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Comfort
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Julie Andrews saves a family. Twice. Two musicals from the same year starring the same woman. Both are perfection.
Animation
· 200 pairingsChildren in wartime with no comfort. Two films that exist not to entertain you but to make sure you never forget.
The last magic in the world. Two 1980s films about the final beautiful thing left on earth and the evil that wants to destroy it.
Women who chose the devil over the village. Two films about what happens when you push a woman past her breaking point.
Arthouse
· 200 pairingsEmpire builders alone at the top. Two films about men whose success leaves them with nothing but their own reflection.
Trapped in the body. Two films about brilliant minds imprisoned in flesh and the fight for autonomy over your own death.
Grief that cannot be healed. Two films about families that will never recover and the courage of admitting it.
Directors losing their minds. Two films about the price of artistic ambition measured in sanity.
Romance
· 200 pairingsLove that cannot be. The two most achingly beautiful endings in cinema.
Nora Ephron's peak. Two romantic comedies that set the standard every rom-com since has been measured against.
Love during wartime. Two epic romances about hearts that refuse to surrender even when the world demands it.
Richard Curtis double bill. Two films about the many shapes love takes and the tears it causes.