Podcasts about berlin syndrome

Headlines// 7.15: Noura Mansour's speech at last week's International Working Women's Day rally in Naarm calling for an end to imperial feminism, an end to the silence about the genocide (particularly among women's organisations) and an end to the Zionist occupation of Palestine// 7.30: Environmental educator, campaigner and regenerative farmer Greta Carroll on the incredible community and grassroots organising that has been taking place to fight for an end to seismic blasting on Gunditjmara Sea Country// 7.45: Photographer and visual artist Pia Johnson on her upcoming exhibition Re-Orient showing at the Immigration Museum from 16 March - 11 August with a meet and greet session on 17 March. Follow @piajohnsonphotography on Instagram for updates// 8.00: Camp Sovereignty update 8.05: Melanie Joosten, author of the novels Berlin Syndrome and Gravity Well and the essay collection A Long Time Coming, on her most recent novel Like Fire-Hearted Suns// 8.15: Catherine Stong from Extinction Rebellion speaks to Annie McLoughlin on Solidarity Breakfast on climate activists disrupting traffic on the Westgate bridge last Tuesday 5th March, which began a week of disruptions// SongsSTANNA - Lana LubanySecret - Peach PRCSinner - The Last Dinner PartyLonely Love Affair - YARA

Behind the stories we're drawn to are the story-tellers who create them. The people who see (and sell) the intangible, who captivate our imagination, and make us gasp for breath, shed a tear, laugh out loud and want to share this experience with others. My guests on this episode are extraordinary story-finders, story-sharers, and story-tellers. I was captivated by not only how they bring the TV series and movies they produce to life, but how they work together, lead their company, and honour themselves, each other, their instincts and their work. Angie Fielder and Polly Staniford founded the award-winning production company Aquarius Films, which has built a reputation for bold, female-led projects, diversity both on and off the screen and intelligent, progressive, and inspiring stories. Aquarius produces high-quality films and television series for global audiences that are commercially successful and critically acclaimed.   Film credits include the Academy Award® and Golden Globe nominated Lion, produced in association with See-Saw Films, and starring Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman and Rooney Mara; Berlin Syndrome, Dirt Music, and Wish You Were Here, starring Joel Edgerton and Teresa Palmer, which premiered at Sundance and won two Australian Academy of Cinema and TV (AACTA) Awards, including Best Screenplay, and five Film Critics Circle Awards, including Best Film. And that's just the tip of the ice-berg of what Angie and Polly have created. 
We chat about the process of producing - what it is and the key role they play in bringing stories to our screens. We have a brilliant conversation about how they navigate uncertainty; and they both shared how they protect the creative energy amongst the busyness of life. There's something magical, engaging and grounded about this conversation. Enjoy the wisdom and insight from Angie Fielder and Polly Staniford.

In this session, Australian screenwriter and producer Shaun Grant speaks with NZ screenwriter Fiona Samuel about his adaptation process, how to choose your next project, and finding your voice as a writer. They touch on his feature films Snowtown, Berlin Syndrome, and most recently Nitram, which was the first Australian film to premiere In Competition at the Cannes Film Festival in a decade. This session is presented by Script to Screen.   The Big Screen Symposium was held in Auckland on the 9th and 10th of July 2022. 

See Also is a weekly dispatch that connects the dots of pop culture, with plenty of further reading and ideas to Add To Cart – or at least Open in New Tab.This week, Kate and Brodie are doing a housewives check-in. We cover the new RHONY cast members, debrief on SLC and discuss the bad sisters on RHOBH and on Apple TV's series, Bad Sisters. It finished last week and we have a lot of accent work to cover. Sorry Ireland! Also: we saw Bros and Barbarian. Also: Alsos!See AlsosJinxy is reading Sally Olds' collection of essays 'People Who Lunch'BL is reading her cat's namesake's book, 'What Remains'Joanna Hogg and Tilda Swinton admire foamGawker susses out our new kosher housewifeJenna Lyons owns a Jonathan Zawada table!Bros was set up to failGuy Branum talks Bros with Sam Sanders Sharon Horgan on needing audiences to want to see a guy dieMusic from Bad SistersDon't Breathe (2016)The Brood (1979)The Descent (2005)Berlin Syndrome (book and film)Death Proof (2007)Also Alsos READ ALSO: Deborah Levy's Hot Milk READ ALSO: Alice Oehr's 'Off to the Market'DRINK ALSO: The 2022 Rainbow Juice from Gentle FolkBAGS ALSO: Baggu Puffy Laptop Sleeve in Trippy Swirl SalmonGHOST ALSO: 'What Ghost Stories Taught Me About My Queer Self' by Nell Stevens in the New YorkerWATCH ALSO: Saint Maud (2019)Find us on Instagram @seealsopodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy birthday to Mister Watson! And welcome to another rip-roaring episode of Horror Movie Weekly, The Midnight Bowling of Horror Podcasts. Here in Episode 121, your late-night Horror hosts — Jay of the Dead, Mister Watson and Projectile Varmint — bring you a Feature Review of Berlin Syndrome (2017)! And of course, in addition to … Continue reading "Ep. 121: Berlin Syndrome (2017)"

In this episode I discuss "Berlin Syndrome" (2017) directed by Cate Shortland. Watch the video version of the podcast here https://youtu.be/zcJcQnYwWJE

Australian actress Teresa Palmer has made a great career playing horror and genre films.  Her starring roles include the movies RESTRAINT (2008), WARM BODIES (2013), LIGHTS OUT (2016), and BERLIN SYNDROME (2017).  She also was the lead for the well received television series A DISCOVERY OF WITHCES that just ended its run this year.  Now she's starring in the new film THE TWIN (2022). When Rachel (Teresa Palmer) and Anthony (Steven Cree) have a car accident, one of their twin sons Nathan (Tristan Ruggeri) dies.  As grief holds its ugly cloud over the family, they decide to move back to Anthony's home of Finland.  As they try to make a new life for themselves, Elliot, their other son, says that Nathan has returned to them.  Soon strange things begin to occur around their new house. Shot in Finland and Estonia, the movie was directed Taneli Mustonen and co-written by him and producer Aleksi Hyvarinen.  The cast also includes Barbar Marten.  The movie made its debut in North America on the television channel Shudder May 6th, 2022.  Dark Discussions takes a look at this highly anticipated film and give their thoughts.

