This week- two movies about people following their calling outside of social norms and expectations.
In order to graduate Shuhei Yamamoto cuts a deal with his thesis supervisor. He must join the university sumo club and participate in an upcoming tournament. With only one other club member, Shuhei finds himself rebuilding the club from scratch. One of the very few movies about sumo and, arguably, one of the best sports films ever made- Sumo Do, Sumo Don't.
A street preacher spends his days telling those walking Hollywood Boulevard that God loves them. One day, a young woman wonders out of her job while having an emotional crisis and crosses his path. Originally debuting at the 1998 New York Underground Film Festival before being removed from view to undergo reshoots 9 years later and resurface on YouTube in 2012. The first feature by music video and commercial director Erick Ifergan- Johnny 316.
Kevin and Dave get a reanimating jolt, Craig finds a gem that everyone will enjoy, and Tyler spreads ruin in the way only he can. Join us, won't you?
Episode 460- Through the Valley of Sumo
Sunday, April 12, 2026
Through the Valley of Sumo
Labels:
Erick Ifergan,
humor,
Johnny 316,
Louise Fletcher,
Masahiro Motoki,
Masayuki Suo,
Misa Shimizu,
movies,
Naoto Takenaka,
Nina Brosh,
RotP,
Seymour Cassel,
Sumo Do Sumo Don't,
Vincent Gallo
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