What does a true commitment to science really look like? | "I Origins" (2014) d. Mike Cahill

Films for Today
26/01/2025 29 min

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Following on from last week's discussion about seeking deep truths hidden in disconcerting places, this week's episode centres on Mike Cahill's 2014 film, 'I Origins', to contemplate the surprisingly vast purview of scientific enquiry. We also briefly discuss: Wild Strawberries (1957) d. Ingmar BergmanWhite Noise (2022) d. Noah BaumbachContact UsEmail: [email protected]: https://www.instagram.com/filmsfortoday/

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