Welcome to the 63rd episode of Ten Questions where Adam talks to Shaun Grant - the multi-AACTA Award winning screenwriter of Nitram.Shaun’s debut film, Snowtown, about the infamous Snowtown murders in South Australia in the 1990s – won multiple awards and screened at Critics’ Week at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.And that’s when Shaun’s career took off – writing the feature films Jasper Jones, Berlin Syndrome, Penguin Bloom, The True Story of the Kelly Gang and Nitram.He also wrote for David Fincher’s Mindhunter on Netflix and the mini-series, Deadline Gallipoli.He’s possibly Australia’s most in demand screenwriter, known for his willingness to tackle the weighty emotional subjects that others might see as too dangerous or too difficult to make.Nitram premiered at Cannes a few months ago where the response to the film was unaminously positive. And that’s where my conversation with Shaun started.When asked about the time he was most happy, he said “now”. And he wasn’t just referring to his professional success, which he credits as being partly due to his continuing working relationship with the director Justin Kurzel,  but also the fact that he’d recently got married."The violence isn’t on the screen. It’s not that what interests me. It’s what leads to it."More about Out of the Question: https://www.nearly.com.au/out-of-the-question-with-adam-zwar/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit adamzwar.substack.com

Director Justin Kurzel and writer Shaun Grant join the Cinema Australia Podcast to discuss their latest collaboration, Nitram. Nitram is a brilliant but highly disturbing film, that will no doubt divide audiences. It depicts the events leading up to one of the darkest chapters in Australian history - the Port Arthur shootings. Kurzel and Grant have been making movies together since 2011 as director and writer respectively. Their first film, Snowtown, landed like a sledgehammer and marked the arrival of two extraordinary filmmaking talents. Nitram is their third collaboration following Snowtown, and the provocative joy ride that is True History of the Kelly Gang. Kurzel's filmography also includes Macbeth and Assissin's Creed, which both starred Michael Fassbender. He also directed a segment of one of my favourite Australian films, The Turning. Shaun Grant's other writing credits include Berlin Syndrome directed by Cate Shortland, Jasper Jones directed by Rachel Perkins, an episode of the American television series Mindhunter, and another film released this year, and another on of my favourites, Penguin Bloom. We do go into some depth during this interview, and I understand that it may not be easy listening for everyone. We discuss the pairs thoughts on Port Arthur conspiracies, Justin's discussions with victims, and why they wanted to make a film about Martin Bryant. Kurzel and Grant also discuss their eagerness to see Nitram with an Australian audience, and being knocked back by Screen Australia before going on to work with Stan and Madman to make the film. It's not all serious though, we do have a few laughs along the way and I ask a question that gets quite a reaction: What happened to Sean Keenan's unbelievably cool cowboy cardigan from True History of the Kelly Gang. Anyway… enjoy.

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Not a bad movie to watch but the ending piss me off lol --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peegjays-gaming/support

On today's episode of Art of the Cut, Steve sits down with Director Cate Shortland, and Editors Leigh Folsom Boyd, ACE, and Matthew Schmidt. Cate's most recent work before Black Widow includes films like Sommersault, Lore, and Berlin Syndrome, as well as a variety of TV series and mini-series. Leigh and Matthew have cut an impressive string of Marvel blockbusters, including Spider-Man Far From Home, Ant-man, Avengers: Endgame, Captain America: Civil War, and many others. So it's not surprise this talented team was selected to spin the web for one of the MCU's most anticipated backstories. Thanks to Frame.io for their support of Art of the Cut and their pledge to keep this content coming your way. Read this interview and many others at blog.frame.io, where you'll also find expert guides, tutorials, and insights from veteran filmmakers across the film and TV industry.

Olá, ouvintes! :D Neste Delirium Cast, a apresentadora Isabelle Simões bate um papo com Clarissa e Nathalia sobre o filme Viúva Negra (Black Widow, no original), dirigido por Cate Shortland (Lore, Berlin Syndrome) e escrito por Eric Pearson (Thor: Ragnarok). O filme estreou dia 09 de julho nos cinemas e no Disney+. Mas, afinal, valeu a pena esperar todo esse tempo para o filme solo da vingadora? É o que vamos comentar ao longo deste episódio, relembrando também a participação da personagem em outros filmes do MCU. Sinopse: Em Viúva Negra descobrimos o que aconteceu com a vingadora entre a trama de Capitão América: Guerra Civil e Vingadores: Guerra Infinita, quando ela se torna uma fugitiva internacional após de ter violado os Acordos de Sokovia. Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) retorna ao seu país de origem e busca confrontar a organização que a tornou uma assassina, se deparando também com questões do seu passado que ela desconhecia. Apertem o play e não esqueçam de comentar o vocês acharam do programa! Deixem sugestões de pautas que vocês gostariam de ouvir nos próximos programas, além de dar aquela força compartilhando o podcast nas redes sociais. CITADOS: - #04 Vingadores: Ultimato – a força das mulheres no MCU! - Vingadores Ultimato: Perfeito no apelo emocional, mas falho ao representar mulheres - Personagens masculinos têm o triplo de tempo em cena do que as mulheres em 'Vingadores: Ultimato' - Rachel Weisz e David Harbour devem retornar em outros projetos da Marvel, diz Kevin Feige - Cotada para dirigir Viúva Negra, Lucrecia Martel critica abordagem da Marvel - [Entre Migas] Viúva Negra merecia mais! - [Mikannn] Viúva Negra: será que valeu a espera? - [Yincast #79]: Arquivo Yin: Nevermind - Nirvana - Podcast Linguística Solta EQUIPE DO DELIRIUM CAST: Isabelle Simões: @_bellesimoes Clarissa Amariz: @amariz_fersali / @universo_yin / site Nathalia de Morais: @natzirael CRÉDITOS: Pauta e arte: Isabelle Simões Edição: Isabelle Simões / LJR MÚSICA: "Southern Girl", de Gertrude Miss (domínio público)

The latest adventure from the Marvel Cinematic Universe approaches an Avenger from a different angle. Scarlett Johansson (“Marriage Story”) takes the title role, joined by Florence Pugh (“Little Women”), Rachel Weisz (“The Favourite”) and David Harbour (“Stranger Things”). Director Cate Shortland (“Berlin Syndrome”) tackles her first action flick. The post Take Two: “Black Widow” (PG-13) appeared first on KKFI.

