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In this episode, we welcome Matthew Heineman. Matthew is an Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning director of projects including American Symphony, Cartel Land, Retrograde, The First Wave, “The Trade,” “Tiger,” City of Ghosts, and A Private War. In our conversation, he shares all about the origins of his documentary career, his workflow, and experiences working in war zones, pandemic environments, and other hot spots. Matthew also talks about his influences, mentors, and other insights from a life creating some of the best non-fiction films in recent years. “The Making Of” is presented by AJA:Uncover exciting new AJA tech for production and post workflows.From KONA IP25, AJA's new SMPTE ST 2110 I/O card, to OG-ColorBox, an openGear version of AJA's ColorBox color management and conversion device, AJA announced exciting developments at IBC 2024. Explore these tools, alongside new AJA Diskover Media Edition plug-ins and enhancements, a Virtual KONA technology preview, and more here.Masters of Shadow: The Cinematography of HorrorJoin Band Pro and "The Making Of" for an evening of chilling insights into the dark side of filmmaking with Mark Irwin CSC, ASC, James Kniest, and Polly Morgan ASC, BSC. Moderated by Mike Valinsky, these three master cinematographers will share their creative approaches to horror filmmaking.Mark Irwin CSC, ASC is known for his work with director David Cronenberg on iconic horror films such as The Fly, Scanners, Videodrome, and The Dead Zone, as well as Wes Craven on Scream and New Nightmare. 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Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley interviews Director and Producer Matt Hamacheck. Matthew Hamachek is an Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker known for his work as a director, editor, writer, and producer. Most recently, Hamachek directed and executive produced the highly anticipated 10-part docuseries, “The Dynasty: New England Patriots.” The docuseries chronicles the rise and historic 20-year run of the New England Patriots during the Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and Robert Kraft era and is set to premiere February 16th on Apple TV+. Prior to “The Dynasty,” Hamachek co-directed and produced the Emmy-winning two-part HBO documentary “Tiger,” which offered a revealing look at the rise, fall, and epic comeback of global icon Tiger Woods. He also executive produced Oscar-winning filmmakers Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi's documentary “Return To Space.” Hamachek has won two Sundance Film Festival Awards for editing and writing the Oscar and WGA-nominated “If A Tree Falls” and “Gideon's Army.” He also produced, wrote, and edited the acclaimed film “Amanda Knox.” In addition, he edited and produced the Oscar-nominated film “Cartel Land,” and edited the Emmy-nominated “Meet The Patels,” “The Fourth Estate,” “Mistaken For Strangers,” and “Racing Dreams.”

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley interviews Director and Producer Matt Hamacheck. Matthew Hamachek is an Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker known for his work as a director, editor, writer, and producer. Most recently, Hamachek directed and executive produced the highly anticipated 10-part docuseries, “The Dynasty: New England Patriots.” The docuseries chronicles the rise and historic 20-year run of the New England Patriots during the Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and Robert Kraft era and is set to premiere February 16th on Apple TV+. Prior to “The Dynasty,” Hamachek co-directed and produced the Emmy-winning two-part HBO documentary “Tiger,” which offered a revealing look at the rise, fall, and epic comeback of global icon Tiger Woods.  He also executive produced Oscar-winning filmmakers Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi's documentary “Return To Space.” Hamachek has won two Sundance Film Festival Awards for editing and writing the Oscar and WGA-nominated “If A Tree Falls” and “Gideon's Army.” He also produced, wrote, and edited the acclaimed film “Amanda Knox.” In addition, he edited and produced the Oscar-nominated film “Cartel Land,” and edited the Emmy-nominated “Meet The Patels,” “The Fourth Estate,” “Mistaken For Strangers,” and “Racing Dreams.”

One is a beloved bandleader and soon-to-be Grammy nominee; the other, a “New York Times” bestselling author. But, as Matthew Heineman's (“Retrograde”, “The First Wave”, “Cartel Land”) intimate and heartfelt new documentary “American Symphony” makes clear, life is not always so glittering for high-profile couple Jon Batiste and Suleika Jaouad. Batiste must consider the possibility that his ambitious “American Symphony” may be beyond his creative capabilities just as Jaouad confronts a life-threatening health crisis.   Joining Mike and Ken on the pod, Matthew returns to “Top Docs” to discuss the multitude of creative and logistical challenges that he faced during the making of the film. How did Matthew win Batiste's trust only to find that access was far from assured? In what way did silence become one of the most impactful moments in the entire film? And how did Batiste's climactic performance at Carnegie Hall almost not make it on camera? Clearly, in the life of this unscripted drama, improvisation was just as critical for the director as for his subjects.   “American Symphony” is streaming on Netflix.   Follow: @mheineman on Instagram and @MattHeineman on twitter @topdocspod on Instagram and twitter   The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix.

In this episode, we spoke with Emmy-award winning Cinematographer Matt Porwoll. Matt has worked on an impressive list of Documentaries including Cartel Land, Catching Lightning, LBJ: Triumph and Tragedy, Once Upon a Time in Uganda, Tiger, The Trade, Tigerland, At the Fork, The First Wave, The Way I See It, City of Ghosts, and By the People: The Election of Barack Obama. In our conversation, Matt shares all about his upbringing, his path to becoming a working cinematographer, experiences shooting all over the world, tips for new filmmakers, and much more.The Making Of is presented by AJA Video Systems:Flexible color management and conversion with AJAAs color strategies evolve, AJA is advancing its tools to meet modern demands. Recent firmware updates bring ColorBox users an optional add-on license to expand Colorfront Engine processing options, and other improvements, while FS-HDR users gain Colorfront TV Mode and updates that support ARRI LogC4 transforms. Both solutions now support v1.6 BBC HLG LUTs. https://www.aja.com/family/color Film Book of the Month:In Hitchcock, film critic François Truffaut presents fifty hours of interviews with Alfred Hitchcock about the whole of his vast directorial career, from his silent movies in Great Britain to his color films in Hollywood. The result is a portrait of one of the greatest directors the world has ever known, an all-round specialist who masterminded everything, from the screenplay and the photography to the editing and the soundtrack. Hitchcock discusses the inspiration behind his films and the art of creating fear and suspense, as well as giving strikingly honest assessments of his achievements and failures, his doubts and hopes. This peek into the brain of one of cinema's greats is a must-read for all film aficionados. Learn more hereCSS Music is the go-to production Music Library for Hollywood and the entire Film, TV and AV/Video markets. CSS offers thousands of tracks in every genre and style — helping producers and editors score their latest productions with licensing to fit any budget, from Royalty-Free or needle drop to Gratis (free) for qualified projects. With its easy-to-use search capability, great service and high-quality music, CSS has continued to serve the community since 1982!  Browse at www.cssmusic.com ZEISS Acquires Camera Tracking Pioneer Ncam TechnologiesZEISS has acquired UK-based camera tracking pioneer Ncam Technologies Ltd. With this acquisition, ZEISS is expanding its technology portfolio specifically for the cinema, broadcast, and visual effects industries. Ncam's multi-award-winning hybrid camera tracking technology is an excellent complement to ZEISS' cinema product lineup of cine lenses and lens data related services in the CinCraft ecosystem.Together, ZEISS and Ncam are aiming to deliver outstanding, easy to use tracking and VFX solutions for professional production workflows. Read more hereOWC Thunderbolt Go DockThe OWC Thunderbolt Go Dock is the first of its kind, full-featured Thunderbolt dock with a built-in power supply and 11 ports, for additional ease and connectivity while on the Go. It's a one-dock solution that works with all past, present and future Thunderbolt and USB devices and accessories. Check it out herePodcast Rewind:June 2023 - Episode X…The Making Of is created and hosted by Michael Valinsky.Reach out anytime at mvalinsky@me.com Get full access to The Making Of at themakingof.substack.com/subscribe

