Bart & Jenna welcome the ghost of Dwight Macdonald to discuss the merits of difficult art through a dissection of Last Year at Marienbad

Bart & Jenna dive into the cinematic treasures of Akira Kurosawa in a decade that almost ended his career

Bart & Jenna watch six films in hopes of adding them to their Top Ten of the year 1962 – from some true cinematic classics to some intriguing foreign obscurities

Bart & Jenna watched the six most promising Bulgarian movies from the 60s in order to giving a taste of what the country’s cinema has to offer

In this episode, Bart & Jenna have a lively debate about what it takes to adapt something as stylized as Shakespeare to a medium that leans so heavily towards realism.

Bart & Jenna explore a series of band movies, from some notable British boy bands all the way to their American TV cousins. For such a decade-specific genre, it’s an episode full of high highs and low lows.

Bart & Jenna dive into the beautiful, surreal and unfairly banned films of Sergei Parajanov and Yuri Ilyenko.

Bart & Jenna navigate through the many sequels and bootlegs of Sergio Corbucci's Django.

Bart & Jenna watch six films in hopes of adding them to their Top Ten of the year 1961 – from some top commedia all'italiana choices, to struggling Parisian artists and refections on violence.

Bart & Jenna use Susan Sontag’s article as a sounding board to dissect Bergman’s filmmaking and explore the depths of Persona, as well as muse on whether or not cinema must have a “point.”

Bart and Jenna take a look at documentaries in 1969 – examining just how far the genre had progressed in ten years

Bart & Jenna are joined by Christopher J. Lee, professor of African studies, to discuss two anti-colonialist masterpieces of African cinema: The Battle of Algiers and Black Girl.

Bart & Jenna talk Doris Day – one of the era’s biggest box office draws for bedroom adventures in which our main lady narrowly escapes certain fornication.

Bart & Jenna notice a parallel between Fellini's body of work in the 60s and the self-immolating ambitiousness of the decade itself.

Bart & Jenna are joined by Carlo Vanstiphout to talk all things kaiju in the 1960s – from Godzilla to Mothra, Frankenstein to Baragon, Gamera to Guiron and more

Bart & Jenna watch six films in hopes of adding them to their Top Ten of the year 1960 – from the most arthouse of arthouse choices, to some deeply cynical satires.

Bart & Jenna sidestep Bootleg Bond by focusing on a revival film franchise that never would have existed if not for ‘60s Bond Mania: Fu Manchu films.

Bart & Jenna travel to Venus to get a better look at some choice sci-fi films from behind the iron curtain – including Ikarie XB 1, Silent Star, and more.

Bart & Jenna cover Robert Wise’s two Best Picture-winning musicals, along with several other notable films from the 1960s – a couple of which are a highly prized by film lovers.

Bart & Jenna dive into a positive who’s who of Egyptian cinema – including young Omar Sharif and Soad Hosny, multiple Naguib Mahfouz adaptations, and even two films that broke through to the Western world: the Muslim Crusade epic Saladin and the internationally celebrated The Night Counting The Years.