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TDOC Episode #103: The Best Films of the Decade

TDOC Episode #103: The Best Films of the Decade

In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew share their picks for their favorite films of the decade.

Author The Death of CinemaPosted on January 31, 2020Categories PodcastTags A Most Violent Year, Adam Driver, Adaptation, Alex Ross Perry, All is Lost, American Honey, Amour, Andrea Arnold, Barry Jenkins, Before Midnight, Best of the Decade, Black Swan, Blockbuster, Darren Aronofsky, David Fincher, Elizabeth Moss, Film, Frances Ha, George Miller, Greta Gerwig, Hollywood, Horror, If Beale Street Could Talk, Indie, Inherent Vice, It Follows, J.C. Chandor, Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Jim Jarmusch, Lady Bird, Let Me In, Luc Dardenne, Mad Max Fury Road, Marion Cotillard, Matt Reeves, Michael Haneke, Moonlight, movie, Natalie Portman, Noah Baumbach, Paterson, Paul Thomas Anderson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Queen of Earth, Review, Richard Linklater, Robert Redford, Rust and Bone, Sean Baker, TDOC, The Best Films of the Decade, The Florida Project, The Master, The Social Network, Tom Hardy, Two Days One NightLeave a comment on TDOC Episode #103: The Best Films of the Decade

The Death of Cinema is a film podcast hosted by Andrew Cate & Ryan Capuano. Each week they’ll review new film releases, discuss breaking news in the world of film, and travel to a variety of film festivals, searching for the filmmakers who will make sure the death of cinema is not imminent.

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