On the twelfth episode, Matt and Travis welcome longtime Friend of the Show Ericca Long back to discuss Vardas idiosyncratic portrait of actress, model and icon Jane Birkin. Along with many tangentia

On the eleventh episode, Matt and Travis welcome Alex Kittle to discuss Vagabond, one of Vardas most successful and praised films. Alex is a projectionist at the Brattle Theater, one of the greatest

On the tenth episode, Matt and Travis discuss Documenteur,Vardas fictional feature pairing with her documentary Mur Murs. A self-described emotion picture, Vardas final film in Hollywood is semi-

On the ninth episode, Matt and Travis discuss Vardas documentary on the murals of Los Angeles, Mur Murs. Created virtually simultaneously with the fictional filmDocumenteur, Mur Mursis a portrait

On the eighth episode, Matt and Travis welcome Laura Cannon from the Fatal Femmes podcast to discuss Vardas self-described feminist musical,One Sings, the Other Doesnt. We discuss the films stil

On the seventh episode of The Complete Varda, Matt and Travis discuss the charming documentary Varda made for German television in 1975, Daguerrotypes. A simple profile of the shops and their keepers

On the sixth episode of the Complete Varda, Matt and Travis discuss the most obscure film in Vardas filmography, the 1970 made-for-television film Nausicaa. Censored at the time and surviving only in

On the fifth episode of the Complete Varda, Matt and Travis discuss another of Vardas unique explorations, 1969s Lions Love (and Lies was added at some point after the initial release). Filmed duri

On the fourth episode of the fifth season, Matt and Travis welcome their first guest of the season, the eternally wise and effortlessly cool David Blakeslee of Criterion Reflections, to discuss one of

On the third episode of the fifth season, Matt and Travis discuss one of Vardas most insidious works of cinematic irony, Le Bonheur. Created in the wake of her international success with Cleo, Varda