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Do You See What I Mean?

Do You See What I Mean?

Di: Joe Cooper & Mia Ward
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Do You See What I Mean is a conversational film and culture podcast where hosts Mia and Joe unpack movies, performances, relationships, and the unspoken dynamics underneath them. Each episode blends sharp cultural analysis, lived experience, and humor to explore how we tell stories about love, work, art, and identity—and where those stories fall short or rise to the challenge.

From classic films and prestige indies, to modern remakes and pop-culture moments, Mia and Joe aren’t interested in hot takes for shock value. They’re interested in clarity: what works, what doesn’t, and why it lands the way it does. Expect thoughtful disagreement, deep dives into character and performance, and the kind of conversations you keep having after the movie ends.

If you’ve ever said, “Do you see what I mean?”—this show is for you.

Questions or film recommendations? Reach out at dyswimpodcast@gmail.com.
Episodi
  • Sentimental Value: Joachim Trier’s Empathetic Exploration of Family

    Sentimental Value: Joachim Trier’s Empathetic Exploration of Family
    Jan 18 2026

    Mia and Joe unpack Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value, a quiet, prestige drama about grief, family, memory, and the emotional inheritance passed down through generations. From comparisons to Birdman and Lost in Translation to a sharp critique of prestige filmmaking that prioritizes aesthetics over narrative clarity, this episode asks a central question: What does a film actually need to do in order to justify its existence? How do families tell their histories through the medium?
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    52 min
  • Frankenstein: Guillermo del Toro’s Technical Masterpiece Rises (Again) to Life

    Frankenstein: Guillermo del Toro’s Technical Masterpiece Rises (Again) to Life
    Jan 18 2026

    Lifelong obsession, painstaking craft and the gothic horror of the romantics – Mary Shelley’s time tested tale is brought, finally and passionately to screen by one of our modern masters of the macabre. It’s gorgeous, it’s engaging, and yet something doesn’t quite work, even after the two years del Toro spent in his thirteen home libraries reading and writing. Mia and Joe get up on the surgical table to slice apart the what and the why of del Toro’s latest – blood, guts and all. What do we want from well trodden remakes? How should we receive passion projects of masters of their craft? And how should we think about a hot Frankenstein?

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    50 min
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