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68: Scorpio Blinding (or Sauvy Bobby & Kenneth Anger)
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The Epic Conclusion of our Court of Master Sommeliers Curriculum miniseries!
After weeks of talking about blind tasting, can Jamie successfully identify this classic NZ Sauvy Bobby sight unseen? Given the outsized impact of Kenneth Anger on American cinema and the culture at large, why did Scott delay one of his films until the very end of this miniseries? Answers to those burning questions await you, plus needless digressions about tacos, dachshunds, and Scott’s perfectly honed internal clock. All you gotta do is press play, y’all.
After weeks of talking about blind tasting, can Jamie successfully identify this classic NZ Sauvy Bobby sight unseen? Given the outsized impact of Kenneth Anger on American cinema and the culture at large, why did Scott delay one of his films until the very end of this miniseries? Answers to those burning questions await you, plus needless digressions about tacos, dachshunds, and Scott’s perfectly honed internal clock. All you gotta do is press play, y’all.
- The Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc 2022 is widely available from most retailers in all markets. It typically is priced between $20 and $25.
- SCORPIO RISING is a 1964 experimental short film from the late, great Kenneth Anger. The film is not easily available to stream or rent via any of the normal channels, though there are several uploads on YubTub of questionable legality.
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