Mexico has become the most dangerous country in the world to be a Catholic priest. In the past 15 years, 50 were killed in narco-related violence. And the young men who enter the priesthood in the region of western Mexico known as Tierra Caliente, meaning "hot land", are at particular risk. They will have to work in drug cartel-controlled communities, may have gang leaders or members in their congregations and will struggle with the ethical and theological dilemmas of publicly condemning these men's actions at the risk of being murdered for speaking out. Even baptisms or delivering communion or receiving donations can prove extremely threatening: to refuse them any of the most sacred rituals of the Church is to defy the cartels. And few live to tell the tale having refused to bend to the cartels' demands. The BBC's Mexico Correspondent, Will Grant travels to Tierra Caliente to meet a group of seminarians. In recent years, their director was attacked and almost killed. Members of a drug cartel entered their seminary, dragged off one of their colleagues and murdered him in the surrounding countryside. And the grave to one of their instructors is nestled by the chapel. All reminders, if any were needed, that these young men are about to join the world's most dangerous priesthood. How are they prepared? Do they appreciate just what they are letting themselves in for? And how will they tackle the thorny ethical and spiritual questions which lie ahead as priests? Come with us! Heart and Soul is moving and we would love it if you can join us. You can now find all our episodes on The Documentary, the home of original, global storytelling, from the BBC World Service. Search for The Documentary, wherever you found this podcast, and don't forget to subscribe or follow.

Mexico has become the most dangerous country in the world to be a Catholic priest. In the past 15 years, 50 were killed in narco-related violence. And the young men who enter the priesthood in the region of western Mexico known as Tierra Caliente, meaning "hot land", are at particular risk. They will have to work in drug cartel-controlled communities, may have gang leaders or members in their congregations, and will struggle with the ethical and theological dilemmas of publicly condemning these men's actions at the risk of being murdered for speaking out. Even baptisms or delivering communion or receiving donations can prove extremely threatening: to refuse them any of the most sacred rituals of the Church is to defy the cartels. And few live to tell the tale, having refused to bend to the cartels' demands. The BBC's Mexico correspondent, Will Grant, travels to Tierra Caliente to meet a group of seminarians. In recent years, their director was attacked and almost killed. Members of a drug cartel entered their seminary, dragged off one of their colleagues and murdered him in the surrounding countryside. And the grave to one of their instructors is nestled by the chapel. All reminders, if any were needed, that these young men are about to join the world's most dangerous priesthood. How are they prepared? Do they appreciate just what they are letting themselves in for? And how will they tackle the thorny ethical and spiritual questions which lie ahead as priests?

Wir schauen nicht nur Filme im Kino, sondern auch Zuhause. Marco und Nicolas sprechen über die letzten elf Filme, die sie gesehen haben - und kurz über die «Harry Potter»-Filme. Besprochene Filme: Harry Potter, White Noise, I Love You Phillip Morris, Seules les bêtes, WarGames, See How They Run, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Adaptation, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Commando, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Pearl, The Big 4, Irezumi, Bloodsport, Smile, Baahubali: The Beginning, Eraser, Love Actually, Cartel Land, Demon City Shinjuku, Wind River, Palm Springs Thema nächste Woche: Die drei ??? - Erbe des Drachen, Close und Die Nachbarn von oben Themen: Intro und Ankündigungen - (0:00) Harry-Potter-Ranking - (2:18) En Siech voll Film - (10:38) Abschluss und Outro - (1:03:25) Website: www.outnow.ch Facebook: www.facebook.com/OutNow.CH/ Twitter: twitter.com/outnow Instagram: www.instagram.com/outnow.ch/ Artwork von Phil Dragash

“The pivot”. It is one of the most talked about topics among documentary filmmakers. And for good reason. An unpredictable and ever-changing world can render the best laid plans obsolete and wreak havoc for filmmakers. In the course of making his urgent new documentary “Retrograde”, Matthew Heineman (“City of Ghosts”, “Cartel Land”) found himself facing a doozy of a pivot. After years of persistence, he and his team had finally gotten permission to embed with a group of U.S. Army Green Berets stationed in Afghanistan, only to encounter, with the U.S. pullout of all of its troops, a story without any characters. But when the U.S. Special Forces left, Matthew pivoted to the even more dramatic story of an Afghan general trying desperately to lead his troops and defend his crumbling nation against the fast-encroaching Taliban.   Joining Ken on “Top Docs”, Matthew discusses how he navigated this major shift and also sheds light on his distinctive approach to documentary storytelling. Why does Matthew intentionally exclude context from his films, believing that this creates a much more visceral and emotional impact? How did Matthew and the film's other cinematographers manage to capture moments of great intensity without, in certain situations, understanding what was being said? And, up against a stroke of extraordinary bad luck, how did Matthew reconceive the film's final scene in such a way to make the film's ending even more powerful than he could have imagined. Thank goodness for the pivot.   “Retrograde”, released by National Geographic Documentary Films, is available now for streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.   Follow: @topdocspod on Instagram and twitter @mheineman on Instagram and @MattHeineman on twitter   Hidden Gem: Murderball   The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix.

Matthew Heineman is an Oscar-nominated director whose films plunge viewers deep into some of the most tumultuous conflicts in the world. His new film, "Retrograde", tells the story of the last months of the 20-year war in Afghanistan through the intimate relationship between American Green Berets and the Afghan officers they trained, resulting in the heart-wrenching fall of Kabul. In this conversation with Tiller, Matthew reflects on his own fascination with military service (3:20), pivoting from filming the Green Berets to Afghan General Sami Sadat (6:56), how he achieved such incredible intimacy with his subjects (9:50), constructing the story in real time (16:02), the parallels between himself and his protagonist (22:20), sneaking back into Kabul during the fall (24:54), crying while filming (30:15), and how he plans to push himself further as a storyteller (32:50). 

Season 2 - Episode 10 For this week's Team Deakins podcast, we sit down with filmmaker Matt Heineman (CARTEL LAND, THE FIRST WAVE, A PRIVATE WAR) for a fascinating and enthralling conversation. Matt tells us how he captured footage, and survived, in two situations where his life was literally on the line. First, among the drug cartel border skirmishes in Cartel Land, and then imbedded in a New York City emergency room for months during the outbreak and initial spread of COVID-19 for The First Wave. We also talk about one of the major aspects of making documentaries that most people never think about: casting. Matt also discusses everything involved in making the leap from directing documentaries over to directing narrative films. Don't miss it!

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with Oscar-nominated filmmaker Matthew Heineman, who wrapped the Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival last night in Washington D.C. with his new documentary "Retrograde" about the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. Heineman joined WTOP in 2015 to discuss his Oscar-nominated documentary "Cartel Land." (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion")

Pastor Cary Gordon is the voice of the new documentary Enemies Within the Church, also produced by Judd Saul and Trevor Loudon. This is one of the most important Christian documentaries to ever be released, as it not only points out the dangers of the Marxist infiltration into the church, but exposes the false gospel they preach and just how deeply entrenched they are within Evangelicalism.During this episode of Conversations with Jeff, I had the opportunity to have an hour-long conversation with Pastor Gordon, who I first met when I spoke at the Stand Against Marxism Conference in Des Moines, IA. What I appreciate about Pastor Gordon is his faithfulness to the Word and the Gospel. It's clear that he has a heart for the lost, which is why it's so important to stop these false teachers that have crept into the church.Our conversation discussed a wide variety of topics, including political involvement of Christians, the Democrat Party's platform, Donald Trump and Woke Christianity. The most important topic of conversation, however, got down to the heart of the Gospel by focusing on one of the primary topics of attack by the modern-day heretic: What is sin?You might hear so many woke posters who claim to preach the one true Gospel. And they do, in word only. The problem is that they redefine words… chiefly sin. By changing sin from it's biblical definition to a woke “oppression” outlook, you lose the heart of the Gospel, which turns into a false gospel. This means that anyone who believes in this “gospel” with the redefinition of sin is a false convert and going to hell.This is a theological battle that we must win if we want to save America. Our only chance is through the faithful preaching of the Gospel. If we want to see a true awakening, we must get the Gospel right.I highly encourage you to watch Pastor Cary Gordon's movie Enemies Within the Church, which features our very own Bobby Lopez of The Big Brown Gadfly. You can rent or purchase it at https://enemieswithinthechurch.com. Another documentary you should check out is the upcoming Freedom First TV production, Two Mules: Our Day on the Border with Tim Foley. Chad Caton took two congressional candidates, Josh Barnett and Garrett Barton, down to the border where they met up with Tim Foley of Cartel Land and saw the work of the cartels up close and personal. Check out the trailer at https://freedomfirst.tv/twomules and use code GATE for a 25% discount on the FFTV subscription.

