Episode

The Bride

Podcast: Frames Per Second
Published: Mar 9, 2026
Duration seconds: 4269
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Summary

In this episode, we dive into a review of the film The Bride, directed by Maggie Gillan Hall. We discuss the movie's narrative, which jumps between different timelines and storylines. We also share our thoughts on the performances, particularly Jesse Buckley's portrayal of the Bride, and the film's themes of loneliness, feminism, and violence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.