Good Story 232: Dunkirk (2017)

Julie and Scott thought Dunkirk would be nice this time of year. But the lines at the beach are way too long! Episode 232: Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk(2017).


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Good Story 128: Ostrov (The Island) (2006)

Julie shot her iPod. Scott burned his socks. Neither was able to get Father Job to like them. Stoke the fire before watching Ostrov (The Island) (2006)!



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Good Story 101: Calvary

Julie and Scott watched Calvary (written and directed by John Michael McDonagh) then discuss it until they run out of things to say. They are both sure they'll think of something to add by Sunday week.


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Another McDonagh directed In Bruges - we discussed it in Episode 29.

Julie's review of Calvary.

Interview with Writer/Director John Michael McDonagh

Holbein's Memento Mori ... see it from the intended perspective here.

Read more about it at Wikipedia

Good Story 073: Unholy Night

Julie and Scott escape from prison and meet a very nice couple and their newborn baby. But there's just something about that baby... Unholy Night by Seth Grahame-Smith.


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More stuff:

• The Official Site of Seth Grahame-Smith - Warning: Contains Pride and Prejudice. And zombies.

Good Story 003: Black Cherry Blues

This time around, Julie and Scott discuss James Lee Burke's Black Cherry Blues. This gritty story won an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 1990, and is third of Burke's Dave Robicheaux novels. The book is remarkable for its well-written prose and the emotional baggage carried by nearly every character. The setting is contemporary Louisiana and Montana.

And here's the podcast!
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Extra Stuff mentioned in the podcast:
The Good Wife, a CBS TV series.

 

Quirks and Creation, an Episode of Being from American Public Media. A discussion with John Polkinghorne about science and religion. "Science and religion are often pitted against one another; but how do they complement, rather than contradict, one another? We learn how one man applies the deepest insights of modern physics to think about how the world fundamentally works, and how the universe might make space for prayer."