An Update to The Art Immortal

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07/17/18 • 1 min

Hello everyone! This is Austin giving you a quick audio message explaining where we've been the past few weeks. Thank you and we look forward to making new episodes for you very soon!

Hello everyone! This is Austin giving you a quick audio message explaining where we've been the past few weeks. Thank you and we look forward to making new episodes for you very soon!

Previous Episode

Episode #104 -- The Fog of War

With history it feels easy to assign someone as a hero or a villain. The Vietnam War still haunts and angers many Americans and one of the men seen as its central figure was Robert McNamara. He was the Secretary of Defense under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson. In the film The Fog of War, he gives a cinematic interview where he discusses everything. The build-up, the reactions and the mistakes of the Vietnam War in this complicated and fascinating film.

Errol Morris' Five

1) Gate of Heaven

2) The Thin Blue Line

3) A Brief History of Time

4) The Fog of War

5) Tabloid

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Artwork by Ray Martindale

Theme Song by Adam Lord

Next Episode

Episode #105 -- Tabloid

The guys are back and they're here to discuss the most peculiar of Errol Morris' films. It is the true(?) story of Joyce McKinney, the tabloid star. She became famous as the beauty queen who kidnapped her Mormon boyfriend and had a weekend love affair. He said he was shackled and it was against her will. She says it was a fairy tale. And it only gets weirder from there. Austin and Eric describe Morris' lack of interest in finding the truth, how exhausting Joyce's story is, and what is up with the cloned dogs.