A weekly discussion podcast for people who love movies! Whether a casual movie-goer or a self-proclaimed cinephile, DOLLY BACK is for everyone! From the Wachowskis to Kurosawa and so many places in-between, join co-hosts Erich and Krishiv as they build their own canon and talk about each amazing entry along the way!
A weekly discussion podcast for people who love movies! Whether a casual movie-goer or a self-proclaimed cinephile, DOLLY BACK is for everyone! From the Wachowskis to Kurosawa and so many places in-between, join co-hosts Erich and Krishiv as they build their own canon and talk about each amazing entry along the way!
How would you describe home? Your answer can stem anywhere from a simple one-word response to describing an experience beyond words. Marjane Satrapi's imaginative and harrowing Persepolis (2007) runs across this spectrum in one of the most distinct autobiographical accounts of the century. A chronicle that covers the Islamic Revolution of Iran, the Iran-Iraq War, and Satrapi's life story, this politically astute text breaks past the medium specific boundaries of its source material, with an emphasis on montage, genealogical relation to other film aesthetics, and animation that your hosts couldn't be more excited to dive into!
CBC Radio Interview - Persepolis creator Marjane Satrapi finds passion and humour in times of unrest
Joseph Darda's Article - GRAPHIC ETHICS: THEORIZING THE FACE IN MARJANE SATRAPI'S "PERSEPOLIS"