Interviews and discussion about the latest high quality and independent film releases from Curzon Cinemas in the UK
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Interviews and discussion about the latest high quality and independent film releases from Curzon Cinemas in the UK
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Featuring an interview with director Rebecca MillerIn this episode of the Curzon Film Podcast, host Jenna and guest Dani discuss Rebecca Miller's ('Personal Velocity', 'The Ballad of Jack and Rose') new film 'Maggie's Plan'. A screwball comedy starring Greta Gerwig in the lead, as a young woman determined to raise a new baby in New York, whilst trying to balance an affair with an aspiring academic writer (Ethan Hawke), and dealing with Julianne Moore as his flamboyant wife Georgette. As well as the usual film discussion, we also sat down with Rebecca Miller to talk about the film, its influences, and assembling such an incredible cast.
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Featuring interviews with the 'Notes on Blindness' directors James Spinney and Peter MiddletonOne of the stand out films of 2016 so far, comes in the experimental documentary 'Notes on Blindness'. A reconstruction of John Hull's cassette recordings during his loss of sight, the film has been praised for its sensitivity, story telling and importantly, its accessibility for those with partial or complete loss of sight. Our hosts Helen and Jenna discuss the intimate moments that make this film truly outstanding, as well as talking to the directors of the film themselves.You can watch the film now in Curzon Cinemas as well as at home on Curzon Home Cinemahttps://www.curzonhomecinema.com/#!/film/CRZ_NOTES_ON_BLINDNESSProduced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.com
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This week on the Curzon Film Podcast we try and piece together the fragments of visual artist Omer Fast's directorial debut 'Remainder'. A memory psych-thriller, starring Tom Sturridge (Far From the Madding Crowd), that provides all the puzzle pieces, but how easy is it to put it all together? Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamTheme music supplied by incompetech.com
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Featuring interviews with Toby Jones and director Matteo GarroneThis week the Curzon Film Podcast takes a turn for the surreal and visits the gothic, fantasy world of Matteo Garrone's 'Tale of Tales'. A collection of dark fairy tales that tread the line between fear and farce, providing whit and wisdom along with some of the most striking visuals to appear on cinema screens this year. As well as the usual in depth film discussion there is an interview with the film's star Toby Jones (Berberian Sound Studio, Dads Army, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy) and director Matteo Garrone (Gamorrah, Reality)
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Featuring an interview with Gianfranco Rosi, director of 'Fire at Sea'In this episode of the Curzon Film Podcast we discuss 'Fire at Sea', a documentary following a small minority of people living on a small island, that has found itself at the centre of the European migrant crisis. Director Gianfranco Rosi won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival in February for the film, and we were lucky enough to sit down and talk to him about this touching, thought provoking and profound work.Watch the film immediately on Curzon Home Cinema: https://www.curzonhomecinema.com/#!/film/CRZ_FIRE_AT_SEA
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With Andrei Tarkovsky's films currently being screened in cinemas, as part of the 'Sculpting Time' retrospective, the Curzon Podcast team couldn't pass up the opportunity to discuss one of his most influential and successful films, 'Solaris'. Tarkovsky's least favourite of his own films, this existential fable would go on to influence the genre of Science Fiction as much as Kubrick's 2001 and as we find out, could be endlessly discussed and interpreted. Watch 'Solaris' on Curzon Home Cinema here: https://www.curzonhomecinema.com/#!/film/CRZ_SOLARIS
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Featuring an interview with director Whit StillmanIn this episode of the Curzon Film Podcast we don our finest corsets and cummerbunds for Whit Stillman's new Jane Austen adaptation 'Love and Friendship'. Expanded from the short novella 'Lady Susan', Stillman's new film is one of the stand out comedies of the year, whilst remaining faithful to it's Austen roots. Die hard Austen fans, and die hard haters would do well to dislike it. We also spoke to the film's director Whit Stillman about adapting Austen, expanding the film into a novel and a lot more.Thanks to Curzon Home Cinema you can also watch a free Q&A on the film this weekend (27-30th May) with star Kate Beckinsale and director Whit Stillman by clicking the below link and using the offer code AUSTENhttps://www.curzonhomecinema.com/#!/film/CRZ_LOVE_AND_FRIENDSHIP_Q_AND_A
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With Cannes 2016 in full swing at the moment, this week the Curzon Podcast team took the opportunity to revisit Jacques Audiard's Palme D'or winning film 'Dheepan' which was recently shown as part of the Curzon Curates season. Following a Sri Lankan refugee who flees to France, 'Dheepan' is a deeply poignant film that holds intense relevance and importance for the modern world.
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Featuring an interview with Everybody Wants Some!! star Tyler HoechlinIn the latest edition of the Curzon Film Podcast we travel back to the 80s for Richard Linklater's follow up to Boyhood, the 2 hour frat house party that is Everybody Wants Some!! A celebration of College life and male friendship, that places it's characters in front of it's plot, and buzzes along to an eclectic soundtrack. Sam and Jenna take to the microphones again to discuss Linklater's latest film, whilst produced Jake Cunningham chats with actor Tyler Hoechlin (Road to Perdition, Teen Wolf) about his role in the film.
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In the latest edition of the Curzon Film Podcast, Sam Howlett, Jenna Hobbs and Ersi Kalentzi discuss László Nemes' stunning debut film 'Son of Saul'. The winner of the 2016 Academy Award for a Foreign Language film, 'Son of Saul' depicts humanity at its darkest moment, the holocaust, and brings it to startling reality, in what is certainly one of the most important and technically ambitious films to be released this year.
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