AYT #141: Get Out / I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore

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After a much-needed breather from podcasting after a crazy last few months, Joe and Erik have gotten back on mic to continue with Adjust Your Tracking. On this episode, they talk about the absence and looking for meaning again in cinema. A few new titles out there come up, most notably Jordan Peele's wonderful box office hit Get Out, and Macon Blair's Sundance-winning, already-streaming on Netflix and perfectly-titled I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore. Also, why The Lobster is the film of our time.

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