Redefine the Form - Babylon (2022)

A chicken does coke in this movie. In a delayed release of the first episode we ever recorded, Danni and Summer discuss Damien Chazelle's Babylon and the characters that pull it all together. Topics include the 1920s Manic Pixie Dream Girl, an examination of immortality, and a thorough rant about some infuriating queer representation. We're still not sure if Chazelle came out as a hero or a villain in all this, but hey, that amazing party scene will get you through pretty much anything. Content warning for discussions of drug use, racism, and suicide. ——— Fine us online! https://linktr.ee/bisexuallylit Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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