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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2020 · 1H 42M

Single Location Films: Gimmick or Testament to the Power of Cinema?

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Get ready for one heck of a claustrophobic rollercoaster ride as Chris, Sol and Tom go through some of the biggest (and some of the most underrated) single location - and primary location - films of all time! Spoiler Warning: We will spoil Coherence (with a clear warning) - jump to 1:01:00 if you do not want to get the concept spoiled. We will cover: Adapted Plays: Secret Honor: 00:08:33 Street Scene: 00:14:32 Carnage and Roman Polanski: 00:15:35 Sacha Guitry: 00:17:30 Huis Clos: 00:19:10 Claustrophobia: Exterminating Angel: 00:21:50 Rear Window: 00:25:27 Mother!, Evridiki BA 2037 and Repulsion: 00:29:05 Rolf de Heer's Alexandra's Project and The Quiet Room: 00:36:28 Isolation/loneliness: Music Room: 00:42:30 All is Lost: 00:47:07 Low budget: Stalled: 00:48:56 Pontypool: 51:10 LFO: 52:59 Coherence: 00:57:39 - Spoilers end: 1:01:00 Man From Earth: 1:01:00 Bigger Films: Lifeboat: 1:04:14 12 Angry Men: 1:06:50 Experimental Films: Michael Snow: 1.11.14 Marcel Hanoun's Autumn: 1.17.23 Most extreme cases Buried: 1.19.44  Locke: 1:24:00 1:27:13 Winifred Wagner: 1.28.40 ATM: 1.31:21 Haze: 1:33:26 Outro: 1:35:37 

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