BIFC: Lost in Translation

With this episode we debut a new section, The Black Ibis Film Club where we watch some of our favorite films and television then have in-depth conversations and analyze the work from our somewhat esoteric and outsider perspective. We launch the series with Sofia Coppola’s 2003 masterpiece Lost in Translation, an existential film about alienation, loneliness, and love. So once again, brew yourself a dark cup of coffee, maybe drip a splash of whiskey in there, and enjoy another episode of the best culture and lit podcast on Substack.Black Ibis Social Club is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.This debut episode of The Black Ibis Film Club will be free for all listeners, but future Film Club’s will available only to paid Black Ibis Social Club members. If you enjoy the weekly episodes, our guests, our long discussions, please support us by subscribing which will get you access to all Film Club episodes, book reviews, and upcoming analysis and deep dives into socio-cultural topics. If you enjoyed this episode of The Black Ibis Social Club please take the time to like, follow, and comment on here and also across multiple platforms. You can listen to The Black Ibis Social Club on every major platform and also use the RSS feed to listen on any and all podcast streaming apps. In order to keep this up and continue to provide some of the best content on this side of Substack we need to get the word out far and wide, so please like, share, subscribe not only here but on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music. If you enjoy these conversations and are excited about all the excellent stuff planned for the future take the time and share a link as far and wide as possible.Thanks for listening to The Black Ibis Social Club! This post is public please share it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit blackibissocialclub.substack.com/subscribe