# Bertrand Bonello
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bertrand bonello (French: [bɔnɛlo]; born 11 September 1968) is a French film director, screenwriter, producer and composer. His background is in classical music, and he lives between Paris and Montreal. His work has also been associated with the New French Extremity.His film The Pornographer (2001) won the FIPRESCI prize at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival.
Top 10 Movies of 2024: Part Two (1-5)
In the second half of our annual Best of the Year episode, Nolan and Toney conclude their conversation by discussing their five favorite films released in 2024. Movies discussed include new releases from M. Night Shyamalan, Bertrand Bonello, Jane Schoenbrun, Aaron Schimberg, Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Matt…
Top 10 First Watches of 2024
Nolan and Toney discuss their favorite discoveries of 2024, including films by Jonathan Glazer, Josef von Sternberg, Peter Watkins, Bertrand Bonello, Brian De Palma, Milos Forman, Oliver Stone, Ken Kwapis, Dennis Hopper, and many, many more.
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Teknoerotica: A Series Presented by Exposure & Staunch Media
In this episode, I'm joined by my friend Abby Giuseppe to discuss our new collaborative series, Teknoerotica.
In an era where technology touches every aspect of human life, the intersection of sex, identity, and automation raises pressing questions: How does technology reshape desire? What happen…
Phoenician Dreams, Phoenician Schemes
Andy & Jenna review Wes Anderson’s latest, the enormously entertaining (if not minor work from our guy) ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ (2:30), followed by ‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ (19:50). In the back half: partying at ‘The Birdcage’ (29:48), and celebrating the birthday of our favorite boy, Jason Vorhees …
Weekender: Wayward maintains its direction, on the hunt against After the Hunt, and two great art exhibitions.
Featuring troubled children in a small American town, an outsider who can sense that something is wrong, and hints of the supernatural, Wayward seems influenced by the work of Stephen King, but Ce argues that the new Netflix series fares a lot better than most of King's actual adaptations.
The new …
David Lynch's Lost Highway (featuring director Mark Jenkin)
As always on The Cinematologists podcast, we like to address topics of salience, but in our own way and in our own time. The death of David Lynch left an irreplaceable hole in the fabric of cinema and, rightly, prompted immediate tributes from collaborators, as well as countless reflections on his …
20 - A Man and A Woman (1966)
Tim and Ben really shake up the format this week and talk about a pleasant movie with a happy ending, Claude Lelouch's dreamy 1966 romance "A Man and A Woman". We get into the fly by night production, debate the possible themes in the cornucopia of film stocks, Ben loses it over talented women acti…
Sinners, Warfare and One to One: John and Yoko
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Welcome Friends
A bonus release this one, for my paying subscribers. I’m currently slammed with back-to-back student tutorials, 9–5, all week long, so new writing is taking a brief hiatus.
My drafts folder seem…
21 - The Beast (2023)
Tim and Ben continue the Spring of Love with another low budget, sci-fi romance horror (?) Bertrand Bonello's brutal 2023 film "The Beast". We dig into the insane generation spanning plot, marvel at the beast mode level acting performances, question how much this actually adapts from the Henry Jame…
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