¡Hola a todos! Estaremos hablando, junto a nuestra invitada especial Indira Casique, promotora cultural, del nuevo estreno de Marvel, Black Widow (2021) y hablando sobre espías femeninas, un clásico de Alfred Hitchcock, Notorious (1946), además de las otras cosas que vimos en la semana. Estén atentos a nuestro Instagram, nuestro Twitter y nuestro canal de Youtube Letterboxd: Christiam, Jesús e Indira (00:07:31) Notorious (1946) (00:31:28) Visto en la semana Soshite chichi ni naru (De tal padre, tal hijo, 2013) (00:41:37) Last and First Men (2020) (00:50:59) Das letzte Schweigen (Silencio de hielo, 2010) (00:55:32) A Serious Man (2009) (01:01:26) Infinity Train (serie, 2019) (01:07:44) Loki (serie, 2021) (01:15:30) Black Widow (2021) Referencias: Haywire (2011) Atomic Blond (2017) Hanna (2011) La Casa Lobo (2018) Hereditary (2018) Midsommar (2019) The Mandalorian (2019) Vertigo (1958) Psycho (1960) The Birds (1963) Rear Window (1954) Rebecca (1940) Casablanca (1942) Rope (1948) After the Storm (2016) Shoplifters (2018) After Life (1998) Yi Yi (2000) A Single Man (2009) Joker (2019) About Elly (2009) Dark (serie, 2019) No Country for Old Men (2007) Over the Garden Wall (serie, 2014) Pociag (Tren de noche, 1959) Adventure Time (serie, 2010) Regular Show (serie, 2009) WandaVision (serie, 2021) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (serie, 2021) The Shining (1980) Rick and Morty (serie, 2013) Community (serie, 2009) The Good Place (serie, 2016) Midnight in Paris (2011) Time Squad (serie, 2001) Lore (2012) Berlin Syndrome (2017) A Quiet Place II (2020) Tenet (2020) House of Cards (serie, 2013) The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) Moonlight (2016) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pinpumpan/support

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This week we discuss the films of acclaimed Australian filmmaker Cate Shortland. The first is Somersault (2004), a coming-of-age drama starring Abbie Cornish and Sam Worthington. The film, set in the Australian ski resort of Jindabyne, is a beautifully shot, powerful insight into the life of an emotionally troubled young runaway and the men who she interacts with. The second is Lore (2012), a drama set in the final days of WW2. A young girl, and Hitler youth member, must take her siblings on a long journey across Germany aided by a young Jewish man. The film is based on Rachel Seiffert's 2001 novel The Dark Room. The final film is Berlin Syndrome (2017), a psychological horror/thriller set in the German capital. An Australian backpacker falls victim to an English teacher who imprisons her in his flat. The film is based on the novel of the same name by Melanie Joosten.   Timestamps What We've Been Watching (00:01:10) Andy – The Expanse Season 5, Save Me Season 1, Falcon and Winter Soldier Ep. 1 Donnchadh – Falcon and Winter Soldier Ep. 1, Servant Season 1/2, Snowtown Somersault (00:19:52) Lore (00:49:20) Berlin Syndrome (00:59:12)    Links Instagram - @callitfriendopodcast @munnywales @andyjayritchie   Justwatch.com – streaming and rental links https://www.justwatch.com  

Das Plattenkränzchen geht in die 2. Staffel! Neues Intro, neues Foto, neues Sofa. What?! Jayne Cash ist nach vielen Jahren aus der gemeinsamen WG ausgezogen, aber good news: das Podcast bleibt bestehen! In der ersten Folge reden wir über Kreativität zu Pandemie-Zeiten und wie wir uns musikalisch austoben und damit auch einen mentalen Ausgleich für uns schaffen können.

AFRICA IS BLEEDING. Find out more about what's happening and how you can help here: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-54678345 **************************************************************************************** That moment when a passionate one night stand becomes more... much more. And no, I don't mean the sappy love story that ends up with them getting married and having two adorable children. I mean the charming lover locking you up in an isolated building with thick glass and a heavily locked door. Pretty tempting right? Berlin syndrome is a book turned movie about an adventurous young photographer, Claire, who meets a charming young German teacher, Andy, in her travel to Germany. They hit it off pretty quickly... then everything goes dark pretty quickly. SPOILER ALERT! Andy is a psychopath who holds Claire hostage in his house leaving her desperate to get out. Does she get out? Join us on this episode with the author of the book MELANIE JOOSTEN as we discuss toxic relationships and her debut novel turn big screen movie. Want to help us create amazing content like this every Thursday? Rate, Review, SHARE and DONATE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/okoyomoh--egbekhuwa/message

In this episode, I am joined again by my good friend Julie! This week I had her pick the movie and she chose the 2017 thriller 'Berlin Syndrome' which is currently streaming on Netflix!  In this episode, we go over the plot, the cast, and the technical aspects involved in this … interesting movie. **This episode has mature content** If you have suggestions on what movies my friends and I should review next send suggestions to my social media!  Thanks for listening!  DKReviews.com

Wir sind aus dem Sommerschlaf erwacht und haben uns mal wieder an den Kaffeetisch gesetzt, um über das Thema Mental Health in Music zu sprechen. Wir stellen uns die Frage, vor welchen Problemen Musiker*innen und Mitarbeiter*innen der Musikbranche stehen, sodass sie laut Studien häufiger an Depression erkranken und worauf man selbst achten sollte, um mental gesund zu bleiben.

— 00:00:11 Day 133 of lockdown: bagged salad parasites, feral monkeys and COVID lessons from Giglio Island, Thailand, Cambodia & Vietnam— 00:20:46 John MacArthur wakes up about tyranny & the church. Will other pastors also awake? Is it too late?— 00:43:55 SCOTUS renders different rights to Caesar's Palace than to Nevada church— 00:55:57 Seattle talk show host who mocked Trump & defended rioters, now wants a gun— 01:04:00 Riots in Portland, Seattle & across USA — how do we defend ourselves without destroying the Constitution?— 01:23:29 NFAC - why is the federal govt f-king around with these terrorists?— 01:31:33 The right way & the wrong way to push back against masks— 01:54:20 From Stockholm Syndrome to “Berlin Syndrome” — the maskers are going from crazy to violent— 02:02:13 Packages of seeds, labeled “jewelry” from China sent unsolicited to people in multiple states. Listener sent unsolicited face masks multiple times. What are they up to asks several state departments of agriculture

Kat and horror scholar Ashley R. Smith delve into the first “thriller” of the series and discuss how kidnapper Carl stacks up against other infamous villains of our time. Plus, an unlikely clue sounds the alarm that Elizabeth is in trouble!! Follow Ashley on Instagram! @thefemalehorrorscholarThe movie we mention in our discussion about escaping is "Berlin Syndrome" (available on Netflix!). ---We would love to hear from you!! You can follow us on Facebook and Instagram to join this fun and nostalgic community of SVH fans. Please share your feedback, reactions to the shows, and any memories you have of the series! Also, consider passing on this episode to a current or former Sweet Valley fan in your life. Thanks again for listening!! Facebook :: https://www.facebook.com/LessonsFromSweetValley/Instagram :: https://www.instagram.com/lessonsfromsweetvalley/

Wir melden uns auch mal aus der Isolation zu Wort und erzählen euch, wie wir mit der aktuellen Situation umgehen und wie wir uns damit fühlen. Das hier wäre aber nicht das Plattenkränzchen, wenn wir nicht auch über Musik reden würden. Wie geht es der Musikindustrie in der momentanen Zeit? Welche Chancen ergeben sich für Musiker? Welche Social Media Tipps und Content Ideen können wir euch mit auf den Weg geben? All das erfahrt ihr in der neuen Folge vom Plattenkränzchen.

