EP. 9: CASABLANCA (w/ Alan K. Rode)

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The New Plaza Cinema Podcast

New Plaza Cinema

25 episodes

1 week ago

Established in 2018, New Plaza Cinema showcases independent and foreign films, and provides educational programs on classic cinema. The New Plaza Cinema podcast reflects the main mission of the organization, engaging seasoned cinephiles and new movie lovers who want to expand their film knowledge.

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EP. 9: CASABLANCA (w/ Alan K. Rode)

The New Plaza Cinema Podcast

40 minutes 53 seconds

2 years ago

EP. 9: CASABLANCA (w/ Alan K. Rode)

In light of Casablanca (1942) reaching its 80th anniversary milestone, resident film curator Gary Palmucci and film historian Max Alvarez joined cinematography expert Dan Cahill and esteemed film noir scholar and preservationist Alan K. Rode (Michael Curtiz: A Life in Film, Charles McGraw: Biography of a Film Noir Tough Guy) in discussing the insider producer-director drama, casting scoop, and carefully orchestrated narrative behind the highly influential Bogart-Bergman classic.

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