Philosophy In Film - 017 - Groundhog Day

from Philosophy In Film · host Chris McTavish and Alain Beauclair

Join the @PhilInFilm fellows for a discussion of the movie Groundhog Day and its exploration of the limits of Egoism for human fulfillment. Chris and Alain spread their philosophical wings while Nickel interjects with an exploration of the trials and tribulations of riding a bike around the city streets. In other news, Alain continues to dream about Dolly Parton. Feature Beer: 9 to 5 IPA from The Establishment Brewing Company (Calgary, AB)

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