Yeah I saw someone on Bluesky say that there should be a crossover with the Chair Company and it did seem to be heading in that direction a little. I liked how it completely changed the tone of the show and still remained funny and suspenseful as you didn’t know what to expect. Rhea Seahorn managed to make it as compelling as possible. Vince Gilligan has consistently shown us that when things slow down it means we’re bulding towards something. Everyone seems to have the same assumption about what she saw in the final shot so I can only assume it’s NOT that.

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Thanks for flagging that.

Thanks for sharing your inside perspective!

Thanks for the shout out regardless Prodigal Frog & Five and for catching that Nemo! The odd spelling may be my bad, I believe I tried the other way, but either way it would be great to see the community take off a bit more and CouncelingTechie and I are pretty open to whatever community members want to bring to it.

Since you like Psycho, I’d recommend Peeping Tom by Michael Powell or several movies by Mario Bava from the era like The Girl Who Knew Too Much and Blood and Black Lace. Eyes Without a Face is also Great. Also Rosemary’s Baby and Repulsion by Polanski. For Japanese Films you should check out Yojimbo, Sword of Doom, and 2 by Seijun Suzuki ; Branded to Kill and Tokyo Drifter. Also check out Dr. Strangelove by Kubrick and if you like New Hollywood westerns , etc Bonnie and Clyde and The Wild Bunch are requisites. French New Wave stuff is important so maybe Breathless and Band of Outsiders and of course Melville’s “Le Samourai.” Spaghetti Westerns were very influential and Leone’s Man With No Name Trilogy ( A Fistful of Dollars, For a few Dollars More, The Good the Band and the Ugly ) and Once Upon A time in The West are a good starting point. There are so many but those are a few recommendations that might send you down further rabbit holes.

As you should. The admins and moderators of this instance share in that sentiment. It would be a contradiction of this organization’s mission statements and policies aimed at protecting artists if that’s the case.

Their resources may be limited but that’s good they offer accommodation. I assume you’re referring to the residency. This is just an open call for artists to submit art.

That’s certainly not ideal. Do you have any recommendations ?

It could, that’s a good observation. I thought about sharing it to the Lunarpunk community but the two genres are so inextricably linked in terms of fiction that it can be hard to pinpoint a distinct dividing line between them. The other mod in that community and I were both just mentioning the possibilities that still remain in Lunarpunk as it’s still a nascent subgenre and aesthetic so I wouldn’t rule it out. With Lunarpunk’s tendency to be more introspective and spiritual that could match with Noir’s existentialism and fatalism although its iconography would probably look a bit different and need an update.

That’s an imprtant novel, too. It’s worth noting that Sarena Ulibarri stated on Mastodon :

I’m never so bold as to claim that the things I enjoy are objectively “the best,” but Five Books asked me for a list of #solarpunk books I recommend, so I listed five I think more people should read.

I’m glad you liked it. I thought it was a great list as it shows the diversity of stories that are possible within Solarpunk. You can follow Sarena Ulibarri on Mastodon or other parts of the Fediverse. Although she didn’t mention Lemmy in the article she is aware of this community. @AEMarling@slrpnk.net is an active member on this instance, of course and Brightflame stated she is donating all royalties for The Working to climate justice organizations if that’s incentive to read it.

They’re revolting because it already has and they haven’t been given a voice https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/8/six-killed-in-nepal-amid-gen-z-protests-after-social-media-ban-all-to-know

Not at all. They’re demanding anti-corruption, jobs, healthcare, etc . Another article with some background

If the cat and the Raccoon that ran onto the field a while back joined a team, they would be unstoppable.

It’s a bit disappointing to have this constructive conversation with you and then see what contradictory things you had to say in another community indirectly but you’re certainly welcome to your opinions as is everyone else.

Ah, that’s a bit disappoing to hear but I’ll take your word for it and it seem to be consistent with what people are saying in reviews. I’ll give it a shot but it doesn’t sound like a big page turner so I don’t know if can finish it by the 25th.

Thanks. I’ll try to be more thorough in the future. I thought the post to be relatively self-explanatory and I usually just post articles, etc as is and leave opinons for comment section but I can adjust. I didn’t see all the technical info listed but I’ll try to be more detailed in the future. When i find hard to find movies on YouTube I’m usually happy to see them at all but I hear you and understand.

Since this was posted, the author has joined Mastodon if you want to follow him on the Fediverse : @eruditelijah@kolektiva.social

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