595. 4Qs with Braeden & Nathan Lambert

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Brothers Nathan and Brayden Lambert discuss their grand jury award-winning film 'The Big Picture,' blending music video, performance, and art.

The episode begins with host Jeff Howard introducing brothers Nathan and Brayden Lambert, who collaborated on the film 'The Big Picture,' which won the grand jury award for best music video at Film Invasion Los Angeles in 2025. Howard explains the format: a 'four questions' podcast where each brother answers queries about films. Nathan lists his three favorite films: 'Revenge of the Sith,' 'Blade Runner 2049,' and 'High School Musical 2,' emphasizing personal enjoyment over critical acclaim. Both brothers agree that 'Vox Lux,' starring Natalie Portman, is an underrated film, with Brayden praising it as a top-five ever. For overrated films, Nathan mentions 'Sinners,' directed by Ryan Coogler, critiquing its world-building inconsistencies, while Howard shares his view that 'No Country for Old Men' is overrated. Brayden recommends the lesser-known Czech film 'Marketa Lazarova' from 1967, discovered via the Criterion Collection. The conversation briefly touches on 'Tropic Thunder' as another underrated pick. Howard wraps up by promoting the brothers' creative company, Interlinked HQ, and their film's festival success. He also announces upcoming events like Film Invasion Lima in 2026. The episode blends personal film insights with indie filmmaking promotion.

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Two filmmaker brothers discuss The Big Picture, then broaden the episode into film taste, awards, and the rules stories set for themselves.

Nathan Lambert and Brayden Lambert anchor this episode through their work on The Big Picture, a film framed as part music video, part performance piece, and part art film.

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You get two brothers talking through The Big Picture, a music-video award winner that blurs into performance piece and art film.

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