Hello, my name is Justin the Klu and I'm here today with Will Slown.

And you're listening to the important cinema club.

And today we're going to be talking about Louis Bunwell.

But before we get started on the fame surrealist filmmaker, we have a special guest, which we rarely

have, someone that was involved

with one of the movies that we're talking about. He actually helped write the story for the

Exterminating Angel, and I'm going to let him explain exactly how it happened. Ladies and

gentlemen, Owen Wilson. Well, hi, guys. It's an incredible story.

I was transported back to 1920s Paris, and, well, who's this special guest over here?

Hello, I am, Dali.

Do you have a movie idea for me?

Well, my idea was you could have a house for a fancy dinner party for a rich family or rich people, and they're not able to leave.

That was Owen Wilson in Midnight in Paris, the Academy Award nominated film by Woody Allen.

It was a good time for me to test drive my Owen Wilson impression.

Do you have a familiarity with Louis Bunwell as a filmmaker?

Have you watched a lot of his films, Will?

Benwell is one of those people who, you know, being interested in movies, you probably end up seeing like a half a dozen of his movies just because you do.

Especially at like Film 101, where they're going to throw a Chey on

that Lou or The Golden Age up.

Yeah.

Because those are like textbook films.

But definitely, and he's definitely made movies that I like a lot, but not somebody

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