//200 – The Foreign Netflix Quell

To Each Host, a Netflix Gift: A Reccommendation of a Foriegn Film From a Listener.

It's our EIGHTH Quell as Fighting in The War Room!  

This episode is brought to you by YOU the listener, who helped choose this episodes movies from the following criteria: it must be available to stream, you should reccommend it to one of our podcast hosts, and we'd like it to be a foriegn film. That's how the four of us dove into Netflix films we probably wouldn't have watched. Tune in to hear about Katey and Train to Busan (Korea), David and Liebe Mich! (Germany), Patches and The Way He Looks (Brazil), and Da7e and Bahubali: The Beginning (India).

There will be a short clip of a listener who reccommended the film before we discuss it!

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Format

00:00 – Welcome to Episode 200!

01:30 –  Matt for Katey: Train to Busan

22:40 – Matt from Atlanta for David: Liebe Mich!

41:47 – Michael for Patches: The Way He Looks

01:03:19 – Erin for Da7e: Bahubali: The Beginning

Previous Quarter Quells:

• OpKino Classic: First Quarter Quell (August 26th 2011)
• OpKino Classic: The 2nd Quarter Quell (Feb. 22nd 2012)
• OpKino Classic: Storytelling Quarter Quell (Aug 10th 2012)
• OpKino Classic: Family Interview Full Quell (Feb 8th, 2013)
• FITWR 025 – The Filmmaking Quarter Quell (June 3rd, 2014)
• FITWR 050 – QQ2: Movies for the Moment (Dec. 2nd 2014)
• FITWR 075 – QQ3: Movies We Wanted To Be When We Grew Up.
• FITWR 100 – Significant Other Full Quell
• FITWR 125 – Movies We Want to Show (Our) Children
• FITWR 150 – Movies That Represent What We Want For America
• FITWR 175 – Revisiting Previous Infamous Discussions

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