Joanna Fang is an Emmy award winning Foley artist and sound editor.  An alumna of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Joanna fell in love with sound design and Foley during her studies at Tisch and after graduating with honors in 2014, she started apprenticing and performing with Foley artist Leslie Bloome at Alchemy Post Sound in Peekskill, NY.  Seven years and hundreds of credits later, Joanna transitioned into game development and has since been hired by Sony Playstation where she co-leads their new Foley department and is their first in-house Foley Artist in over 15 years.     Through her Foley sounds, she has had the privilege of slinging webs as Spider-Man, fighting misogynists in Promising Young Woman, and even crashing a bus for Ira Glass on This American Life. Her Foley art spans across several media from traditional narrative films, documentaries, and television series to triple A games, virtual reality and experimental pieces. In 2016, she was recognized by the Television Academy as the first openly transgender woman of color to win a Primetime Emmy for her Foley and sound editorial work on A&E's Cartel Land.

Academy Award-nominated director Matthew Heineman's (“Cartel Land”, “City of Ghosts”) harrowing new cinema verité documentary, THE FIRST WAVE, takes us into the eye of the storm, a New York City intensive care unit during the worst four months of the COVID-19 crisis. Trailing a relentlessly driven medical team led by the remarkable Dr. Nathalie Dougé and spending countless hours with desperately sick patients and their families, Heineman and his crew are there to document this unfathomable terror inside the hospital, but, also, stories of hope, too, and even moments of pure joy. What was it like to film during the early days of the pandemic when “safety protocols” were being created on the fly? How did the glint in the eye of an intubated patient provide a clue that an unforgettable relationship would develop between the patient and the medical staff? And in what ways did the events following George Floyd's murder make the connection between the worlds inside and outside the hospital? Ultimately, as Heineman says, THE FIRST WAVE is a testament to the power of the human spirit.” Prepare to cry. Now playing in select theaters across the country and https://films.nationalgeographic.com/the-first-wave.   Follow Matthew on twitter @MattHeineman Follow us on twitter @topdocspod   Hidden Gems:   Sherman's March Murderball

"The First Wave" profiles hospital workers in Queens during the early months of Covid-19 and the street protests against police violence. Oscar-nominated filmmaker Matthew Heineman ("Cartel Land") and his crew capture the perseverance of New Yorkers during one of the city's darkest periods.  

In the new National Geographic documentary, The First Wave, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and director Matthew Heineman captures what the COVID-19 pandemic really looked like inside the walls of one of New York City's hardest-hit hospitals. In this 20-Minute Health Talk, Matthew reflects on what is was like to document patients fighting for their lives, as well as the frontline heroes responding to the crisis. He is joined by two nurses featured in the film: Kellie Wunsch, RN, a critical care nurse at LIJ; and Brussels Jabon, LPN, who was pregnant with her second child when diagnosed with COVID-19. Meet our guests:   Matthew Heineman is an Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker well known for documentaries including: Cartel Land; City of Ghosts; Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare; and his collaboration on Emmy-nominated HBO series, The Alzheimer's Project.  Kellie Wunsch, RN, is a critical care nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. Kellie volunteered to be a member of the rapid response team through the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.  Brussels Jabon is a Registered Practical Nurse at Northwell Health's Stern Family Center for Rehabilitation. 

(Apologies for sound issues on this one) Before he was Public Enemy Number One—shipping tons of cocaine from Sonoran tunnels into the US—El Chapo was just a poor kid from Sinaloa, trying to make a quick buck like the bandits who'd gone before him. Reporter Noah Hurowitz has been on the trail of the narco kingpin for three years since his bombshell New York trial. He tells us about his new book, travels in Mexico's original Cartel-Land - and how it's not always easy (or safe) to prise fact from fiction when it comes to one of the planet's most notorious criminals. (Part 2 will be up exclusively on the patreon on Wednesday for subscribers at www.patreon.com/theunderworldpodcast).

Danielle DiGiacomo is the Head of Content at Utopia Media, where she leads acquisition, development, and packaging for incoming content and IP.  She is one of the coolest, realest ladies in the biz who has learned how to trust her gut to distribute the most exciting and daring films around. She's open like a book and reads the industry like one, and we have the distinct pleasure of being privy to her knowledge and perspective.  DiGiacomo previously worked as senior VP of acquisitions and strategic partnerships at The Orchard and its rebranded company 1091. While there, she landed many buzzy independent films such as the Oscar-nominated documentary “Cartel Land,” the Sundance comedy “The Overnight” and the drama “Neruda” out of the Cannes Film Festival. During this no holds barred conversation, we talk about the ins and outs of distribution, the art of negotiation, and how no one really knows what they're doing, so we might as well be kind to each other and have fun while we figure it all out.

Acapulco has become one of Mexico's, and the world's, bloodiest cities. It saw a stunning 127 murders per 100,000 people in 2019, making it the most murderous city in the world. It's a long way from it's previous reputation as the premier vacation destination for the rich and famous with everyone from JFK to Frank Sinatra to Liz Taylor singing it's praises. So how did a tropical paradise go from spring break hotspot to shootouts and severed heads?

Cette semaine, nous avons interrogé la journaliste et réalisatrice Marjolaine Grappe, pour son reportage Corée du Nord, les Hommes du dictateur (Disponible sur Youtube) diffusé sur Arte en 2018 et pour lequel elle a reçu le Prix Albert Londres. Marjolaine Grappe nous raconte comment elle a enquêté sur le système de financement de la Corée du Nord, le pays le plus opaque et fermé du monde. Comment ce pays trouve l'argent pour payer son programme nucléaire? Les recomendations de Marjolaine Grappe : Ses perles rares : Chante ton bac d'abord, de David André (2014). Nous avons consacré un épisode à ce film dans Un doc Un soir. Une chronique sociale sous forme de documentaire musical, qui suit pendant un an une bande de copains en terminale à Boulogne-sur-Mer. Au nom du père, du fils et du Djihad (2016) de Stéphane Malterre. Le film raconte le parcours d'une famille franco-syrienne, les Ayachi, installés en France et qui partent sur la terre de leurs ancêtres faire le djihad contre Bachar el-Assad et Daech. A voir sur Molotov ou Spicee. Sa référence : Honeyland, est un film macédonien de Ljubomir Stefanov et Tamara Kotevska (2019). Il dépeint la vie d'une apicultrice vivant dans un petit village isolé au centre de la Macédoine du Nord. Le film a notamment été nommé au Oscars en 2020. Disponible en VOD sur Canal Plus ou Arte. Le film qu'il lui a donné envie de réaliser : Cartel Land, de Matthew Heineman (2015). Nommé aux Oscars, le fimm suit des milices citoyennes dressées contre les cartels de la drogue à la frontière entre le Mexique et les États-Unis. Disponible en VOD sur myCanal

