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This week we contrast two incredibly gorgeous films about rescuing your younger sibling from owl fairies, 2014's Song of the Sea and 1986's Labyrinth. Join us for a look at potential alternate versions of Labyrinth; probably the only time we'll watch a movie with a major character named Saoirse; a discussion of the emotional reality of fantasy narratives; why the non-fictional Saoirse thinks Labyrinth is A Feminist Film (tm), and our usual share of digressions about Neil Gaiman, theatre history, and books we like.
Music:
David Bowie, Drive-In Saturdays, Underground, and Magic Dance
Lisa Hannigan, Amhrán Na Farraige
Altan, Dúlamán
Loreena McKennitt, The Stolen Child
Menu*:
- Fish and chips
- Peach cake
- Frothy meringue
* Drive In Saturdays accepts no responsibility for any unforeseen consequences incurred by eating fairy food
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