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SONGS FROM THE SECOND FLOOR (2000, Dir: Roy Andersson)

Hey I know we promised you Bob Dylan Sicko Stuff but the episode has some tech problems we gotta work out so first Ellis and Corbin are talking about 'Songs from the Second Floor," a Swedish Kids in the Hall Movie. It's been. while since we watched it so I can't remember what happens in it. Watch …

E38 • Meta Absurdism Explored Through Docu-Fiction • PASQUAL GUTIERREZ & BEN MULLINKOSSON, dirs. of ‘Serious People’ at the Sundance Film Festival

Co-directors Pasqual Gutierrez & Ben Mullinkosson blur the lines between fiction and non-fiction with their latest film “Serious People”, which just had its World Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Ben discusses his filmmaking journey from Chicago to Shanghai and Pasqual shares the inspiration…

About Endlessness

The latest film by the darkly absurdist Swedish director Roy Andersson tackles the vexing subject of religion. Whenever I review a film by Roy Andersson, I feel like I have to prepare my audience again for how weird the work of this Swedish writer and director is. The style is consistent: his film…

#177 - In the Blink of an Eye

A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence (2014) / The Great Satan (2018) This week we’re celebrating The Cut as we take aim at power with the minimalist deadpan of Roy Andersson and the maximalist montage of Everything is Terrible!

Tristan Holmes

It takes a brilliant insight to get a question added to the podcast, but my guest, South African filmmaker Tristan Holmes, achieved that. Do you actually like your movie? It stunned me when he said he wonders if his debut feature was better off as an idea and we got to the real truth of it in the p…

Episode 199: Onibaba (1964)

This week Josh and Drusila discuss the incredible Japanese arthouse horror film Onibaba (1964). From wiki: “Onibaba (鬼婆; lit. "Demon hag"), also titled The Hole, is a 1964 Japanese historical drama and horror film written and directed by Kaneto Shindō. The film is set during a civil war in medieval…

That One Inch Barrier - Episode #50 - You, the Living [Sweden, 2007]

There’s a whole world of cinema to be discovered, you just have to overcome that one inch barrier known as subtitles! Join film critics Nick L’Barrow, Josh Barry and Kieran Griffiths as they recommend and review some of their favourites from international cinema. They tried to cancel us, and, let…

Digital Colour w/ Dirk Meier, Colourist of 'Secret Agent'

If any modern colourist has seen it all, it’s Dirk Meier. From the long-take trenches of the early digital masterpiece Russian Ark and the boundary-pushing slow-motion of Antichrist, to emulating distinct formats in Happy as Lazzaro and Romeria, Meier has witnessed many of the key inflection points…

4.62-Filmmaker Interview with Johnny Russell

Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Johnny Russell, director of the short film "A Scent." The film is based on a real person who claimed to have the ability to smell patients with a certain disease. Listen to hear about how Johnny came to telling this story in his film, the challenges …

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms with Cinematographer Gustav Danielsson FSF

How do you create something new inside one of the most recognisable worlds in television? This week, Lucas Tomoana SOC ACO sits down with Emmy nominated cinematographer Gustav Danielsson FSF, whose work spans You the Living, Black Mirror, The Glass Dome and HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. G…