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Our next guest scored Hulu's documentary series Sasquatch, which premiered on April 20, 2021; and recently scored CBS All Access' Coyote; and HBO's documentary miniseries Tiger. From composing the brooding hybrid orchestral score to Zipper, to his original song "Jamie Smiles" written for the cult comedy classic Just Friends, his ability to create a meaningful impact for a wide spectrum is showcased through his work. Past credits include National Geographic's documentary Sea of Shadows, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2019; Apple TV's The Banker; Hulu's Baghdad Central; FX's The Most Dangerous Animal of All; ESPN 30 for 30's two-part documentary series Lance; Showtime's four-part documentary series The Trade; and more. He has also contributed towards an impressive variety of notable projects including George Nolfi's Birth of the Dragon and Cinemax's action series Warrior, both of which he co-composed with Reza Safinia; as well as the Academy Award-nominated documentary film Cartel Land, which he co-composed with Jackson Greenberg. In 2002, he became the youngest Grand Prize recipient of the Turner Classic Movies Young Film Composers Competition, and along with accolades such as the prestigious Cannes Lion, Clio, and BMI awards, his accomplishments have earned him esteem and recognition as a highly versatile yet specialized talent. The composer is... H. Scott Salinas --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/composertalk/support

Meet Rebecca Stern, a producer, and director of documentary films. She has absolutely soared in her career since one of her first jobs as a Production Coordinator on the Oscar-nominated feature documentary Cartel Land. Her directorial debut Well Groomed is now streaming on HBO. Rebecca is open, humble, and just a delight to be around. Our appointed contributors for Feature & a short are asked to choose one short and one feature, and they have to have been involved with one of them but not the other. Rebecca brings the sleeper success Snowy. This documentary short is about a pet turtle named Snowy whose owners embark on a journey to find what would make him happy. We have a discussion about funding short films, and what Rebeca thinks needs to evolve about that process. The feature is The Thin Blue Line, a film Rebecca had never seen - though she has worked on films about the legal system and incarceration in the US.

We're taking you behind the scenes of BibRave's company culture, sharing details around our Documentary Club on this week's episode of The BibRave Podcast!  Tim, Jess, and Julia discuss some of the documentaries that the group has watched and reviewed over the past year, sharing their lowlights and highlights. There's a great mix of running-related movies, non-running related movies, and some great convos around what everyone liked about each movie.  If you're looking for more content or movies to watch - something we're ALL in the market for in 2020 - this episode offers a curated list along with reviews and commentary! Want to join the podcast conversation? Message us on social - Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook - and don't forget to use the hashtags #BibChat & #BRPodcast!  Show Notes: All the Rage  Cartel Land  The Last Breathe  Amy (Winehouse) Icarus  The Game Changers  The Biggest Little Farm  Unbreakable (Western States)  Losing Sight of Shore  American Factory  I Am Bolt  Athlete A  Tell Me Who I Am Follow Team BibRave on social! Tim: TW, IG Jess: TW, IG Julia: TW, IG For those digging the sweet ukulele intro music,

Matthew is the founder of the New York-based production company, Our Time Projects, but that's just a small fraction of his story. Sundance Film Festival has named him "one of the most talented and exciting documentary filmmakers working today," and for good reason. Matthew is the creator and filmmaker behind documentary films Cartel Land and City of Ghosts, both of which are centered in some incredibly dangerous and unruly areas of the world. He currently directs and produces Showtime docu-series, The Trade, and directed his first narrative film in 2018 called A Private War. His work has landed him an Emmy Award, multiple Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations, and one of only two directors to ever be nominated for a Director's Guild of America Award in both documentary and narrative filmmaking. Kelsey and Matthew discuss when he decided to pursue filmmaking (2:00), the challenges he's overcome in his career (3:43), why he decided to create a narrative film after multiple successes in documentary filmmaking (5:44), adjusting to a narrative film set (7:35), his ability to gain the trust of his controversial subjects (10:55), his proudest moment (14:33) and a teaser for his next film (15:29). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/creativefirst/message

Jackson Greenberg, a Los Angeles based artist, composer, and producer, honed his craft working on such documentaries as AKA Jane Roe and the Emmy Award-winning Cartel Land, each time creating a whole new musical language that speaks to that particular story. He also famously composed the theme song for Netflix’s Explained series. Apart from composing for documentaries, Jackson spends his time composing and producing his original music through his own label, Voice Notes. Join us as he shares his story with Tara Joseph on For Love And Music.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the For Love and Music Community today:jamartistsgroup.comFor Love and Music FacebookFor Love and Music Instagram

Matthew Heineman's doco about the Mexican Drug War, was one of the finest of the whole decade and almost a companion piece to the movie Sicario. Incredible, almost unbelievable footage and stories but also cinematography you would sing about if it were in a normal film.

Scott Ferrall watches and reacts to the documentary Cartel Land about Mexican cartels distribution of meth and the people trying to stop them on both sides of the border Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In this chat - I mention a doco that was made on what was happening in Mexico on this specific trip -- Cartel Land netflix 

Jenks talks to Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, not to mention his former roommate, Matt Heineman, about his documentaries "Cartel Land" and "City of Ghosts", his riveting feature film "A Private War", and much more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jenks talks to Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, not to mention his former roommate, Matt Heineman, about his documentaries "Cartel Land" and "City of Ghosts", his riveting feature film "A Private War", and much more.

On this week's episode: Gasper Noe's Climax, Michael Winterbottom's The Wedding Guest, Cristina Gallego & Ciro Guerra's Birds of Passage and Miles Lagoze's Combat Obscura. We also discuss CatVideo Fest 2019, the crazy specific terminology the MPAA uses when rating a film, the one film Dave will never re-gift and our #CedarLee3 picks for great drug films. Dave also recommends this sub-Reddit thread: Cats Murdering Toddlers New Films: Climax The Wedding Guest Birds of Passage Combat Obscura   #CedarLee3: This week’s list of films you should be watching was inspired by Birds of Passage, a film that chronicles the origins of the Colombian drug trade.  So here are our picks for Best Drug Films: Cocaine Cowboys (2006), American Made (2017), Kill the Messenger (2014), Traffic (2000), Gridlock'd (1997) and Cartel Land(2015). Tell us about your favorites @CedarLeeTheatre using #CedarLee3.

The ‘12 Years a Slave’ director and producer (the first black producer ever to win a best picture Oscar) opens up about how his work in art led to his career in film, his close collaborations with Michael Fassbender and why he followed his big Oscar night with an elevated heist flick he has been mulling for 35 years. But first: Matthew Heineman, a 35-year-old filmmaker best known for his Oscar-nominated doc ‘Cartel Land,’ explains how he came to make his narrative directing debut with ‘A Private War,’ a new film about war correspondent Marie Colvin. Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg, recorded and produced by Matthew Whitehurst.

A 6-year-old boy was stuck in a hot air balloon that happened to look like a flying saucer, 7,000 feet above ground, flying over Colorado. Cable news channels had a field day. And, when the balloon landed, something didn't add up. Ultimately in this episode, a professor predicts what won't happen in years to come, an Academy-Award nominated filmmaker unravels where he's going, and a storytelling guru helps make sense of "breaking news" as Jenks sorts out... what really happened? Guests: Matt Heineman (Academy Award nominated filmmaker: The Private War, Cartel Land, and City of Ghosts), Robert McKee (author, lecturer, story consultant), and Bob Thompson (Trustee Professor of Television, Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University) 

Matthew Heineman, the BAFTA- and Oscar- nominated director, is one of the most exciting documentary filmmakers working today. His films City of Ghosts and Cartel Land offered searing comment on the fight against ISIS and the war on drugs. In conversation with Mariayah Kaderbhai (BAFTA) Matthew discusses these films and his latest documentary series The Trade depicting the US heroin epidemic. Supported by BAFTA.

