Cine y series en un podcast semanal sobre lo que ocurre frente y detrás de la pantalla. Historias sobre gente que hace películas, las sueña, las ve. Libreto y conducción del escritor y guionista Daniel Villalobos.

Cada episodio repasaremos las películas que se encuentran en este prestigioso listado de Steven Schneider. Algunas serán hitazos por siempre y otras no tanto pero criticare todas dando mi humilde opinión y siempre con el mejor humor posible. Así que si disfrutan del cine y quieren ponerse al día con los clásicos, acompáñenme!

Looking at cinema's present via its past. The Next Picture Show is a biweekly roundtable by the former editorial team of The Dissolve examining how classic films inspire and inform modern movies. Episodes take a deep dive into a classic film and its legacy in the first half, then compare and contrast that film with a modern successor in the second. Hosted and produced by Genevieve Koski, Keith Phipps, Tasha Robinson and Scott Tobias.

The Soundtrack Show is a look at film scores and soundtracks for some of the most popular movies, TV Shows, Video Games and Theater pieces of all time.

La obra más conocida y apreciada del autor ruso presenta una historia policial construida de manera magistral: el asesinato de una vieja prestamista a manos del estudiante Raskólnikov y el remordimiento de conciencia que lo agobia después. Raskólnikov cree ser una especie de superhombre, se compara con Napoleón y busca justificar su accionar con argumentos racionales. Pero, después de cometer el asesinato, su mala conciencia lo arrastra poco a poco hacia una desesperación agobiante.

Filmmakers and entertainers discuss the movies that inspired them. Hosted by Oscar nominated screenwriter and TFH Guru Josh Olson and fearless leader himself, director Joe Dante. The Movies That Made Me is recorded live in Hollywood and engineered by film composer Don Barrett. SpectreVision Radio is a bespoke podcast network at the intersection between the arts and the uncanny, featuring a tapestry of shows exploring creativity, the esoteric, and the unknown. We’re a community for creators and fans vibrating around common curiosities, shared interests and persistent passions. spectrevisionradio.com linktr.ee/spectrevisionsocial #filmmaking #film #movies #cinema #behindthescenes #interview #filmhistory #hollywood #directing #writing #screenwriting #producing #editing #sounddesign #filmscores #music #indiefilm #cultcinema #arthouse #midnightmovies #horrorfilms #genrefilm #creativity #art #artists

0 expertos, 1 película, 2 o 3 o 4 amigos, 5comentarios. Somos dos amigos aburridos y sin idea de cine, pero al parecer con mucho tiempo libre. ¿Sabemos de lo que hablamos? No. ¿Nos importa? Tampoco. Aquí hablar sin saber es el objetivo. Cada semana, nos sentamos a charlar sobre películas que probablemente tú también has visto y tratamos de entenderlas. Aquí no analizamos, solo lo intentamos. ¡Esto es 5mentarios!

FULL, AD FREE EPISODES ON PATREON.COM/VIDEOARCHIVES Quentin Tarantino & Roger Avary invite you to become a customer at Video Archives, the video store where it all began. Joined by their trusty producer Gala Avary, they’ll travel back in time to revisit old classics and discover new favorites, pulled from the thousands of actual VHS tapes that Quentin & Roger used to recommend to customers back in the day at the original Video Archives store in Manhattan Beach. From controversial James Bond films to surprising exploitation flicks, the Video Archives team will expose you to movies you didn't know you'd love, give awards to their favorites, and of course, rate the quality of the video transfer.

A podcast for the love of cinema! For more info check out our website: https://celebratingcinema.com. As always, we want to hear from you so please get in touch at celebratingcinema@lab111.nl

What’s left to say about “The Godfather"? Upon the film’s release in 1972, it almost instantly became a byword for the best Hollywood has to offer. It minted a new generation of stars, earned hundreds of millions of dollars, established Francis Ford Coppola as one of the best directors of his generation, and changed the way Americans viewed the mafia—and cinema—forever.    And yet, “The Godfather” almost never got made, with meddling studio executives and vindictive members of the real-life mafia trying to smother the movie at every turn. During production, location permits were revoked, war was waged over casting decisions, author Mario Puzo got into a public brawl with Frank Sinatra, a producer’s car was riddled with bullets, and “connected” men auditioned for—and in some cases landed—parts in the film.    On “Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli,” Mark Seal, author of the 2021 book by the same title, and Nathan King, a deputy editor of AIR MAIL, present new and archival interviews with Coppola, James Caan, Robert Evans, Talia Shire, Al Ruddy, and many others, stripping back the varnish of movie history to reveal the complicated genesis of a modern masterpiece.