About this episode

The hosts discuss the infamous Spanish film 'The Coffee Table', highlighting its quality and shocking elements.

Folks! Folks! Holy hell. The boys just tackled a doozy of a picture. Oh boy. For episode 61, Chris brought out the infamous, cruel Spanish production of The Coffee Table. You've probably heard about it. Maybe you've seen it. It's something great. It's well done, well acted, shot beautifully, and shocking as hell. Find it now on Tubi because they spoil it. Let's say that again, there are SPOILERS in this episode. Go watch ...

People in this episode

Hosts: Justin Adkins, Chris Herdter

Topics covered

• film analysis
• Spanish production
• shocking cinema
• visual storytelling
• acting quality

Keywords

• The Coffee Table
• Spanish film
• film discussion
• visual arts
• cinema analysis

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Tubi

Books & works: The Coffee Table

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