In this episode Mike and Kurt talk to Tim Foley, made famous by the documentary Cartel Land and the founder of Arizona Border Recon. www.arizonaborderrecon.org To donate, go to: www.arizonaborderrecon.org/donate http://www.pelfreybilt.com Coupon code: FieldCraft https://www.basemap.com Follow us: http://www.instagram.com/fieldcraftsurvival https://fieldcraftsurvival.us/ https://www.instagram.com/mike.a.glover/?hl=en http://www.instagram.com/kurt_teamfieldcraft https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcj3FycZBXIPNj7QIBKTIDw http://sofblog.com/

For several years, Clint Bowie has served as the programming director for the New Orleans Film Festival. In 2017 he was promoted to the role of artistic director, giving him more influence on the indie films and studio submissions that screen at the festival. Selecting what will get screened is a process that takes months and a great deal of discussion amidst the programming team. After the New Orleans Film Festival became an Oscar-qualifying festival for short films, the task load increased exponentially. This year they had to sift through over 5000 submissions to figure out which films would get included in the festival. The selection process often seems opaque and mysterious, but it might seem a little less so after hearing Clint's interview. He does into some detail about how the selection process works and some processes that they have in place to ensure that every film gets a fair shot. Some of the things that we discuss include The guiding philosophy behind the festival's selection process When it pays to get out there and dance What filmmakers can do to improve their chances of getting their films selected What, if any, supplemental materials should filmmakers include in their festival submissions How films can impact society for good or for ill, and whether there is such a thing as films that go too far How filmmakers can take advantage of the opportunities that film festivals offer to develop their careers This year New Orleans Film Festival happens on Oct 11-19, and Clint also shares some recommendations about what to check out. After the interview concludes, I mention some festival screenings and events that caught my attention. I then elaborate on some things that came up in the discussion and share my thoughts on what makes a film worth celebrating and how the films we embrace can influence society at large.     Sponsor for this Episode Instead of using this section for a promotional announcement, I would like to encourage you to donate to those affected by hurricane damage from Harvey, Irma, or Maria.   You can make a donation to the Red Cross for a specific region or just for general disaster relief. If you make a donation of at least $50 and want to be a good example to other, let me know and I'll give you a special shoutout on a future episode: podcast@nsavides.com # Related Things New Orleans Film Festival NOFF 2017 schedule and program NOFF on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Some of the festival highlights that Clint mentioned include Bangaologia - The Science of Style   Catching Sight of Thelma & Louise IF/Then Documentary Short Film Program, a partnership between NOFF, the Tribeca Film Institute, and the MacArthur Foundation. The winner of the competition will win a year of mentorship and  $20,000 to make their project. Love and Saucers Watermelon Women Some of the films that caught my eye include Current War Darkest Hour Last Flag Flying  the Louisiana short film blocks Mudbound  Power of the Glove  Other notable events at the festival include a conversation with Patricia Clarkson,  International Screenwriters Association table read and reception. New Orleans Video Access Center's Filmmakers Welcome Party, the tropical pool party at the Drifter Hotel,  and a Michael Jackson Thriller-themed party at the Art Garage Jordan B. Peterson's video message to millennials relates to a number of things I discuss in my concluding comments. Discovering it was an encouraging nudge to go forward with the episode. "The Art of Disagreement" from New York Times columnist Bret Stephens The Wired piece about the temp workers moderating content for companies like Google and Facebook and the trauma they experience after prolonged periods of watching extreme content PragerU on the downfall of Venezuela My blog post on John Ford and his films Past podcast episodes mentioned Larry Blake, the re-recording mixer and supervising sound editor who has worked on most of Steven Soderbergh’s films Bradley Greer, the colorist who has worked on films like 12 Years a Slave, Iceman, and The Looper Richard Matson from The Orchard, the distribution company behind Oscar-nominated films like Cartel Land and Life, Animated   Other Films & Shows Mentioned 12 Years a Slave Braveheart  Clockwork Orange  Forgotten Bayou  Gray Gardens, directed by the Maysles brothers. (Clint also singled out the Maysles brothers as some of the filmmakers that he admires. Other well-known films from them includ e Gimme Shelter and Salesman.) Leviathan (2012) Lost Bayou  Hari Kiri Irreversible Queen Sugar  Raging Bull Searchers  Thelma & Louise # If You Liked the Show Sign up for The nsavides Newsletter. Subscribe or leave a friendly review: bit.ly/nsavidesPodcast Stitcher Say hello on Twitter:  @nsavidesPRO Thank you for visiting!   SaveSave SaveSave

Richard Matson is the vice president of theatrical distribution at The Orchard, the distribution company behind the Oscar-nominated films Cartel Land and Life, Animated. The Orchard’s commitment to transparency stands in stark contrast to an industry-wide inclination to obscure distribution numbers, and they demonstrated that commitment by making the revenue streams for Cartel Land publicly available. Recently The Orchard made entertainment headlines again by spending $5 million to purchase Louis C.K.’s latest film, I Love You, Daddy, at the Toronto International Film Festival. Prior to his current role with The Orchard, Richard worked for Gathr, a theater on demand company, and his own distribution company, Matson Film where he worked with the likes of Participant Media, Kino Lorber, and The Orchard. Those experiences have shaped how he handles the distribution campaigns he currently oversees. I interviewed Richard a few weeks before TIFF, so I didn’t get to ask him about I Love You, Daddy, but since we initially met at South by Southwest, our discussion does include some festival strategies and a brief overview of The Work. That’s a documentary set in Folsom Prison which The Orchard acquired at SXSW. The film is scheduled to open in mid October. We also discuss the approach behind the releases of The Hero, the Sam Elliot picture they acquired at Sundance; The Music of Strangers, a documentary about Yo-Yo Ma’s efforts to bring together a global assembly of musicians, and Cartel Land. Other films distributed by The Orchard include Blue Jay and What We Do in the Shadows, and we briefly touch on the release of those films as well. Some of the other topics that we discuss include When it make sense to do a theater on demand screenings How The Orchard brings transparency into their collaborative partnerships What to think about when considering a film-festival strategy for a project How filmmakers can leverage The Orchard’s music library and expertise for their projects The key release windows for a film after it screens in theaters and how to manage them After the interview concludes, I share some of my takeaways from a few of The Orchard's films and how they influenced my thoughts on art and inspiration.      Sponsor for this Episode I am finishing a novel that involves mythology, music, and the city of New Orleans. Soon I will be sharing it. Would you like to be one of the first people in the world to read it? All you have to do is ask:   podcast@nsavides.com. # Related Things   The Orchard Matson Films Richard on LinkedIn The Transparency Project - costs and income streams for Cartel Land Podcast interview with Xan Aranda, producer of Blue Jay Podcast coverage of SXSW 2017 - film interviews, music interviews & festival takeaways   Films Mentioned 11/8/16 Blue Jay Braveheart Cartel Land The Hero Hunt for the Wilderpeople I Love You, Daddy Life, Animated Lord of the Rings The Music of Strangers Trophy What We Do in the Shadows The Work   If You Liked the Show Sign up for The nsavides Newsletter. Subscribe or leave a friendly review: bit.ly/nsavidesPodcast Stitcher Say hello on Twitter:  @nsavidesPRO Thank you for visiting!

The Podfather himself stops by the 1890 Studios to join the guys as they weigh in on Byzantium, The Overnight, and Cartel Land. This podcast is sponsored by KanJam. We love to hear from you! Drop us a line: TheNetflixExplorers@gmail.com1890Studios.comFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thenetflixexplorersTWITTER: @TheNetExITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/netflix-explorers-podcast/id1200124353?mt=2Leave a comment on Facebook and review us on iTunes!Advertising inquiries: dale@1890Studios.com

Damon Tabor is a freelance magazine writer and documentary film producer whose work has focused on drug trafficking, black markets, conflict, and the environment. His stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Harper's, Rolling Stone, Outside, Men's Journal and other publications. His article "Border of Madness" for Rolling Stone was optioned for the Academy Award-nominated 2015 documentary "Cartel Land." He is currently working on a book and two film projects. “I find the dark infinitely captivating.”

