The Poor things is an awestriking visual feast that satisfies the eyes,

tantalizes the loins, and feeds the soul. That's Christy Puchko, a mashable talking about poor things. That's right, I saw Puchko of Mashable talking about poor things.

That's right.

I saw it a couple weeks ago. Cannot wait to discuss it.

I wanted to wait until it's closer to its release so more of you will see it.

It's coming out December 8th and it's bonkers. That's I can tell you it's fantastic we're talking

with Yorgos Lantthmus's new film in addition to that currently available in I

think select theaters and it'll be available widespread in Netflix soon that's

made December that's also some awards bait Julia Moore Natalie Portman

stars in that the film that won the Palm Door the Cannes Film Festival anatomy of

a fall.

That's currently available in theaters limited release

and available on Max.

Right now you can watch it.

Albert Brooks defending my life, which I loved.

So three movies and one documentary this week here in Centophile.

And even more to that our wild card is the

author of a terrific new book Scott Iman is his name and it's a book about Charlie

Chaplin you're saying you're still why't care about Charlie Chaplin but you're

gonna enjoy this interview and you see one nasty yeah absolutely we got the salacious details

Charlie Chaplin versus America when art sex and politics collided as always thanks for supporting the podcast.

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