HeyJaredRetrospective Cinema
Full filmographies, one week at a time. Each episode Ryan Saylor and Annie Murrell discuss the films of chosen directors by chronologically moving through each filmography every week until the job is done.
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- 9
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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62 - Jane Campion - Two Friends (opens the original)
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Annie and Ryan embark on their first big filmography in a while! In this episode, Annie argues for a film she's not a fan of and Ryan argues against a film he likes. It just worked out that way.
61 - David Robert Mitchell - The End of Oak Street (opens the original)
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New film still in theaters to see, a filmography to wrap up, awards to give, and the next director to still announce. All kinds of things this week! Check it out inside!
60 - David Robert Mitchell - Under the Silver Lake (opens the original)
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Annie and Ryan dive into the weird world of conspiracies and neo-noir-isms that have slowly made Mitchell's third work into something of a cult hit. Will the strange nonsense work for our duo or will they wish things stayed a little more accessible?
59 - David Robert Mitchell - It Follows (opens the original)
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The most mainstream film in a while! Ryan and Annie debate whether Ryan's criticisms and confusions are reasonable or misguided as he attempts to make sense of something he just can't quite wrap his head around.
58 - David Robert Mitchell - The Myth of the American Sleepover (opens the original)
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Ryan and Annie get confronted with a strange, silly world of teenage shenanigans and can't help but laugh along.
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