The year is 2008 and we are going on a trip to do a podcast in Burush.

In Burush?

How did anybody do a podcast in Burush?

Could we just reserve judgment on Burush until we see the fucking place?

Ha ha ha!

There will be in Burush.

Hello everyone and welcome to Unstooled.

I'm Amy Nicholson.

And I am Paul Sheer and this is the podcast where we look at films that are remembered as classics,

but ask the question, are they that good or are they just remembered that way?

I'm very excited to talk about today's film, In Burush, because there's been a lot of talk about

art, MacDonna, especially post Oscars, is Banshee's best film, where does In Burush fall,

because In Burush was not a hit when it came out, but it's a movie that I think, especially in the conversation

we're going to be having today, we really find a lot in.

This is a movie that I haven't kind of held off rewatching in so long because I find it to be.

So beautiful, so powerful, so wonderful that I didn't want it to lose that impact.

So getting to watch it again for this podcast has been such a joy.

I love this movie, kind of beyond reason.

I almost am terrified of how much I love this movie and how much power it has over me

and how hard it was to watch this time because it has been a long time and rewatching it was like,

oh wow, oh yes, oh yes, I forgot about all of this.

You know, and I think, you know, as we talk about this film, what you're going to hear

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