This episode, hosts David Pike and Miss Baltimore Bombshell dance along the edges of dreams and reality alongside Punk Rock Lottery (2025) Director, Jacob Miguel. Inspired by the rebellious filmmaking of Kenneth Anger, Jacob recounts what it was like going behind the scenes of Austin’s vibrant punk scene for its annual Punk Rock Lottery and revisits early inspiration found in this week's film club pick, Guy Maddin’s experimental “docufantasia” My Winnipeg (2007).

Opening (00:00:00-00:00:33)

Introductions (00:00:34-00:09:22)

Punk Rock Lottery (00:09:23-00:17:47)

My Winnipeg (00:17:48-00:23:25)

Guest Discussion (00:23:26-00:41:34)

Outro (00:41:35-00:42:59)

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In this week's episode its kill or be killed with Tokyo Drifter. Then we crawl through the rebellious filth and debauchery of Pink Flamingos alongside Miss Baltimore Bombshell. We're joined by Margie Schnibbe, Director of the underground hit, Pornstar Pets. We discuss the porn business, movie theaters and what it was like to work on films like the indie turned cult classic, “But I’m A Cheerleader”

Opening (00;00;00-00;00;33)

Introductions (00;00;34-00;01;03)

Pornstar Pets (00;01;04-00;08;11)

But I’m a Cheerleader (00;08;12-00;00;14;32)

Tokyo Drifter (00;14;33-00;19;18)

Pink Flamingos (00;19;19-00;29;05)

Guest Discussion (00;29;06-00;50;25)

Outro (00;50;26-00:51;45)

When we aren’t talking underground cinema, BRINK is producing and distributing independent films overlooked by the Hollywood system.

If you have something worthy of our attention, find us at BRINK.com

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This week on BRINK Film Club, we set out across the strange and shifting plains of cinema, crossing paths with Quantum Cowboys, wandering into the ghostly frontier of Jim Jarmusch’s Dead Man, and uncovering the offbeat rhythms of small-town Texas in David Byrne’s True Stories. Joining us in the cinematic borderlands is award-winning writer, director, animator, and actor Geoff Marslett.

Opening (00;00;00-00;00;39)

Introduction (00;00;39-00;01;02)

Guest Discussion and “Quantum Cowboys” (00;01;03-00;13;51)

“Dead Man” (00;13;52-00;24;27)

“True Stories” (00;24;28-00;40;02)

Outro (00;40;03-00;42;53)

When we aren’t talking underground cinema, BRINK is producing and distributing independent films overlooked by the Hollywood system.

If you have something worthy of our attention, find us at BRINK.com.

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