Heute hat sich Felix Noster, Drummer bei John Apart und Berlin Syndrome, auf unser gemütliches, grünes Sofa gesetzt und erzählt uns wie es als Musiker ist, wenn man auf mehreren Hochzeiten tanzt. Was für Schwierigkeiten kann es dabei geben, oder gilt vielleicht: je mehr desto besser? Nebenbei werden schmutzige Tourgeheimnisse von Berlin Syndrome enthüllt und tiefe Gefühle ans Licht gebracht.

Wenn Manchester auf Magdeburg trifft, dann kommt "Berlin Syndrome" heraus. Seit 2014 ist das Quintett um Sänger Graeme Salt unterwegs mit seiner Mischung aus Indie- und Dream Pop. Kulturreporter Simon Brauer berichtet vom Auftritt im Berliner Auster Club.

In dieser Folge dürfen wir mal wieder einen Gast begrüßen. Hauke, Drummer bei The Rival Bid, Musikredakteur bei JAM FM und Teil des Podcasts Niveauflexibel, saß mit uns gemütlich am Kaffeetisch (es war eigentlich eher ein Teetisch) und quatschte mit uns über seine Arbeit beim Radio, wie der Job den eigenen Musikgeschmack und das Songwriting in der Band verändert und über den Entstehungsprozess des neuen Albums.

Am 22. November wurde zum ersten Mal der neue International Music Award in Berlin vergeben. Wir haben im Live Stream rein geschaut und das zum Anlass genommen einmal tiefer in die Welt der Preisverleihungen und Bandcontests einzutauchen. Hat der IMA das erreicht, was vorher versprochen wurde? Braucht es überhaupt noch einen neuen Musikpreis? Wie sähe eine faire Preisvergabe aus? Was hat Robert schon als Teil der Band Berlin Syndrome hinter den Kulissen erlebt? Diese und viele weitere Fragen stellen wir uns in der neuen Ausgabe vom Plattenkränzchen.

Wir nehmen euch mit auf eine kleine Zeitreise und gehen der Geschichte des Musikvideos auf den Grund. Wie hat sich die Rolle des Musikvideos verändert? Braucht man das heutzutage überhaupt noch? Und wie hat sich das Musikvideo eigentlich visuell und künstlerisch entwickelt? Fragen über Fragen und hitzige Diskussionen hört ihr in der neuen Folge vom Plattenkränzchen.

Postrob hat Durchhaltevermögen bewiesen und die deutschen Top100 Single-Charts komplett durch gehört. Er ging mit verschiedenen Thesen in das Experiment, wie "Die Musik in den Charts ist inhaltslos und sehr ähnlich." oder "Auto-Tune ist der E-Scooter des Musikbusiness." Ob er diese Thesen belegen kann und was Jayne Cash zu dem Thema einfällt, hört ihr in der aktuellen Folge vom Plattenkränzchen.

Ein Projekt welcher Art auch immer zu haben, bedarf viel Herzblut und Eigeninitiative. Eine Band, ein Blog, ein Podcast – sie alle fordern viel Zeit und Kreativität, die nicht immer unendlich zur Verfügung stehen. Was passiert eigentlich auf dem Weg eines Projektes? Ist man immer 100% fokussiert und hat den ganzen Tag Ideen im Kopf? Wie übersteht man Löcher und harte Phasen? Musikbloggerin Jayne Cash und Gitarrist Postrob berichten in dieser Folge vom Plattenkränzchen über ihre Erfahrungen und was sie auf dem Weg bisher gelernt haben.

In der 14. Folge vom Plattenkränzchen reden Postrob und Jayne Cash über ihre Erlebnisse beim Rock am Ring. Frisch Zuhause angekommen und leicht verkatert diskutieren sie über Festivalstimmung, Konzerte, Festivalessen oder die Müllsituation vor Ort und schwelgen dabei in Erinnerungen.

In der neuen Folge vom #Plattenkränzchen reden wir über wunderbare Konzertbesuche der letzten Wochen und die große Vorfreude auf unsere Lieblingsjahreszeit – die Festivalsaison. Für uns geht es bald zum Rock am Ring und es gibt einige Bands, auf die wir uns schon ganz besonders freuen. Aber stehen wir eher auf große oder kleine Festivals? Ist Robert lieber auf oder vor der Bühne? Welche schönen, lustigen und schlimmen Erfahrungen haben wir bisher auf Festivals gemacht und was sind eigentlich unsere absoluten No-Go's? Setzt euch mit an unseren Kuchentisch, schnappt euch einen heißen Kaffee und lauscht unseren Stories.

In der 12. Folge begrüßen wir wieder mal einen Gast bei uns im WG-Studio: die Berliner Musikerin Lisa Who. Eine starke, selbstbewusste Frau, die gerade eine Crowdfunding-Kampagne für ihre Musik abgeschlossen hat, um die Freiheit über alle anstehenden Dinge zu haben und vor allem, um bei der Produktion auf Nachhaltigkeit und faire Bezahlung achten zu können. Wir hatten ein sehr inspirierendes Gespräch, das weit über diese Podcast-Folge hinaus ging.

Mit der 10. Folge vom Plattenkränzchen feiern wir ein kleines Jubiläum – aber nicht allein! Jonas und Friedrich von der Berliner Band Arionce haben uns besucht, um mit uns hauptsächlich darüber zu reden, wie man als Band an coole Support Gigs kommt und welche Vor- und Nachteile diese Gigs mit sich bringen. Hin und wieder sind wir in andere Themen, wie musikalische Weiterentwicklung, Bandmerch oder Bandmarketing, abgedriftet. Wir hatten einen wunderbaren gemeinsamen Abend mit stundenlangen Gesprächen – die neueste Podcastfolge ist nur ein kleiner Auszug davon.

