SPOILERS IN THE EPISODE! In this episode, we chat about a film adapted from a best-selling novel, Where the Crawdads Sing, written by Delia Owens, and directed by Olivia Newman. We highly recommend reading the book before the film! We chatted about our disappointment in not reading the book before watching the film, the story of a young woman going under trial for murder, the theme of the crawdads, and their endurance for survival. Follow us at @darkbrownchannel @keishabissram @emilynicolecameron on Instagram! Thanks All!
In this episode, we chat about the "history" and "influence" of reality TV before we dive into Jane Campion's "The Power of the Dog", starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemons, a continuing list of additional amazing actors. And we must say - we were HUGE fans of this film!!! Follow us at @darkbrownchannel @keishabissram @emilynicolecameron on Instagram! Thanks All! Music: Somm on Audio Library
And we're back in 2023 with a new co-host: Emily Nicole Cameron! In this season, we're taking a fun and casual approach with talking all things film and television and industry changes. Join me and Emily as we drink wine (and water), float through space, learn about podcast mics, and talk about our favorite films! Follow us at @darkbrownchannel @keishabissram @emilynicolecameron on Instagram! Thanks All!
In this final episode of Season Two in the Every Shade Podcast we couldn't have found a more fitting theme: Disney's Pixar Films. "Luca" is a coming-of-age film about two sea monster children who find adventure in a small fishing village in Italy. "Soul" is a movie that we can only explain as a wonderful interpretation of a "love letter to life itself". Both films have made an impact on the hosts, Hanjie & Keisha, and we invite you to listen to our final episode of season two. Stay tuned on @darkbrownchannel for future updates. Enjoy with a bowl of pasta, a glass of wine, and a love for life.
This episode accidentally became a New York-themed episode! "In the Heights" is a musical that takes place near 181st Street in New York City. The vibrancy of this film captures the essence of New York's truest nature with a melting pot of various characters going through a heatwave. This film hits close to home with knowing you who truly are and embracing your background with a positive future. "The Mirror Has Two Faces" is a film by Barbra Streisand from 1996. Two people seek a platonic relationship but suddenly one of the partners wants more, questioning the type of relationship they're aiming for. Love, sex, and dating - what more could you want?!