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In this episode Lee is joined by special guest, friend and fellow podcaster, Brady Kimball, to cover Paul Schrader's intimate and innovative docudrama of the influential Japanese writer Yukio Mishima, whose art and life became one on the day he ended it. The film, "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985)", is a meaty film to pick at, and the hosts try their best to come to some conclusions about Mishima the man, Mishima the artist, and ultimately the art itself. Can those things be separated in this case? Also, as Brady is new to the podcast, he gets to play The Movie God Game, and he also talks about some recent watches. After you listen, if you thought this podcast was perfect art, feel free to destroy it right afterwards.

"Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985)" IMDB.

Find more of Brady on his fantastic podcast Solid Six.

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Featured Music: "Body Building" & "Temple of The Golden Pavilion" by Phillip Glass.

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They Must Be Destroyed On Sight!

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