In dieser Folge lassen wir unser musikalisches Jahr Revue passieren. Dafür haben wir unsere Silvester-Sause zu einer Podcast-Sause umfunktioniert und unsere drei Gäste Marvin (Schlagzeuger bei Berlin Syndrome), Elena (Rock- und Hardcore-Musikfan) sowie Chris (HipHop-Spezialist) mit vor's Mikro gezerrt. Freut euch auf die bisher wohl chaotischste und lustigste Folge vom Plattenkränzchen.

In der dritten Folge vom Plattenkränzchen feiern wir eine Premiere – unseren ersten Gast. Marvin Jiménez, Schlagzeuger bei Berlin Syndrome und Cellar Boy, redet mit uns über die Hürden einer Newcomerband. Von Motivation, gegenseitiger Kritik und Freundschaft über Songwriting und Social Media Auftritt bis hin zur Sichtbarkeit, Bandcontests und der Suche nach professionellen Partnern beleuchten wir gemeinsam viele Themen mit denen sich Newcomer auseinandersetzen müssen, wobei Robert und Marvin immer aus eigener Erfahrung berichten können und auch den ein oder anderen Tipp für andere Newcomerbands in petto haben.

Happy Halloween! The weather may be cooling, but the show is heating up! We start with a ranking of Halloween candies before discussing some recent watches. including Mandy, The Haunting, both classic and the one with Owen Wilson, Hell Fest, The House on Haunted Hill (1999), Hell House LLC 2: The Abaddon Hotel, and Satan’s Slaves. We take a look at news bits about a new werewolf movie, the passing of Scott Wilson, a potential sequel to Cabin in the Woods before answering your questions about Halloween and more! Then, we tackle listener requested Berlin Syndrome and then the latest entry into the… ugh.. Wan-iverse…  The Nun!  Berlin Syndrome: Bo – 3 Jamie- 3 Vanessa – 3   The Nun: Bo – 1.5 Jamie- 4 Vanessa – 3 The post Devour the Podcast #130: Berlin Syndrome and The Nun appeared first on Legion.

In der ersten Folge reden wir über das neue Musikvideo von Isolation Berlin und das Berlin Syndrome, neue Alben von Lieblingsbands, die wir schon zu Teenie-Zeiten mochten und Abschiede von Bands, die wir sehr gern haben.

In this episode Shade and Lily Bongwater swap one night stand stories…Shade shares an endeavor where she threw down with a good looking Berlin Syndrome fan and finds out (like we all do), too late that pretty means “pretty crazy”. Not to be left out or outdone, teddy bears are thrown into the mix and what else would they want to be tipped with anyway? Voo Doo dolls, gold bricks, and chocolate. Easy enough. Shade reveals her dessert weakness… And back to the man of the hour…Houdini who came to down to play with Bongwater…twice. The carnival leaves…but returns for repeat business- time.   Quiz time means only one thing, disappointment in the bedroom for the vanilla readers who think foreplay is x-rated behavior. Shade offers some life advice. Cosmo tells the ladies how to celebrate a man’s birthday…and they are unimpressed. Lack luster. So they submit their own ideas as to how they would impress their partner sexually for their birthday cake.   Dick cleanliness and emotional barriers. This and so much more on our newest episode of Daddy Issuez. Check out our network and the other epic shows found at the Damaged Goods Network: https://www.damagedgoodsinc.com Tip The Ladies and help them reach their dreams of being LIVE and in front of you on video and on tour by donating here:  https://www.patreon.com/DaddyIssuezShow Do YOU have Daddy Issuez? Perfect, so do we. Interact with the ladies of the show, other listeners and find an outlet for your dark humor, JOIN US! https://www.facebook.com/groups/daddyissuez/ Youtube: Daddy Issuez Youtube Channel Before you had Daddy Issuez, you were Damaged Goods so check out the boys over there: http://damagedgoods.libsyn.com Also check out Steve our newest friend in the podcast world and you can find out about his podcast Baked and Awake here: http://bakedandawake.com/ Brought to you by the Damaged Goods Network  #DaddyIssuez #DGN #Shade #LilyBongwater #nofilter #noboundaries #nosafewords #noexcuses #DamagedGoodsNetwork #BlueHairBetty #NEW #DamagedGoodsTheShow #ClaytimeintheBasement #BetaTesting #funny #comedy #ladies #podernfamily #podcastmafia #trypod #dark #naughty #nice #sexy #GoldenGod #sithlord #FireballJesus #download #play #subscribe #share #play #prey

MOVIES ABOUT ESCAPING EVIL BOYS Annie chose: Berlin Syndrome starring: Teresa Palmer and Max Riemelt Shannon chose: Hush (2016) starring: Kate Siegel and John Gallagher Jr. Are you an Ann or a Shan this week? Let us know! #femmefilmschool Email: girlsinterruptedpod@gmail.com IG: instagram.com/girlsinterruptedpod Tumblr: girlsinterruptedpod.tumblr.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/grlsinterruptd Support the show: paypal.me/girlsinterrupted Your Hosts: Shannon: IG/Twitter @prickwolf Annie: IG @annie.rives Twitter @anniecrives We use Qapital to make saving money easy. Sign up and receive $20 after your first deposit with our link: https://t.co/Rv8nRTWuDb

EPISODE 026 THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST, DEADPOOL, BERLIN SYNDROME This week's show has a very different vibe compared to last week's laughter and cough fest. Maybe Dave and Dwayne take their film reviewing career more seriously than Russ and Chris, maybe not. This episode has a real mixed bag of reviews. We have everything from a late 80's war movie to a modern thriller. We even have time to throw in a historical drama that ignites a furious disagreement between Moid and Dwayne. Moid won the argument by default after Dwayne resorted to name calling which Moid edited out later. BEEN FLICKED 12:00 CASUALTIES OF WAR (1989) Dave reviews this almost forgotten Vietnam movie starring Michael J Fox and Sean Penn. Dave is a self proclaimed Brian De Palma fan, will this live up to his expectations? 28:55 THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST (2004) Always near the front of the queue when it comes to provocation and controversy (well, not really, he only watched a film) Moid reviews the Mel Gibson directed phenomenon, The Passion of the Christ. Was it worth the hype? Is it actually any good? What's Mel Gibson's problem? 44:48 BERLIN SYNDROME (2017) Dwayne has been making the most of his Netflix subscription and actually watched a film since he was last on the show. 53:50 DEADPOOL (2016) You read that right. We wouldn't normally review a film that everybody has seen and nobody wants to hear about but we didn't have the heart to stop Dave. He was so proud to have watched a superhero film we let him have his 10 minutes of fun. 1:00:40 QUESTION TIME This weeks question is from our spiritual second home, San Francisco. Harry asks our opinion on remakes and reboots. Thanks Harry. The Snakeskin Movie Lounge is a fiercely independent podcast. We are commercial free, not part of a network and totally self funded. The only payment we accept is a 5 star rating and review on iTunes, it really helps like minded people find the show. Have you heard our most popular episodes? EP 025: Oldboy, Chef, Bullet In The Head. Episode 008: THE LIST OF SHAME.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. We are already four percent into 2018 and some good films have come out. But last year was a heck of a year too. Dark Discussions puts together their review of all that was good and bad in 2017. Included is the consideration of 75 different films that were worthy enough to be considered as a top 20 film for genre and horror films. Each of your five co-hosts put together a list of movies they thought were good enough to be seen by audiences. This included both a list of horror films and a list of other speculative fiction films. Afterwards we then combined them and came up with Dark Discussions definitive lists of the best of 2017. Some obvious films like Wonder Woman and Get Out appear but also little known films like The Evil Within, Radius, and Berlin Syndrome were considered. Also included are some of our listener choices and what they felt were the best of the year. And don’t forget our top and worst scenes, scream queens, breakout star, and anything else you can think of. Dark Discussions wraps up last year in a nice tight bow and gives their listeners a good many films to go out and search for. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