Join your host SUSAN KNOWLES as she welcomes guest TIM FOLEY, founder of Arizona Border Recon on Stand For Truth Radio, Monday, August 14, 2017 at 6pmPT/9pmET. You don't want to miss this firsthand look at what's really going on at our borders.Foley spent most of his life working in construction and is also a Army Veteran who was with the 82nd Airborne in the late 1970s.Foley founded Arizona Border Recon in 2010. He started the organization after hearing media and the government repeatedly tell the same two lies.1) Those illegally in America are doing jobs Americans won't do.2) The border is safe and secure.Since its inception, Arizona Border Recon has grown to over 200 volunteers and is still growing. Ninety percent of the organizations' volunteers are former military & Law Enforcement.Arizona Border Recon is a self funded organization with some help coming from donations. It is not a militia nor is it a III% group. It is also not a NGO (Non-Governmental Organization).The organization is a licensed Intelligence gathering company in the state of Arizona. The organization has strict ROE's & SOP's ( Rules of Engagement & Standard Operating Procedures)Arizona Border Recon has been featured in media around the world and on ABC Nightline, CNN, and Fox News.The organization is also the subject of a documentary called "Cartel Land" on Netflix.Arizona Border Recon has two goals: 1)Protect the border and 2) Bring as much media attention to what's really going on at the border.

Join your host SUSAN KNOWLES as she welcomes guest TIM FOLEY, founder of Arizona Border Recon on Stand For Truth Radio, Monday, August 14, 2017 at 6pmPT/9pmET. You don't want to miss this firsthand look at what's really going on at our borders.Foley spent most of his life working in construction and is also a Army Veteran who was with the 82nd Airborne in the late 1970s.Foley founded Arizona Border Recon in 2010. He started the organization after hearing media and the government repeatedly tell the same two lies.1) Those illegally in America are doing jobs Americans won't do.2) The border is safe and secure.Since its inception, Arizona Border Recon has grown to over 200 volunteers and is still growing. Ninety percent of the organizations' volunteers are former military & Law Enforcement.Arizona Border Recon is a self funded organization with some help coming from donations. It is not a militia nor is it a III% group. It is also not a NGO (Non-Governmental Organization).The organization is a licensed Intelligence gathering company in the state of Arizona. The organization has strict ROE's & SOP's ( Rules of Engagement & Standard Operating Procedures)Arizona Border Recon has been featured in media around the world and on ABC Nightline, CNN, and Fox News.The organization is also the subject of a documentary called "Cartel Land" on Netflix.Arizona Border Recon has two goals: 1)Protect the border and 2) Bring as much media attention to what's really going on at the border.

For the month of August we'll be running a series of interviews Bob has done over the years with documentary filmmakers. In the OTM office, the producers have been referring to the collection as “Bob's docs.” Over the next few weeks we'll go through some themes of documentary film-making, from prurience to access to the personal journey. This episode is about the gift of access.  This episode features Bob's interview with the filmmaker Dan Reed about his 2003 documentary "Terror in Moscow", about the 2002 attack by Chechen terrorists on a Moscow Theater. Reed had access to remarkable footage filmed by the terrorists themselves and used it to present an extraordinary view of the crisis.  Then, Bob revisits his interview with Matthew Heineman about his documentary "Cartel Land" in 2015. Heineman's relationship with his subjects allowed him to capture moments of violence, corruption, and even adultery -- all recorded with the subjects' full participation.  On the Media is supported by listeners like you. Support OTM by donating today (https://pledge.wnyc.org/support/otm). Follow our show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @onthemedia, and share your thoughts with us by emailing onthemedia@wnyc.org.

The Jungle Book (2016) & Cartel Land (2015) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cartel Land, Midnight Special and National Lampoon: Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead are reviewed. With Cerise Howard, Thomas Caldwell and Josh Nelson.

This week, Danny and Sam eschew theatrical releases in favour of two harrowing explorations of systemic violence that are mainly available on demand - so viewers can despair at the pointless brutality of it all from the comfort of their own homes. Cartel Land is a documentary about two groups of vigilantes either side of the Mexico-US border, which features the most gut-wrenching narrative of power, corruption, and gang warfare this side of The Wire. Watch it on your streaming site of choice: http://www.cartellandmovie.co.uk/watch Beasts of No Nation is a similarly cheery, bubblegum affair about a child caught up ina a horrifying African civil war. Industry insider that he is, Danny read the script for this one back when it was in development. Did Cary Fukunaga and Idris Elba take his thoughtful script notes on board? Did they fuck. You can also watch Beast of No Nation on your streaming site of choice, as long as your choice is Netflix. When not grappling with international misery and chaos, Danny and Sam discuss more important topics such as whether Richard Curtis is a good choice to write The Little Mermaid; what a Face/Off-themed restaurant would be like; and why Hollywood has decided to follow up Exodus: Gods and Kinds with another blockbuster project set in ancient Egypt whose case is predominantly a very un-Egyptian shade of white. At the end, Idris Elba embarks on another ill-advised rapping project related to one of his movies. I'm not sure rapping is really for him. It just sounds wrong when he does it. Audio quality note: Katie's absence is still making itself felt, as the first 20 minutes or so of the podcast has a certain amount of background crackle that you'll probably notice if you're listening on good headphones. Power through as the crackle gremlins bugger off eventually. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seguindo nossas indicações de documentários do Oscar 2016, essa semana contamos com a ilustríssima participação do Lucas para falar sobre Cartel Land. Pra casar, falamos também sobre o injustiçado filme Sicário, que merecia ter recebido bem mais destaque. Tá tenso, mas tá show!

The JSC crew discuss the gritty documentary Cartel Land. -- Show Notes: www.junkshowcinema.com / junkshowcinema@gmail.com 

This week in film we watched Stay Tuned (1992) , The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990),Trumbo (2015), Cartel Land (2015), and The Crow (1994). Check out TWiF Podcast Video Edition #3! Week 7 Rundown: 00:00 – Show open & Intros 00:24 – The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990)05:47 – Cartel Land (2015)06:11 – Trumbo (2015)07:04 – The Crow (1994)09:59 – Stay Tuned (1992)12:17 – Plugs and Show Close End of Show. Please Enjoy/Share/Subscribe/Rate/Review our show! Don't miss the latest podcast: http://thisweekinfilm.libsyn.com/ Check out the website: http://www.thisweekinfilm.com Find Us On Social: | Patreon | facebook | | Instagram | Letterboxd | | Twitter | YouTube | Website | Where You Can Listen to the Show: | acast | BeyondPod | Blubrry | | Castbox | GooglePlay | iTunes| | LibSyn | Luminary | Overcast | | PlayerFm| Pocket Casts | Podchaser | | Radio Public | Soundcloud | Spotify | | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | #podcast, #podcasting, #podernfamily, #podcasts, #filmpod, #film, #movies, #thisweek, #moviepodcast, #movie,#CartelLand, #TheCrow, #StayTuned, #trumbo, #TheAdventuresOfFordFairlane,

Matthew Heineman and Kirsten Johnson (CAMERAPERSON) discuss Heineman's Oscar nominated CARTEL LAND in one of our Free Talks, which are sponsored by HBO. This podcast is brought to you by The Film Society of Lincoln Center. Film Lives Here. www.filmlinc.org

