UPSTREAM COLOR (S03E05)

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This week, Jason and Lee are excited to discuss Shane Carruth’s UPSTREAM COLOR, a film that stars touching, paper rings, pigs, worms, and Walden. Season 3 Episode 5 Breakdown Introduction Feature Film Discussion: UPSTREAM COLOR 11:00 Closing Thoughts and Shout Outs 1:38:54 Agree or disagree with any of our take on UPSTREAM COLOR? Leave comments on the track, below in the comment section, or send us an email at [email protected] Be sure to like, share, follow #AtlanticSC on Google Play, SoundCloud, and/or leave us a review on iTunes. You can now find Atlantic Screen Connection on Stitcher Radio as well Overcast! Just look up AtlanticSC Podcast! We’re looking forward to discussing with you! Head over to our Facebook page and give it a like! We're also on Instagram (a platform we're intent on using more and more!) Follow us on Twitter! Jason AtlanticSC Lee BigPicReviews

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