Actor Teresa Palmer looks back on her first years in Hollywood coming from Adelaide at only 19 years of age. She's had a lot of false starts that felt like one step forward, two steps back but now she's finally hitting her stride with roles in Mel Gibson's Oscar-nominated "Hacksaw Ridge" and "Berlin Syndrome". Jenny Cooney catches up with Teresa to talk about how all of the struggles helped shape her to be in the best place of her life; working on projects she loves, having the family she always wanted and squeezing in lots of side projects, with a little help from Jenny herself. 

Der #Horrorctober neigt sich dem Ende und in der 12. Episode nehmen wir uns einem australischen Filmchen mit deutscher Beteiligung an, welches dieses Jahr auf den FFF Nights lief - BERLIN SYNDROME, eine Mischung aus Abduction-Horror und Psychodrama ging für Jens nicht so recht, für Arne aber ganz gut auf. Um zu ergründen warum, hängen wir auch noch eine kleine Diskussion unserer persönlichen Definitionen des Begriffes Horror hinten dran.

Another Star Wars movie loses its director, Suicide Squad finds a director and Dave and Tom review the 2017 version of It. Also: Berlin Syndrome, Tickling Giants, Persepolis.

Andreas und Stefan haben die Fantasy Filmfests Nights 2017 in Berlin bzw. Hamburg besucht. Im Rahmen unseres Specials sprechen wir über Eat Locals, The Bar, The Belko Experiment, Going To Brazil, Alone, It Stains The Sands Red, Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl und Berlin Syndrome. Show...

Andreas und Stefan haben die Fantasy Filmfests Nights 2017 in Berlin bzw. Hamburg besucht. Im Rahmen unseres Specials sprechen wir über Eat Locals, The Bar, The Belko Experiment, Going To Brazil, Alone, It Stains The Sands Red, Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl und Berlin Syndrome. Show...

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. Another “arthouse” horror film from Australia. Berlin Syndrome’s screenwriting, credited to Shaun Grant, has a similar feel to his Snowtown Murders. But also it is not much unlike the recent Hounds of Love. What they all have in common is horror based in the real world where the real monsters are people. Clare, a beautiful woman from Australia, takes a backpacking trip to Germany to photograph the unique architecture of old East Germany, specifically East Berlin. While walking the streets, she meets a handsome school teacher named Andi who shows her about the city. With a mutual attraction, the two later head to his flat and make passionate love; essentially a magnificent one night stand. But after Andi leaves for work, Clare unexpectedly gets locked in his apartment. The movie is directed by Australian filmmaker, Cate Shortland, from a minimalist screenplay by Shaun Grant (based off the novel by Melanie Joosten). The film stars Teresa Palmer in a career defining performance as Clare, and Sense8 actor Max Riemelt as Andi. Receiving rave reviews from critics, Dark Discussions takes a look at this recently released horror thriller. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

There is more than meets the eye with this week's podcast. By that, we mean there's a lot that we talk about. Christopher Cross and Dylan Schwan review Ana Lily Amirpour's The Bad Batch starring Suki Waterhouse and a cannibal Jason Momoa. We talk about the weirdness of the film, its style over substance approach, and why sometimes just a cool aesthetic is not enough to sustain a film. Dylan also saw a lot over the week, including the entire first season of Glow, as well as Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press, and Berlin Syndrome. Meanwhile, both Chris and Dylan watched Shimmer Lake and Chris spent most of his week watching all the Transformers movies including Transformers: The Last Knight. That's a lot of stuff to talk about and still the podcast managed to be under 90 minutes! There's also our usual Blu-ray releases of the week, including our pick, Straw Dogs on Criterion. The news starts off with a showstopper by talking about a sequel to The Accountant being a thing, and we discuss the announcement of Ron Howard as the replacement for Lord and Miller on the Han Solo film. Really, there's a lot to talk about this week and we did our best to keep it nice and succinct because next week we're going to have plenty of new movies to dissect. We'll be reviewing Baby Driver for sure, but expect discussion of The Big Sick as well as probably some Beguiled and Okja talk.