This week in film, we watched Cartel Land (2015), Ghostbusters (1984),Ghostbusters II (1989), & Trumbo (2015). Week 6 Rundown: 00:00 – Show Open 00:37 – Trumbo (2015)03:31 – Cartel Land06:48 –Ghostbusters (1984) & Ghostbusters II (1989)11:13 – Plugs & Show Close End of Show. Check out TWiF Video Edition 2! Please Enjoy/Share/Subscribe/Rate/Review our show! Don't miss the latest podcast: http://thisweekinfilm.libsyn.com/ Check out the website: http://www.thisweekinfilm.com Find Us On Social: | Patreon | facebook | | Instagram | Letterboxd | | Twitter | YouTube | Website | Where You Can Listen to the Show: | acast | BeyondPod | Blubrry | | Castbox | GooglePlay | iTunes| | LibSyn | Luminary | Overcast | | PlayerFm| Pocket Casts | Podchaser | | Radio Public | Soundcloud | Spotify | | Spreaker | Stitcher | TuneIn | #podcast, #podcasting, #podernfamily, #podcasts, #filmpod, #film, #movies, #thisweek, #moviepodcast, #movie, #CartelLand, #Ghostbusters, #GhostbustersII, #Trumbo,

Tue, 23 Feb 2016 20:19:12 +0000 https://pengcast.podigee.io/82-pengcast-90-zoolander-2-cartel-land-vinyl 4ebc011dfba6b90c9d9c4e0528fc9ee6 Auch in dieser Woche sprechen wir wieder über zwei neue Filme und über eine Serie: In "Zoolander 2" mischen Ben Stiller und Owen Willson als Derek Zoolander und Hansel die bunte Wunderwelt der haute couture auf. Die Oscar-nominierte Dokumentation "Cartel Land" erklärt die Welt der mexikanischen Kartelle ohne mexikanische Kartelle. Und in der neuen Serie "Vinyl" erzählen Martin Scorsese und Mick Jagger vom Musik-Business der 70er-Jahre. Musik: The Wild Wild - When We Were Young 82 full no Filme, Film, Filmpodcast, aktuell, aktuelle, Comedy, deutsch, Rezensionen, Reviews, Pengcast, Christian Eichler, Lukas Diestel, Malte Springer, Max von Raison, Off Duty, witzig, lustig, intelligent, Hintergrund Christian Eichler, Lukas Diestel, Malte Springer, Max-Ole von Raison

I denne episode 111 af FIlm Snak anmelder vi Coen brødrernes seneste film, Hail, Caesar sammen med Animator Martin – den skaber en del debat i mellem os. I set siden sidst har Troels lavet lektier og set Schindler’s Liste, Anders har set dokumentarfilmen Cartel Land og Martin har set J. Law filmen Joy. I […]

Heute mit den Sneakfilme der Woche Victor Frankenstein und Trumbo, Blu-Ray und Streams mit Butch Cassidy und Sundance Kid, Eagle vs Shark, Cartel Land, Enders Game. Viel Spaß beim Anhören!!

Sun, 14 Feb 2016 14:19:09 +0000 https://pengcast.podigee.io/81-pengcast-89-deadpool-the-wolfpack-the-people-vs-o-j-simpson ed5233cfd2bf5cf34c7376ed3b860933 In dieser Ausgabe sprechen wir über den selbstreferenziell-ironischen Superheldenfilm "Deadpool" mit Ryan Reynolds, die Dokumentation "The Wolf Pack" über 8 Kinder, die ihr leben lang von ihrem Vater eingesperrt wurden und in Hollywoodfilmen ein Tor zur Welt gefunden haben. Außerdem reden wir über die neue Serie „American Crime Story: The People vs. OJ Simpson“. Musik: Sioux Falls - Dinosaur Dying 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:17 HBO-Netflix-Prequel-Sequel-News: Die Oscars blenden die Danksagungen jetzt ein! 00:05:10 Hörerpost: Morgen hör ich auf, The Hateful Eight 00:12:10 Deadpool 00:28:39 The Wolfpack 00:41:18 American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson 00:50:35 Abschlussrunde: Ninja Scroll, Roger Willemsen, Das Messer im Wasser, Cartel Land, The Art of the Deal Feedback und Hörerpost wie immer an podcast@doktorpeng.de 81 full no Filme, Film, Filmpodcast, aktuell, aktuelle, Comedy, deutsch, Rezensionen, Reviews, Pengcast, Christian Eichler, Lukas Diestel, Malte Springer, Max von Raison, Off Duty, witzig, lustig, intelligent, Hintergrund Christian Eichler, Lukas Diestel, Malte Springer, Max-Ole von Raison

News (00:22:10):   The Flicks (00:49:40): Oscar Nominated Docs  (00:49:40) "Amy"  SLS Cast Rating:  Matt's Rating:  Tim's Rating: (00:57:50) "What Happened, Miss Simone?"  SLS Cast Rating:  Matt's Rating:  Tim's Rating: (01:07:15) "Cartel Land"  SLS Cast Rating:   Matt's Rating:  Tim's Rating: (01:17:50) "The Look of Silence"  SLS Cast Rating:   Matt's Rating:  Tim's Rating: (01:25:10) "Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom"  SLS Cast Rating: 5  Matt's Rating: 5 Tim's Rating: 4.75     NEXT WEEK!   No Segment Three!The Flicks: Foreign> "Mustang "Son of Saul" "Theeb" and "Youth" "Hail, Caesar"   Until Next Time Cinephiles...  RSS Feed  (All music within the podcast is copyrighted 2010 - 2016 by Cries of Solace and is used with permission. Additional copyrighted material used under Fair Use for the purposes of [including, but not limited to]: criticism, comment, and news reporting.)

Hello Pop Culture Sommeliers! In this episode of BroadwayWorld’s “Some Like it Pop” podcast, after Jenn explains why she regularly visits a sensory deprivation chamber, we dive into all things TV and film. 90s Flashback DramasWe review and discuss AMERICAN CRIME STORY: THE PEOPLE VS. OJ SIMPSON and the return of THE X-FILES.Louis C.K. Did What?Jenn and Matt chat about Louis C.K.’s wonderfully out-of-the-box surprise series, HORACE & PETE, and why it is so different from everything else on TV today.Is GREASE the Word?Despite Jenn’s objections to the material, we discuss (and disagree on) the recent GREASE: LIVE broadcast. If you want to listen to Matt's TV and GREASE: LIVE-centric appearance on BroadwayRadio go here: https://broadwayradio.com/2016/02/02/this-week-on-broadway-for-february-1-2016-grease-live/Movie and Documentary ReviewsMatt reviews the February films HAIL, CAESAR! and DEADPOOL, and Jenn checks in on Oscar nominated documentaries CARTEL LAND and WHAT HAPPENED, MISS SIMONE?Show and TellJenn shares a clip from James Corden’s “Carpool Karaoke,” where the Tony-winner chats, sings, and geeks-out with Adele. Then, Matt revels in the wonderfulness that is Kristen Bell and shares a clip of her and her husband, Dax Shepard, lip-syncing to “Africa” by Toto, while on a safari in Africa.SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTBeginning next week, in between regular episodes of “Some Like it Pop,” we will be releasing special “S.L.I.P. List-O-Palooza” episodes where Jenn and Matt count down our Top-10 favorite things. Up first is our 10 favorite plays of all time. So, make sure to subscribe and tweet us your list! In addition to being able to find all of our episodes on BroadwayWorld, we are also available on iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play. So, subscribe, download, and share “Some Like it Pop”! If you want to join the conversation, reach out on Twitter. Jenn is @EponineQ and Matt is @BWWMatt. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs film is the feature review this week along with The Danish Girl, news, the Trademark Lightning Round and a return of the Crap Corner. Also: Ex Machina, The Visit, Slow West, Cartel Land, Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, Unfriended, It Follows, The Strangers.

When Animals Dream v Curve v The Veil on the roulette, Eugene interviews PJ Starks (one of the directors of Volumes of Blood), and we chat Cartel Land, Drone, The Boy, 1408, Session 9, What Happened Miss Simone?, The Revenant, Creepizoids, Turbo Kid, Hannibal: Season One, Snow Girl & The Dark Crystal, and much more!

