We end our series on Rohmer with Ben’s second Deep Cut pick and favorite Rohmer film, the effortlessly loveable and relatable Boyfriends and Girlfriends (1987).

Sink into moral quicksand with us as we discuss the final of Éric Rohmer’s Six Moral Tales: Love In The Afternoon (1972).

Join us as the trio journey into a bout of summertime sadness with The Green Ray (1986).

The trio talks about Lynne Ramsay’s impressionistic family tragedy, 2011’s We Need to Talk About Kevin.

Eli kicks off Deep Cut’s look at one of his favorite directors with her dark vigilante thriller from 2017, You Were Never Really Here.

Deep Cut is visited by the Queen of Sensual Cinema herself, writer/director/actress Isabel Sandoval to discuss her favorite Eliza Hittman feature, It Felt Like Love (2013).

The trio discuss Juzo Itami’s underseen workplace treatise, Supermarket Woman.

Wilson takes the trio on a culinary movie journey as they talk Juzo Itami’s iconic film, Tampopo (1985).

The Deep Cut trio is joined by writer/director Andrew Ahn (Spa Night, Driveways and the upcoming Fire Island) to discuss one of his personal favorite movies, Jonathan Glazer’s masterful, mournful Birth (2004).