Meshes of Jerome Chezeaux (or Maya Deren vs Pinot Noir)
Episode 65, May 05, 2023, 07:00 AM
Part 4 of our Court of Master Sommeliers Curriculum miniseries
Does Scott actually like this wine? (It's complicated.) Will Jamie reconcile his love for drinking Burgundy with his myriad issues with it conceptually? (It's also complicated.) What do the boys think of Maya Deren's dreamy, surreal, contemplative, silent film as compared to Bunuel & Dalí's from last time? Decant your Pinot Noir and slip into the liminal space between consciousness and not as you hit play on our newest episode!
Does Scott actually like this wine? (It's complicated.) Will Jamie reconcile his love for drinking Burgundy with his myriad issues with it conceptually? (It's also complicated.) What do the boys think of Maya Deren's dreamy, surreal, contemplative, silent film as compared to Bunuel & Dalí's from last time? Decant your Pinot Noir and slip into the liminal space between consciousness and not as you hit play on our newest episode!
- The 2019 Jerome Chezeaux Bourgogne Rouge is available from Crush Wine Co for 29.99 plus tax and shipping.
- Maya Deren’s 1943 MESHES OF THE AFTERNOON is currently streaming on Kanopy, the Criterion Channel, and even Wikipedia. There are two versions available: one with Teiji Ito’s score and one without. Both are very cool.
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