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The Brutal Price of Vengeance

We're back!

We have so many things planned for the Deep Dive - Film Club. We're kicking things off with the theme TOTAL WAR, and our 1st watch was <...

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If You Like These Games, Watch These Films

What is your favourite video game + movie pairing?

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Deep Dive Film Club - Announcement

Hey everyone,

Here in The House of Tabula, one of our big goals for 2025 is to strengthen our community, to make it easier for all of us to...

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Hiromasa Yonebayashi - Characterising Surroundings


A look into the work of Studio Ponoc and the filmography of Hiromasa Yonebayashi.

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Agnès Varda - Duality and the Search for Peace

A closer look at the poetic work of Nouvelle Vague innovator and filmmaker Agnes Varda.

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Kendrick Lamar - Subverting Identity

A dissection of the work of lyricist and rapper Kendrick Lamar, his use of multiple characters and voices to subvert identity and create an impact on his music.

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The Soul of Cinema

What is the Soul of Cinema? What is that element that distinguishes a good film from a great one? What is it with Film that distinguishes it from any other Art form? We explore those questions and ...

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what if nothing I do matters?

Some thoughts that I hope are helpful.

- Lewis

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Episode 65 - There's a Time and Place For Talks Like This

On today's episode, we discuss old school memories, the meaninglessness of a society that is searching for meaning, fighting with your partner, and never ever giving up.

Enjoy.

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A Visual Diary, and the Slow Creation of Personal Lore

Hi everyone,
Luiza here. (・ω・)

For years now, I’ve been keeping a quiet, ongoing practice that’s become a core part of my creative life: a visual diary. These days, I use Pintere...

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April Book Club - As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner

"My Mother is a Fish"

Join us as we discuss "As I Lay Dying" by William Faulkner

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Episode 64 - The Minecraft Movie Audience is a Fake News AI Construct

On today's episode, we try to explain the multiple definitions of 'fake news', the seamless integration of technology as they destroy digital landscapes, and the lack of differing schools of though...

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The Ultimate Film Iceberg - Complexity In Cinema

Welcome to Foundations of Film Episode 2 - The Iceberg.
Today's episode views cinema through a lens wherein we can learn more about complex cinema and films that are 'harder watches' b...

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Pursuing the Mystery

An Aphorism by Luiza Liz Bond

(Painting "Study after Velázquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X" by Francis Bacon)

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Episode 63 - The Cringe Economy

On today's episode, we discuss a popular true crime case, how a lack of awareness has led to a 'cringe' economy and the importance of resistance against sin.
(Sound quality was slightly off due ...

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DEEP DIVE - FILM CLUB Vol. 001 April - June 2025

Can you guess the films?

Coming soon.

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Episode 62 - The Commune Will Not be Televised

On today's episode, we discuss what it means to be a mainstream icon, a thorough look at Kanye's new phase as well as a discussion as to the upcoming plans for The House of Tabula in the next quart...

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Episode 61 - Incel Re-Education

In today's episode, we discuss what we believe The House of Tabula must become, swimming against the tide, the near impossibility of social commentary in art and the new television phenomenon - Ado...

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Episode 60 - Gambling Addicts Explain Musical Theatre

On today's episode, Luiza returns from losing her voice, we speak about our recent experience with Balatro, our opinion on the musical Hamilton and running into one of our Patrons on the street. View Post

The 100 Greatest Paintings

Journey with me through the History of Art with paintings from the 14th century to the 20th century.

With love,

Luiza

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The Golden Age of 1970s American Cinema

The New Hollywood Movement, also known as the American New Wave, has etched its way into the annals of...

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Save the Date - Book Club Live Chat

"Still immersed in his dream, he drank down the tepid tea. It tasted bitter. Glory, as anyone knows, is bitter stuff.”

Join us as we discuss "The Sailor Who Fell from Grac...

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Episode 59 - There Is Always Hope

On today's episode of Acid, we discuss our time at school and further the discussion of subjectivity in art.

NOTE: Towards the end of the episode, the discussion becomes ver...

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The Art to Entertainment Pipeline

In an age wherein we are begging to be distracted, the powers that be have found how to sophisticate their giant distraction machines and convince us that they are more than what they truly are. View Post

Episode 58 - Make a Podcast After Surviving Asbestos

After a brief hiatus due to our house all but exploding, Acid returns and on today's episode, how it is possible to use the internet healthily, striving for greatness, the Super Bowl and celebrity ...

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Art.jpg Fatigue

An Aphorism by Luiza Liz Bond

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The Myth of Originality

An Aphorism by Luiza Liz Bond

(Painting "Agnus Dei" by Francisco de Zurbarán)

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Everyone Belongs To Everyone Else - An Analysis of Brave New World

Aldous Huxley's 1932 novel 'Brave New World' has reached a prophetic status that perhaps no other novel of the English language has reached. Today we analyse a world wherein pleasure operates as th...

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Episode 57 - >:( but also :)

On today's episode we speak about the recent changes in the AI bubble and then have a very raw discussion about our feelings towards general ignorance.

Enjoy.

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Episode 56 - God (and Art) Needs a Devil's Advocate

On today's episode of ACID, we discuss Carl Jung and 'mysticism', the necessity for atheism, Hitler vs Trump, language as symbols, working together and enjoying marriage and more.

Enjoy.

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