Join passionate movie fan, and maybe-one-day cinephile, Jason Caviness as he invites a cast of like-minded co-conspirators to explore the filmographies of noted auteurs. Each installment takes a probing look into one particular movie from their body of work, asking What makes a movie work? Does this scene work? How does this film fit into the creator's body of work? Jason and company will get into all of it on Filmography Club!
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Join passionate movie fan, and maybe-one-day cinephile, Jason Caviness as he invites a cast of like-minded co-conspirators to explore the filmographies of noted auteurs. Each installment takes a probing look into one particular movie from their body of work, asking What makes a movie work? Does this scene work? How does this film fit into the creator's body of work? Jason and company will get into all of it on Filmography Club!
The creatively brilliant Jill Townsend (aka Fetching Pails) joins for a chat about the 2015 thriller Sicario and all of the subtlety coursing throughout it.
Season 3 kicks off with a look at Denis Villenueve and his English language films. Jason is joined by writer, director and multimedia artist Madeleine Hicks.
Friend of the show Mykki Newton recently passed away. We are rebroadcasting her episode from July 2020 in celebration of her and her love of classic cinema.
Season 2 comes to a close with guest Will Fox; longtime friend and critical film appreciator to discuss the badassery and poignant messaging of Mad Max: Fury Road.
Filmography Club closes the book on the work of Jeremy Saulnier by having a discussion with writer/director Dycee Wildman about the 2018 film, Hold the Dark.
Toby Leonard, Programming Director of Nashville's Belcourt Theatre, joins Filmography Club for a discussion on the Akira Kurosawa masterpiece from 1952, Ikiru.
Join passionate movie fan, and maybe-one-day cinephile, Jason Caviness as he invites a cast of like-minded co-conspirators to explore the filmographies of noted auteurs. Each installment takes a probing look into one particular movie from their body of work, asking What makes a movie work? Does this scene work? How does this film fit into the creator's body of work? Jason and company will get into all of it on Filmography Club!
