Operation Kino 77: The Unsettling Compliance And The Odd Process Of Mourning Filmmakers

This week on Operation Kino, we've lost track of Da7e, but bring in as backup Sean O'Connell, who claims to be slowly Black Swan-ing Da7e anyway, so it's pretty much the same as usual. We review the unsettling new indie Compliance, then get into a conversation about the process of mourning filmmakers, specifically inspired by the recent death of Tony Scott. Before any of that, though, there's a lightning round inspired by Hit & Run, then tidbits, in which Patches hops on his bike for Premium Rush, Katey feels like she knows a little too much about Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell after seeing Hit & Run, Sean thinks Daniel Day-Lewis has already won the Oscar for Lincoln, and David gets all film geeky about the new documentary Side By Side .

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00:00-00:40 Lightning Round

00:56 - 25:44 Introductions and Tidbits

26:05 - 42:34 Compliance reviewed

43:01 - 59:40 Mourning filmmakers in public, and considering flawed legacies

59:40 - 1:04:52 Dessert!

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