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What kind of a show are you guys putting on here today?

You're not interested in art?

No.

Now look, we're going to do this thing. We're going to have a conversation.

Hey, FilmSpoters, Adam and Josh here. Coming Friday, our Pantheon Project review of Terrence Malix, the tree of life at 15. Is it Terrence Malick's best film? I know you're prepared to answer that question. I saw on letterboxed,

it's been in that number one position for quite some time, Josh.

I mean, pretty much since it came out and none of his film's sense have dethroned it. So I will be

eager to hear on Friday where it sits for you after this revisit. That's Friday. however, today. Finally, Adam, we're going to get

to our first Golden Brick nominee of 2026. Usually at this point, we have maybe two, possibly three

titles thrown in the mix here, but we're just getting to that now. The Golden Brick, of course,

is our annual award that we give to an up-and-coming filmmaker

who's maybe early film doesn't have to be a debut, shows distinct vision, some adventurous choices, perhaps.

And I think you can say that is the case for Sophie Romvari's Blue Heron.

Who is that?

Jesus, he wanted to let us know that our son is dead on the front step.

I told him not to worry.

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