Senses of Cinema: The Podcast covers a wide ranging discussion of contemporary cinema, retrospectives on films and filmmakers and lively, intelligent debate on the world of cinema and screen. Hosted by editors and writers at the Senses of Cinema journal, the podcast gives readers the chance to take the same smart intelligent discussion from the journal into a mobile, audio format.
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Senses of Cinema: The Podcast covers a wide ranging discussion of contemporary cinema, retrospectives on films and filmmakers and lively, intelligent debate on the world of cinema and screen. Hosted by editors and writers at the Senses of Cinema journal, the podcast gives readers the chance to take the same smart intelligent discussion from the journal into a mobile, audio format.
In the May episode of the Senses of Cinema podcast, Kirsten and Mark tackle the final season of Game of Thrones and debate who indeed deserved to be seated on the Iron Throne. Then we are joined by our third chair, the wonderful Eloise Ross, who returns to help us discuss the life and career of Doris Day, who died this month at the age of 97. And then we talk the Netflix series Dead to Me where two best friends are drawn together by one dead husband. We finish as always with our recommendations for the month of May, and in our bonus for our patrons, Michelle Carey files a special report from the Cannes Film Festival. It's a great show, so download, subscribe and enjoy.
The Senses of Cinema Podcast
Senses of Cinema: The Podcast covers a wide ranging discussion of contemporary cinema, retrospectives on films and filmmakers and lively, intelligent debate on the world of cinema and screen. Hosted by editors and writers at the Senses of Cinema journal, the podcast gives readers the chance to take the same smart intelligent discussion from the journal into a mobile, audio format.
