Ep# 15 - We Watched Climax So You Don't Have To

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Written By Jenna Ipcar

Sadly, this is the last known recording of Jenna Ipcar and Veronica Dolginko. In their last hour, they were attempting to bring our most popular segment I Watched It So You Don’t Have To into the land of audio. They spoke about Gaspar Noé’s Climax (2019), a hyper-violent and disorienting drug trip through the world of waacking, krumping and all things modern dance. Listen as they discuss the meaning of the film, or as it turned out, slowly lose their minds trying.

RIP

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Jenna Ipcar

In the time of chimpanzees, Jenna was a monkey. Also, she is the co-founder of this website, a writer, an artist, a lover of the surreal, and a native New Yorker with strong opinions about most things.

Jenna has been writing about film since 2013. Find her on CherryPicks, or published in BW/DR and The Female Gaze. Listen to her other project, Cinema60, a podcast all about 1960’s cinema. Follow her Letterboxd profile to see what she's been watching recently, or just keep reloading the site, man!

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