This week we look at one of the most well-respected American films ever, The Graduate. We talk about how funny it is, the stylistic aspects that make it so enduring, all those iconic moments, as well as Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman’s performances. There is some arguing over the meaning of the ending, and why age is such an important aspect of the movie. We also discuss all that Simon & Garfunkel music, and Will Friedle stops by briefly to give us a Feeny Call.
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