The nominees have been announced: L'Age D'Or, All Quiet on the Western Front, Animal Crackers, Anna Christie, and The Blue Angel.
But which of those classic movies deserves to be honored as the best picture of 1930?
Join Rachel Schaevitz and Aaron Keck as we discuss 1930 in cinema, the looming Hays code, Rachel's love of Garbo and Dietrich, the futility in antiwar movies, the genius of Groucho, and the magic of surrealism...and after all that, we'll bestow our very first-ever Moonlight Award on one of these five great films (and unveil our nominees for 1931).
