Podcast
Beyond the Valley of the Discs
Seasons come and seasons go, but here at BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DISCS we're creating seasons that are a lot more fun than summer and winter. From nun season to Dirk Bogarde season, join Rachel Bellwoar and Jerome Reuter as they talk movies all year round. This podcast is part of the Someone's Favorite Productions Network.
- Episodes
- 4
- Releases
- Monthly
- Typical length
- 1 hr
- On air since
- 2026
- Latest episode
- 3 weeks ago
Episodes
4 episodes, newest first
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1 hr
Episode 03 - Behind Convent Walls (1978)
Episode 3
Show notes
Jerome and Rachel are back for a brand new episode of Beyond the Valley of the Discs. In this third installment of their inaugural nun season, the pair discuss Walerian Borowczyk's Behind Convent Walls (1978). Treading a thin line between erotica and pornography, Borowczyk's film depicts sexual liberation and the oppressive nature of the Catholic Church, doing so with a slight comedic touch.
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1 hr 11 min
Episode 02 - The Nun (1966)
Season 1, Episode 2
Show notes
Rachel Bellwoar and Jerome Reuter are back! In the newest episode of Beyond the Valley of the Discs, the pair discusses Jacques Rivette's 1966 classic, The Nun (La Religieuse), starring Anna Karina. Rachel and Jerome discuss the film, its religious themes, and Diderot's anti-clerical novel.
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58 min
Episode 1 - Alucarda (1977)
Season 1, Episode 1
Show notes
Welcome to the very first episode of Beyond the Valley of the Discs! Jerome Reuter and Rachel Bellwoar take a look at Juan Lopez Moctezuma's Alucarda to kick off Nun Season. They discuss the influence of both Carmilla and de Sade, as well as the film's themes of religion, companionship, vampirism, and various dichotomies found within the narrative.
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1 min
Trailer Trailer
Show notes
Rachel Bellwoar and Jerome Reuter cordially invite you into the world of Beyond the Valley of the Discs. A podcast where we take a deep dive into the world of film, from Fassbinder to Nuns, and Dirk Bogarde.
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