Film Disquisition Vol 2 Ep 35: Lizzie

Bridget Sullivan is the new maid for the Borden family in Fall River, Massachusetts. She quickly strikes up a friendship with the Bordens' adult daughter Lizzie,  thanks to a shared interest in reading. As Bridget and Lizzie grow closer, Bridget's relationship with the family patriarch becomes troubled and abusive, adding to growing discord in the Borden home. 
Bridget and Lizzie's interest in each other soon becomes romantic, but once Mr. Borden discovers their relationship, he forbids them from spending time together. Bridget is then brought in to a murder plot by Lizzie, and becomes an accomplice to the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Borden. Following Lizzie's arrest, Bridget testifies in Lizzie's defense, then leaves Fall River. 

Space Money Octagon Presents
The Filmography Disquisition Series
Volume 2
Kristen Stewart: An Exhaustive Examination

Join co-hosts Vanessa and Toben as they journey through an actor's filmography in an effort to definitively determine that actor's best movie, using a very real and refined review process.
In Volume 2 of the series, Vanessa and Toben are seeking out the best Kristen Stewart movie.

Current Rankings:

Camp X-RayClouds of Sils MariaPersonal ShopperThe Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2Still AliceAnesthesia Snow White and the HuntsmanSpeakEqualsWelcome to the RileysThe RunawaysAmerican UltraCafé SocietyThe Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1Adventureland The Twilight Saga: EclipseThe Twilight Saga: New MoonZathuraOn The RoadPanic RoomCertain Women Twilight Billy Lynn's Long Halftime WalkThe Yellow HandkerchiefThe MessengersThe Safety of ObjectsFierce PeopleIn The Land of WomenInto The WildCold Creek ManorCatch That KidThe Cake EatersJumperWhat Just HappenedUndertow

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Hosts: Vanessa  and Toben 

Music: Mozart's Bassoon Concerto in B Flat Major, K. 191 - I. Allegro
performed by the Skidmore College Orchestra

Intro voice performance: @iamastove

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