Tom and Dave review Room and Spotlight, both out today. Also Cartel Land. Also news.

In this episode of the Red Eye Report, we talk about the wild world of Medical Tourism. We also give you the documentary, Cartel Land. Finally, we tell you what takes to become a Scumbag Steve or Overly Attached Girlfriend. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tyler and David talk about what they've seen lately, including The Big Short, In the Heart of the Sea, Concussion, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, A Christmas Carol, Entertainment, Tusk, Room, A Very Murray Christmas, Joy, Lawrence of Arabia, The Hateful Eight, 3:10 to Yuma, The Martian, Brewster's Millions, Brooklyn, The Peanuts Movie, Chasing Tyson, My Darling Clementine, Red River, Days of Thunder, The Forest, Our Brand Is Crisis, Mistress America, Tangerine, Experimenter, The Revenant, Queen of Earth, Listen to Me Marlon, Cobain: Montage of Heck, Dope, Spy, Black Mass, The Pearl Button, 45 Years, Chi-Raq, Cartel Land, Padre Padrone, The Last Man on Earth, The Amazing Race and Jessica Jones.

We start off our annual year end wrap up with some news about the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigating the hiring practices of the major Hollywood studios.  Turns out, the entertainment industry is shallow, image obsessed and sexist towards women.  Hopefully this investigation will have better results than the 1969 investigation by the EEOC...or the 1983 class action law suit by the Directors Guild of America. We also take quick look at a few of the essential documentary films of 2015.Merchants of DoubtCartel LandBest of EnemiesHe Named Me Malala[Click to Listen]

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It’s Friday, November 6, 2015 and in this week’s show, we’ll be discussing three films that are currently playing – or about to open – at FilmScene. Our line-up includes the unique western The Keeping Room, which plays at FilmScene this Saturday night, November 7th, at 11PM as part of Bijou After Hours. Next, we'll be discussing the political docudrama Truth, which opened at FilmScene last Friday and will continue playing throughout this weekend and all next week. Finally we’ll talk about the drug war documentary Cartel Land, which plays at FilmScene Tuesday, November 10th, at 6PM as part of Bijou Film Forum.  

We get tunnel vision for Sicario and feel morally conflicted over Knock Knock plus we also discuss The Walk, Pan, Cartel Land, Mississippi Grind, Project Almanac and Dolls.

We get tunnel vision for Sicario and feel morally conflicted over Knock Knock plus we also discuss The Walk, Pan, Cartel Land, Mississippi Grind, Project Almanac and Dolls.

This week on BEHIND THE LENS, we've got a tasty treat for you as writer/director Liz Manashil and acclaimed actor Micah Hauptman join us live to talk about their latest film, the anti-romcom that's all about romance, BREAD AND BUTTER. You'll also hear more from debbie's exclusive interview with writer/director Ramin Bahrani talking 99 HOMES. And co-host Greg Srisavasdi and debbie briefly talk Italian neorealism and the new documentary (and upcoming book) from Gianni Bozzacchi, WE WEREN'T JUST BICYCLE THIEVES: THE NEOREALISMO. Then we take you from Italy to Mexico and the drug cartels with the latest DVD/Blu-Ray release of ESCOBAR: PARADISE LOST, as well as potential Oscar contenders SICARIO and Matthew Heineman's powerful documentary, CARTEL LAND. But as an added bonus, listen to what happens with live broadcasting when a major guest can't be found! http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Chris and Dylan venture into the post-apocalyptic wasteland of rural America in their review of Z for Zachariah, the new film from Craig Zobel starring Margot Robbie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Chris Pine. Then Chris guesses the plot of The Age of Adaline as they discuss new releases. Dylan saw Cartel Land, the new documentary produced by Kathryn Bigelow, and then gets sad when talking about the end of Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Meanwhile, Chris saw The End of the Tour, which is Jason Segel proving he's more than just a comedic actor. Finally, we cap the whole thing off with a long-winded discussion of the films we will be seeing at the Toronto International Film Festival (Chris) and Vancouver International Film Festival (Dylan). Expect reviews for TIFF films to be coming soon, as the festival begins this week. Next week we'll be tackling the new M. Night Shyamalan film, The Visit. Show Notes: (1:30) Z for Zachariah Review (17:58) Z for Zachariah Spoilers (31:27) New Releases: The Age of Adaline The Editor Dressed to Kill (38:45) Cartel Land (46:20) The End of the Tour (55:11) Aqua Teen Hunger Force Series Finale (59:25) Festival Excitement and What We're Seeing You can find more written content at www.infiniterespawns.com.

In this week's episode of The CineSnob Podcast, the guys from CineSnob.net review "Pixels," "Paper Towns," and "Cartel Land." They also discuss the upcoming Dwayne Johnson led "Baywatch" movie, the changes that Sony made to "Pixels" to appease China, and Cody and Jerrod try to figure out where Kiko went![0:00-11:31] Intro/where is Kiko?[11:31-22:41] Dwayne Johnson to star in post-modern Baywatch movie[22:4-40:04] Pixels made some script changes for China[40:04-57:27] Pixels[57:27-1:13:56] Paper Towns[1:13:56-1:27:07] Cartel Land[1:27:07-1:37:50] Teases for next week and close --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-cinesnob-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-cinesnob-podcast/support

Today's program includes Noticias, news from the Americas; and a discussion of narco -vigilantes on both sides of the US/Mexican border and the film “Cartel Land" and "10000 KM". We hear from the first Chicana mystery series writer, Lucha Corpi sharing excerpts from her memoir, “Confessions of a Book Burner.” and a conversation about the Sol collective in Sacramento featuring Latino artists and images. We'll also offer listeners a chance to win tickets to the Peruvian Indie-pop duo Alejandro y Maria Laura & Edna Vazquez in concert, on Saturday, July 25 at the Mission Cultural Center. We'll announce the moment and the number at the beginning of the show. Be sure to call.

Una conversación con María Verza acerca del documental 'Cartel Land' y el problema que retrata. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With unprecedented access, CARTEL LAND is a riveting, on-the-ground look at the journeys of two modern-day vigilante groups and their shared enemy � the murderous Mexican drug cartels. In the Mexican state of Michoac�n, Dr. Jose Mireles, a small-town physician known as "El Doctor," leads the Autodefensas, a citizen uprising against the violent Knights Templar drug cartel that has wreaked havoc on the region for years. Meanwhile, in Arizona's Altar Valley � a narrow, 52-mile-long desert corridor known as Cocaine Alley � Tim "Nailer" Foley, an American veteran, heads a small paramilitary group called Arizona Border Recon, whose goal is to stop Mexico�s drug wars from seeping across our border. Filmmaker Matthew Heineman embeds himself in the heart of darkness as Nailer, El Doctor, and the cartel each vie to bring their own brand of justice to a society where institutions have failed. CARTEL LAND, winner of the Directing Award and the Special Jury Award for Cinematography at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, is a chilling, visceral meditation on the breakdown of order and the blurry line between good and evil. Heineman talks about the unprecedented access he was able to gain among all the divergent factions in this multi-dimensional tale. For news and screenings go to: cartellandmovie.com Winner of the Directing Award and the Special Jury Award for Cinematography at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival

Una conversación con María Verza acerca del documental 'Cartel Land' y el problema que retrata.

The director talks about Cartel Land, an award-winning documentary about vigilante groups fighting Mexico's violent drug cartels.

Erick Estrada comenta los avances de dos cintas: La Pesadilla y el documental Cartel Land. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erick Estrada comenta los avances de dos cintas: La Pesadilla y el documental Cartel Land.

Filmmaker Matthew Heinemann shares insight on the front lines of the drug war, with his critically acclaimed documentary Cartel Land.