

Lewis & Nick (@ProletarianC) - American Pi
Aug 24, 2020
Lewis & Nick from the Proletarian Contrarian podcast discuss Darren Aronofsky's 'Pi', exploring numbers, capitalism, and identity. They also analyze the film's characters, dialogue, visual style, and thematic levels. The budget and production costs of a film, as well as the incorporation of religion, are also explored. They delve into perception of patterns, visual motifs, and behind-the-scenes details, creating a visually impactful experience for the audience.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Introduction and Discussion of Movie Choice
01:43 • 2min
Discussion of the movie 'Pi' and its exploration of numbers, capitalism, and identity
03:50 • 2min
The Budget and Production Costs of a Film
05:51 • 8min
Exploring the Film 'Pi' and its Incorporation of Religion
13:42 • 18min
Exploring Characters and Dialogue
31:16 • 17min
Analyzing the Visual Style and Themes in Black and White Films
48:37 • 15min
Visual Elements and Practical Effects
01:03:40 • 2min
Perception of Patterns and Spirals
01:05:21 • 2min
Analysis of a Scene with Delusions and Visual Anomalies
01:07:31 • 2min
Exploring Visual Motifs and Aesthetic Choices
01:09:52 • 17min
Imagery of Phylacteries and Trash Can Aesthetic
01:26:52 • 2min
Masterful Shot with Glass Sheath and Corona Reflection
01:28:26 • 9min
Staring at the Sun and the Destructive Power of Seeing God
01:37:26 • 9min
Behind-the-Scenes Details of American Pi
01:46:01 • 18min
Online Platforms, Celeste the Cat, and Dune Episode
02:03:37 • 3min