Depth Perception Movie Podcast
Welcome to Depth Perception. We discuss movies and dive into how films direct the way we experience them. We create a perception of sound, a perception of sight, with a dimension of mind. We move into a land of both shadow and substance, of themes and ideas.
We will discuss, dissect, and interpret movies. Each episode may be a specific movie, or it may be a theme that certain films support. Every movie has something to offer us as an audience. We are not here to rate them, nor bash them.
New episodes will be uploaded on a weekly basis.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 108 minutes
- Episodes
- 49
- Years Active
- 2024 - 2025
2.24 Brought to You by Relic
Happy belated Mother's Day! The guys watch 2020's Relic and discuss the importance of loving our mothers. We get a little personal this episode, sharing some stories that relate to how health- wheth…
2.23 Brought to You by the Sentiment "Happy Mother's Day" Part 2
Kmax returns for this second part to the Happy Mother's Day chapter, where we talk about moms' portrayal in movies from a son's point of view. We discuss the traits we valued from our moms, how our …
2.22 Brought to You by the Sentiment "Happy Mother's Day" Part 1
Tin Man gets the spotlight this episode as he goes 1 on 1 with Mr Vozly to talk about Mothers in movies. This is a two-part chapter. This episode, the duo talk about moms in movies from the perspect…
2.21 Brought to You by Coco
2017's Coco is the topic for this episode. We relate it both to the concept of forgiveness, as well as to our own lives from a cultural point of view. We call back to our episodes on indigenous repre…
2.20 Brought to You by the Word "Forgiveness"
We discussed justice and vengeance. Now we talk forgiveness. A considerable amount of time is spent debating the intricacies of forgiveness and what it means personally. Forgiveness in movies is then…
2.19 Brought to You by Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Tim Burton's 2007 adaptation of the musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street serves as our movie portion of the chapter on Vengeance. It also serves as a compliment to the earlier chap…
2.18 Brought to You by the Word "Vengeance"
MrVozly, Kmax and the Tin Man reference seemingly dozens of movies that pertain to themes about vengeance. Movies like Falling Down, X Men First Class, The Prestige, The Princess Bride, Nocturnal Ani…
2.17 Brought to You by Les Misérables
The guys are back to full power, and bring their Lens of Justice in this discussion of 2012's adaptation of Les Misérables. Though there are many contexts to analyze this movie, we stick (mostly) to …
2.16 Brought to You by the Word "Justice"
It ought to be brought to you by the word "Irony" as our officer of the law, Tin Man is absent this episode. Kmax and MrVozly go one on one talking about justice in film. It starts by reference a qu…
2.15 Brought to You by Dead Man
Continuing 'Western's Versatility,' Depth Perception discusses 1995's Dead Man, directed by Jim Jarmusch and starring Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, and an underrated supporting cast.
On the agenda for th…
2.14 Brought to You by The Hateful Eight
The guys discuss Tarantino's 8th movie, including themes, symbols, western tropes, storytelling and premise. We also work in the movie's connections to other westerns and non westerns like The Thing…
2.13 Brought to You by the Phrase "Western's Versatility"
The gang tries to see just how expansive the Western movie can get- from multiple genres, to the tropes being used in other movies, to the Neo-Western.
We talk about several examples throughout our …
2.12 Brought to You by Sinners
Mr Vozly changed the course and watched 2025's Sinners instead of Avatar. Sinners? In a chapter about Indigenous Representation?
Flying solo this episode, he analyzes the movie and relates major aspe…
2.11 Brought to You by Sugarcane
Up next in our chapter on Indigenous Representation is the Academy Award nominated documentary Sugarcane. We talk about the tragedies that Sugarcane sheds light on, and how impactful they are even to…
2.10 Brought to You by Thunderheart
The first movie in the Indigenous Representation chapter is 1992's Thunderheart (RIP Val Kilmer). This movie finds its way into the hosts' top favorite movies about indigenous people, but how univer…
2.9 Brought to You by the Phrase "Indigenous Representation" Part II
The three native guys continue their conversation about natives in movies. They left off at depictions in the modern age and just finished discussing Smoke Singals...
The rest of the agenda includes: …
2.8 Brought to You by the Phrase "Indigenous Representation" Part I
The three native guys finally talk about natives in movies. There was so much to say, this chapter had to be released in 2 parts.
The agenda includes: Our own brief indigenous background, historical…
2.7 Brought to You by M
The guys try to navigate through ethical question after ethical question as presented by Fritz Lang's 1931 film M. Real life experience makes its way into the conversation to give depth to the moral…
2.6 Brought to You by the Phrase "Ethical Questions"
This episode reviews how movies ask us about ethical dilemmas- how they make us reflect on the morality of certain topics or circumstances. It happens more than we may realize...
Movies discussed in …
2.5 Brought to You by Parasite
The final episode in the Class and Poverty Chapter includes the 2019 Best Picture Parasite. Like always we talk about reactions, themes, and favorite scenes. We also have extended time addressing t…