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Ah, Miklós Jancsó... you beam of positivity, what have you bestowed upon the podcast next? It's 1966's The Round-Up (oh, that could be fun!) about the treatment of Kossuth's 1848 revolution against Habsburg rule in Hungary (oh... never mind). The fellas discuss the total lack of musical score, the use of big empty spaces, using a historical event to slyly comment on current political troubles and much more.
Next week: back to the list... kind of.
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