Teresa Palmer is a mother of two, blogger and actor who among many credits recently starred in Mel Gibson's Oscar nominated film Hacksaw Ridge and the thriller Berlin Syndrome. Teresa discusses award shows just after giving birth, work-life balance and life with a growing family. Part 2 of 2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Teresa Palmer is a mother of two, blogger and actor who among many credits recently starred in Mel Gibson's Oscar nominated film Hacksaw Ridge and the thriller Berlin Syndrome. Teresa talks open and from the heart about her second pregnancy and preparations for her second birth after the first didn't go quite how she had hoped and planned. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oh hey! Gay icon, horror masterwork, AACTA award winning film The Babadook finally gets its due with a maxed out, two hour long episode which discusses Jennifer Kent's film in all the depth it requires. The main discussion was recorded after the internet deemed the top hat wearing figure that is the Babadook was a gay icon, so unfortunately we don't touch on that too much - but, there is still a Ru Paul's Drag Race clip though. As if talking about The Babadook longer than its own running time wasn't enough, there's a very short bonus discussion about Cate Shortland's Berlin Syndrome. The Polygon article on how the Babadook became a gay icon can be read here. Dave's great show Pop Culture Case Study can be listened to here, and the essential episode on Patty Jenkin's Monster can be heard here. Support us on Patreon here Become a Patron!Head over to Ozflix to watch great Australian films.Follow The Last New Wave on Facebook and Twitter. Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here. Subscribe to the RSS feed for The Last New Wave here.Listen to AB Film Review here. Follow ABFilmReview on Twitter or Facebook at ABFilmReview, or on Following Films. Read written reviews and see other episodes on www.ABFilmReview.com.Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we've covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here.Listen/Subscribe on Android Listen/Subscribe on Google Play Listen/Subscribe on iTunes Listen/Subscribe on StitcherSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oh hey! Gay icon, horror masterwork, AACTA award winning film The Babadook finally gets its due with a maxed out, two hour long episode which discusses Jennifer Kent's film in all the depth it requires. The main discussion was recorded after the internet deemed the top hat wearing figure that is the Babadook was a gay icon, so unfortunately we don't touch on that too much - but, there is still a Ru Paul's Drag Race clip though. As if talking about The Babadook longer than its own running time wasn't enough, there's a very short bonus discussion about Cate Shortland's Berlin Syndrome.  The Polygon article on how the Babadook became a gay icon can be read here.  Dave's great show Pop Culture Case Study can be listened to here, and the essential episode on Patty Jenkin's Monster can be heard here.  Support us on Patreon here Become a Patron! Head over to Ozflix to watch great Australian films. Follow The Last New Wave on Facebook and Twitter. Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here. Subscribe to the RSS feed for The Last New Wave here. Listen to AB Film Review here. Follow ABFilmReview on Twitter or Facebook at ABFilmReview, or on Following Films. Read written reviews and see other episodes on www.ABFilmReview.com. Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we've covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here. Listen/Subscribe on Android Listen/Subscribe on Google Play Listen/Subscribe on iTunes Listen/Subscribe on StitcherSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another show from film critic Andy Furlong as part of the Screen 1 series for UK Film Review. On this episode:Screen 1 – The MummyScreen 2 – WilsonScreen 3 – The ShackScreen 4 –  Berlin SyndromeHome Cinema.LifeThe Final CutFolk Hero and Funny Guy.The CreditsGlenne HeadleyFor more film reviews head over to our website - https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/film-reviews

We return from our nice tourist break holiday, to discuss Cate Shortland's nightmarish tourist break kidnap thriller, 'Berlin Syndrome'. Scratching and gnawing at the lines between intimacy and captivity, Shortland's film can be as romantic as it is nerve-wracking, but it's always exhilarating at ever step of the way. Discussing the film this week are Jenna Hobbs and Helen Seymour.Created and produced by Jake CunninghamStudio services by CSRFM.comMusic supplied by incompetech.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Coulson joins Van to look at Dark Universe-launcher The Mummy, Daphne du Maurier adaptation My Cousin Rachel, indie dramedy Wilson, Jewish drama Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer, Fritz Lang's Der Müde Tod, religious drama The Shack, and twisted thriller Berlin Syndrome. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 49 unseres Podcasts gefüllt mit jeder Menge Infos rund um aktuelle Filme (Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Berlin Syndrome), News, Box Office u.v.m.! Mit Johannes & Colin Segmente: 00:00 Begrüßung 05:53 News 12:59 Challenge 27:36 Kino der Woche 40:22 Box Office 44:58 Vorschau & Vorhersage 54:02 Bad Movie Synopsis 57:43 Verabschiedung https://facebook.com/PlanetFilmGeek/ https://twitter.com/PlanetFilmGeek https://twitter.com/movieschmidt http://letterboxd.com/movieschmidt Links zu News Stories: „Resident Evil“ Reboot: http://collider.com/resident-evil-movies-reboot/#images „Boss Baby“ Sequel: http://collider.com/boss-baby-2-release-date/ Sam Mendes für „Pinocchio“: http://collider.com/pinocchio-movie-sam-mendes/#live-action Zack Snyder verlässt „Justice League“: http://collider.com/justice-league-joss-whedon-zack-snyder/ Plakat & Ausschnitte aus „Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge“ Disney Studios Motion Pictures Germany Plakat zu „Berlin Syndrome“ © 2017 MFA+ FilmDistribution e.K. Music by Kevin MacLeod "Volatile Reaction" "Exhilarate" "Motherlode" "Welcome to the Show“ www.incompetech.com Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Let's talk about June movies. We cover our thoughts on Wonder Woman, discuss the merits and "what the hell?"s of The Mummy, look forward to Berlin Syndrome and Bushwick and then everything in between. But we kick things off with our thoughts on Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant in Seggy 1.

Kendyl interviews director Cate Shortland about her newest film, Berlin Syndrome (2017) based on the book by Melanie Joosten, about a photographer on a trip to Berlin who is held hostage after a one-night stand. Follow us! Blog: http://adaptationpodcast.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdaptationPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdaptationCast Tumblr: http://adaptationpodcast.tumblr.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/adaptationpodcast iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/adaptation-book-to-movie-podcast/id505860137

Episode 64 of One Week Only! This week's key film is "Hermia & Helena," the new film by Argentinian director Matías Piñeiro. A playful comedy about relationships and personal change, it follows Camila, a playwright in Buenos Ares, as she moves to New York for an artistic residency to work on her Spanish translation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." A fun mix of romantic comedy and identity drama, with a healthy dose of Shakespearean wit & wisdom, it's a smart reinvention of a classic text for the modern era. (35:20) We also review the kidnapping thriller "Berlin Syndrome" starring Teresa Palmer, directed by Cate Shortland (6:35); the Israeli box-office hit "The Women's Balcony" directed by Emil Ben-Shimon (15:05); and the conceptual art film "Manifesto" starring Cate Blanchett in 13 unique roles, directed by Julian Rosefeldt (25:00). Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com

Face off: Wir nehmen uns „Alien: Covenant“ zur Brust. Dazu noch die „Jahrhundertfrauen“, „Song to Song“, das „Berlin Syndrome“ und ein wenig „Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazars Rache“. Volle Plakat-Power gibt’s mit „Mother“, „Planet der Affen: Survival“, „The Killing of a Scared Deer“ und „It Stains the Sands Red“. Und außerdem News zu „Hellboy“, der „Witcher“-Serie von Netflix und den neuesten Diebstählen im Filmzirkus. Dafür haben wir uns nicht nur ein paar Laserdiscs, Facehugger und die Obstgabel im Winter auf die Couch geholt, sondern auch Journalist Michael Müller.

