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Updates on Lars von Trier’s Projects from the Festival del Cinema Europeo

Producer Louise Vesth with Alberto La Monica At the 26th Festival del Cinema Europeo in Lecce, directed by Alberto La Monica, producer Louise Vesth of Zentropa opened the tribute curated by Massimo Causo with a detailed overview of Lars von Trier’s current creative phase. “As you all know, Lars v…

Porter In The Park

Welcome back lovely listeners - first up, Porter is a type of beer! Second up, get ready to switch this one off if your mum and dad walk in, because this week Graham and Luke are going to turn up the heat a little, loosen a few buttons, get giddy with cupid's disease and roll out a grade-A NC-17 ra…

UK Covid inquiry finds surveillance weeks late; regeneration plans revised as council approves £20m seaside funding; Udo Kier dies at 81; toddler’s Selfridges Disney surprise; Welsh Conservatives unveil farmer support

UK Covid-19 inquiry says early pandemic surveillance lagged by weeks UK Covid-19 inquiry says early pandemic surveillance lagged by weeks, finding that a lack of effective data flows and years of reduced scientific investment left the country flying blind just when speed mattered most. Confirmed ca…

Von Trier, Brady Street Japanese and Milwaukee must-haves

Amid the recent sad news about one East Side institution, we’re starting this episode on a much happier note from right up the street, as Von Trier continues its steady pace on the corner of Farwell and North avenues. As Ann pointed out in her Milwaukee Magazine tidbit, we didn’t have much to worry…

Melancholia

In this solo episode, I reflect on Lars von Trier’s Melancholia—a film often described as dark or depressing, yet one I found strangely clarifying and alive. After briefly situating the film within von Trier’s long career, I offer a grounded overview of its structure and themes before moving into …

Getting Into Sundance With A $30K TV Pilot

In this episode filmmaker Alec Goldberg joins the show to break down how his micro-budget comedy pilot Soft Boil went from a bootstrapped production to a blind submission acceptance at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.We talk about Alec’s path from documentary and commercial work into scripted narra…

'DANCER IN THE DARK' w/ Nathan Gelgud

This week, I'm joined by artist/cartoonist NATHAN GELGUD (Reel Politik, published by Drawn And Quarterly), who chose a film that has haunted us since we first saw it in theaters over 25 years ago: Dancer In The Dark. We discuss the comedown after finishing a substantial long-form piece of art, the …

41: Henrik Karlsson: Strolling Through Life's Labrynths

Transcript and all linked references: https://dialectic.fm/henrik-2 Henrik Karlsson (Substack, X) is a writer and essayist. His newsletter, Escaping Flatland, explores attention, agency, relationships, and the inner life of making things. He is one of my favorite essayists, and I spoke to him prev…

Lars von Tier and Horror

Lars von Trier has been called a visionary, a sadist, and a self‑mythologizing provocateur—sometimes all in the same breath. In this episode, we unpack how an anxious kid from Copenhagen became one of the most controversial figures in world cinema, and why his work looms so large over modern horror…

Racism & the Cultural Complex: Welcome to the United States of America (Full Seminar)

It seems appropriate at this point in time to share a seminar from our store, "Racism and the Cultural Complex: Welcome to the United States of America", with Anita Mandley, MS, LCPC and Stephanie Fariss, JD, LCSW, in its entirety. It was recorded in the fall of 2015. From the seminar description: …