:09
Again, about a father who is kind of estranged from his children and tries to make amends.
Michael MackenzieHOST
22:16
I think that film is a much more successful film compared to And Sons.
Leah McKendrickGUEST
36:11
It, it's hard.
Leah McKendrickGUEST
36:12
I mean, I just saw the movie Sentimental Value the other night, and I just thought-
JessHOST
36:15
Oh, great movie
Leah McKendrickGUEST
36:16
... it's so great, and I, I'm really proud of what it managed to do, not being in English and, um, having stars but, you know, not Julia Roberts and-

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