Everything Everywhere All At Once: A Captivating Look at Nihilism and Life through the Absurd

On the 22nd episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max revisit the newly crowned Best Picture from the Daniels, Everything Everywhere All At Once, a sweeping, captivating, and absurd film that has captured the nation's attention. Tristen discusses the role that personal preference plays in viewing this film, Max rants on about philosophy and his favorite Frenchman Albert Camus, and they both come together to appreciate the good that this film has to offer. Max even pulls out how to live a better life and they both discuss the role of representation in making this film a smash success. 

Creators and Guests

MC

Host

Max Clark

Co-Host of The Cinematic Odyssey.

What is The Cinematic Odyssey?

On The Cinematic Odyssey podcast, your hosts and amateur film lovers Max Clark and Tristen Rodriguez take their film exploration beyond the blockbusters and through the art house sphere. We typically discuss the impact the film has had on us and the film world, memorable shots and the meaning behind certain narrative choices, and the design of the work from camera angles to costuming. With our own signature brand of humor and curiosity, follow our journeys and maybe take some recommendations home as we try to expand the mainstream recognition of great film.