Can U Not? is a podcast about how two women consume the world, and vice versa. This week, we fill Margaret and David’s judgmental shoes for spoiler-free chats about Get Out, Raw, Fate of the Furious, Dance Academy and Berlin Syndrome. ***RSVP*** Don’t forget to grab your ticket to our live show! If you're in Melbourne, come along to the Wheeler Centre on Tuesday June 13 from 6:15 to see us asking Megan Tan, of the fantastic podcast 'Millenial', what made her cry this week. (As well as other, proper, professional questions … probably.) The event is free but YOU NEED TO BOOK. I wrote that in caps so you know it's important. Here's the booking link with all the info: https://www.wheelercentre.com/events/can-u-not-featuring-megan-tan We can't wait to see you there! Kamna’s repping Can U Not at the 2017 Audiocraft Conference in Sydney! Learn more and buy tix here: http://www.audiocraft.com.au/2017-conference/#2017-conference-1 Brodie is also going to Sydney, to speak at a couple of events at Sydney Writers’ Festival where yo can buy her book (!!!) before it comes out for real: https://www.swf.org.au/authors/brodie-lancaster/ ***Reading list*** - ‘Get Out Perfectly Captures the Terrifying Truth About White Women’ by Kendra James http://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/movies/a8990932/get-out-perfectly-captures-the-terrifying-truth-about-white-women/ - ‘I Watched All 7 Fast And Furious Movies In A Row’ by Sinead Stubbins http://junkee.com/i-watched-all-7-fast-and-furious-movies-in-a-row/54540 - ‘How The Rock Became America's Favorite Populist Hero’ by Scaachi Koul https://www.buzzfeed.com/scaachikoul/how-the-rock-became-our-favorite-populist-hero?utm_term=.qpgdwBm4qW#.wbWbNyxedn - ‘These Anzac Day “Controversies” Reveal The Huge Hypocrisy Of Australian Conservatives’ by Osman Faruqi http://junkee.com/anzac-day-hypocrisy-conservatives/103169 - ‘What Is The Debate Around Australia’s Race Hate Laws Really About?’ by Osman Faruqi http://junkee.com/debate-around-australias-race-hate-laws-really/91125 - ‘Are You Ready to Watch The Handmaid's Tale?’ by Estelle Tang http://www.elle.com/culture/movies-tv/news/a44797/are-you-ready-to-watch-the-handmaids-tale/ ***Tweet me text me call me*** To stay up to date on future episodes, follow us on all the socials: www.instagram.com/canunotpodcast/ www.facebook.com/canunotpodcast twitter.com/canunotpodcast You can also contact us at canunotpodcast@gmail.com Our personal Twitters are: @kamnamm @brodielancaster And on the 'gram we're @hiphopyogi and @brodielancaster

Cate Shortland's third feature The Berlin Syndrome is an extraordinary investigation of abuse and power.

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). Berlin Syndrome - (Thriller) A passionate holiday romance leads to an obsessive relationship, when an Australian photojournalist wakes one morning in a Berlin apartment and is unable to leave. Director: Cate Shortland Writers: Shaun Grant (screenplay), Melanie Joosten (novel) Stars: Teresa Palmer, Max Riemelt, Lucie Aron - IMDb Subscribe, rate and review Movies First at all good podcatcher apps, including Apple Podcasts (iTunes), audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Podbean, Overcast, RadioPublic, etc. RSS feed: https://audioboom.com/channels/4673419.rss For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, twitter, Google+, and Clammr: Facebook - @moviesfirst twitter - @ moviesfirst Google+ - https://plus.google.com/u/2/collection/8p-OaB Clammr - http://www.clammr.com/app/moviesfirst If you're enjoying Movies First, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you. #movies #cinema #entertainment #podcast #reviews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Certain Women, Raw and Berlin Syndrome were discussed. With Thomas Caldwell and Emma Westwood.

I sat in my local cinema discussing the new movie Berlin Syndrome with author Melanie Joosten. She knows the movie very well – she wrote the novel that inspired it. We chat about how she first got published, her creative writing process, character development in stories and much more. Find Melanie’s adventures at www.melaniejoosten.com or on Twitter @melaniejoosten. Melanie Joosten’s books Berlin Syndrome http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11464936-berlin-syndrome A Long Time Coming http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30344867-a-long-time-coming Gravity Well http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34886046-gravity-well Melanie’s writing faves * M.J Hyland (Australian writer) * The Accidental by Ali Smith * On Beauty by Zadie Smith * NW by Zadie Smith * The Year of the Runaways by Sunjeev Shahota * Moleskine notebooks :) More about the movie by Aquarius Films Berlin Syndrome is a 2017 Australian drama film directed by Cate Shortland, and written by Shaun Grant. It stars Teresa Palmer and Max Riemelt. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 20, 2017. It is scheduled to be released in the United States in May 2017 and in the United Kingdom in June 2017. – Wikipedia It’s now showing in cinemas across Australia. Go and watch it…but take a friend! Interview recorded at Palace Westgarth Cinema, Melbourne.

Cate Shortland's new captivity thriller opens on April 20th.

Power Rangers exceeds expectations + IT trailer delivers = Bob's happiness Trailer Impressions - Spider-Man: Homecoming, Valerian, A Ghost Story, Berlin Syndrome, Justice League, IT News- RIP Darlene Cates, Battle of the Sexes, Deadpool 2 cameo, Mission Impossible 6 casting, Wreck it Ralph sequel, Godzilla King of Monsters casting, Robert Rodriguez to direct Escape from NY remake, Predator additions, Alicia Vikander's Tomb Raider updates, Venom film announced, The Last Full Measure movie announced, Robert Downey Jr. to take on Dr. Dolittle, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 news, rumored Coming to America sequel, Rampage adds Malin Akerman Review - Haim Saban's Power Rangers (Spoiler-free 0:58-1:03) (Full Spoilers 1:03-1:27)

I denne festivalepisoden fra Berlin snakker vi om en rekke filmer, blant annet kidnappingsthrilleren «Berlin Syndrome» og far/sønn-dramaet «Menashe», satt til det hasidisk-jødiske miljøet i Brooklyn.

Since working within the Australian film community in 1994, Robert has completed feature films soundtracks for some of the worlds most influential directors, such as John Woo on Red Cliff, Stephen Chow on Kung Fu Hustle and CJ7, Yimou Zhang on The Road Home, Hero, Curse of the Golden Flower, and The Flowers of War, and Wong Kar Wai on Ashes of Time, The Grandmaster, and the upcoming See You Tomorrow. Robert's other feature film credits over the years, include: Sleeping Beauty, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, The Loved Ones, and Animal Kingdom and The Rover for David Michod. Most recently, Robert has worked on the acclaimed features Hacksaw Ridge and Lion, as well as the upcoming feature Berlin Syndrome.