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Another challenge!

Copied description: "The challenge takes place over 33 weeks, and each week features a different theme. (You can find these in the notes). Your task is to choose one (1) previously unseen feature-length film that meets the weekly criteria and watch it! Each week of the challenge corresponds to a week on the calendar and, if you follow the schedule, results in a relaxed one-movie-a-week pace. (LSC runs from the first week in September to the first week in May, with a two-week break at the end of December)."

Why am I picking each of these movies specifically? Take it away List Prompts!

1. This week's challenge is to join us on cloud nine and watch a film from 𝖘𝖊𝖙𝖍𝖊𝖓𝖘𝖙𝖊𝖎𝖓's 99 minutes ⏲️ No more, no less list.
2. This week's challenge is to watch a "Lo-Fi" film. Use this list for some ideas.
3. For this week's challenge, your friendly hosts are cruelly forcing you to choose between man's best friend and man's indifferent roommate. For those who are dog people, fetch a film from Rembrandt Q Pumpernickel's Letterbarkd list. Cat lovers can curl up with a selection from Hollie Horror's Litterboxd list.
4. This week's challenge is to watch a Palme d'Or winner.
5. This week's challenge is to watch a film from Emma Tolkin's 🐉🎭✨ 𝕍𝕀𝕊𝕌𝔸𝕃𝕃𝕐 𝙸𝙽𝚂𝙰𝙽𝙴👹🧞‍♀️👁️ list.
6. This week's challenge is to watch an avant-garde or art-horror film. Use this list for inspiration.
7. This week dive into some classic Hammer Horror from this list
8. This week buckle up for a wild ride and maybe don’t plan on eating dinner with your movie as you watch a body horror. Here’s a list from Maxvayne to help you out.
9. This week's challenge is to watch a horror remake, reboot, reheat, etc. Use this list for inspiration.
10. This week’s challenge is to watch a movie featuring a nun as a main character. Here’s a list from NunMovieFreak to help you out.
11. This week, let's avail ourselves of an offering from one of the hidden indies and seek out a film distributed by levelFILM.
12. This week, we'll resurrect (if only for a couple of hours) a career or studio by watching a film from Babalugats' Career Killers list.
13. This week we honor, fear, and/or respect the power journalism has had on us by watching a movie about journalism.
14. This week, let's plunge our hands deep into the movie bucket and shun the measly 1% of films (if we're being generous) that get the most attention. However, 4.95 million films are a bit much to sift through. Luckily, Letterboxd makes our task easy: just pick a title from The Most Obscure Movie Recommendations List Ever as compiled by independent online film journal Bright Wall/Dark Room.
15. This week we'll disregard the positive and the hopeful and turn our attention to those films that earned the church's highest level of criticism and disapproval. Will we still be able to find art? Head over to TajLV's CONDEMNED!! Films Rated Morally Offensive by the Catholic Church list and select a film that could never dream of making any future revision of the "Some Important Films" list
16. This week, you'll pick a movie directed by one of the following: Justin Lin, Adrian Lyne, Darren Lynn Bousman, Lynn Shelton, or Lynne Ramsay.
17. Watch a movie that made either the original or updated Top 20 Grindhouse Classics from The Grindhouse Cinema Database or Quentin Tarantino’s personal Top 20 Grindhouse Classics, which he shared with The Grindhouse Cinema Database while filming Inglorious Basterds. All movies featured in all three lists can be found in AlpineSuperstar’s list here.
18. This week, watch a movie that was nominated for a Golden Brick from Filmspotting’s own Letterboxd list
19. This week's challenge is to watch a film starring Michelle Yeoh.
20. This week's challenge is to watch a film lensed by a woman. Lola Landekić's list, The Female Gaze, or: 100 Films by Female Cinematographers, is a good place to start, but any film with a female DP is fair game.
21. This week, let’s escape the real world and venture forth into a world of new realities made possible by Afrofuturism with this list here.
22. This Valentine’s season watch one of these fantastic movies all about that complicated emotion from Time Out’s The 100 Most Romantic Films of All Time.
23. This week let’s celebrate Black filmmakers and watch one of these artistic treasures from Slate’s The New Black Canon.
24. This week's challenge is to watch a movie about the disabled experience from either Brian Koukol ♿ 's 20 Essential Films Concerning The Disabled Experience list or Rikka's list, good films w good disabled rep.
25. This week's challenge is to watch a film from Claira Curtis' "Good for Her" Cinematic Universe.
26. This week let’s honor a composer that has not been honored with a win by many of the most prestigious film awards and watch a movie featuring a score composed by Carter Burwell.
27. This week's challenge is to watch a film from the Cinema of Moral Anxiety Movement. This list is a helpful reference.
28. Whether you’re Marching Around the World this month or not, let’s all enjoy one of the films preserved by the World Cinema Project and remember how inaccessible the voices and perspective of people around the world can be for even the most avid moviegoer. Michael Hutchins maintains an up-to-date list here.
29. This week's challenge is to watch a film either starring Nicole Kidman or set in a movie theater.
30. This week's challenge is to watch a film starring Fredric March.
31. The challenge this week is to chase down and watch a movie from Karl Janssen's The Golden Age of Car Chase Films (1970s) list.
32. This week, your task is to watch a film starring Harry Belafonte as we mark the first anniversary of his passing.
33. This week's challenge is to watch a film from 1999.

Edit: Couldn't find a copy of Fast Colour to watch online in time sadly, so I'm gonna skip to Amour.

Edit 2: Also couldn't find a copy of Top Dog, trust me when I say that's the only other one. Will complete the others for sure.