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

In this double-sized episode, Bart & Jenna tackle the globe-trotting filmography of Sophia Loren. They discuss four of these films in depth: Two Women, El Cid, Yesterday Today & Tomorrow and A Countess From Hong Kong

Bart & Jenna talk Michelangelo Antonioni and his complex, heartbreaking and sometimes mystifying films–from L’Avventura to Zabriskie Point. They also try and dispel some widely repeated narratives about how to watch and read his cinematic language.