Philosophy In Film - 030 - Midsommar

Philosophy In Film

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In their 30th episode the Philosophy In Film podcast tackles Ari Aster's 2019 Folk Horror "Midsommar". Differing perspectives on the movie's effectiveness ultimately leads to some interesting discussion and debate on the topics of suffering, community, relationships, graduate studies, mushrooms, the field of anthropology, Ikea and what exactly constitutes being a "bro". Chris also tells a pirate joke.

Featured Beer: Cosmic Dancer, The Dandy Brewing Company (Calgary, Alberta)

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