Podcasts about Dirty God

Op de filmzolder buigen Hans Beerekamp en Miranda van Gelder zich over het oeuvre van Sacha Polak, de regisseur van Hemel (2012), Nieuwe tieten (2013), Zurich (2015), Dirty God (2019) en Silver Haze (2022). Polak windt er in haar films geen doekjes om. Fotograaf: Geert Snoeijer

Sacha Polak is regisseur. Polak is in 2006 afgestudeerd aan de Nederlandse Filmacademie en heeft verschillende korte films, speelfilms en een documentaire gemaakt. Bijvoorbeeld Broer, Hemel, Nieuwe Tieten, Zurich en Dirty God. De nieuwe film van Polak Silver Haze is geselecteerd voor de 73e editie van de Berlinale, het Internationale filmfestival in Berlijn. Atze de Vrieze gaat met Sacha Polak in gesprek.

Annemieke Bosman in gesprek met filmmaakster Sacha Polak. Haar nieuwste film 'SILVER HAZE' werd geselecteerd voor de Berlinale, het internationale filmfestival in Berlijn. Daar beleeft de film zijn wereldpremière in de Panorama-sectie van het festival. SILVER HAZE is een modern sociaal drama dat zich afspeelt in de buitenwijken van Londen en aan de Britse kust. Het is de nieuwe film van Sacha Polak. Polak maakte eerder de films  DIRTY GOD en HEMEL. Haar film ZURICH met in de hoofdrol zangeres en actrice Wende Snijders was vorige week nog op televisie te zien.

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My guest is Aisha Bywaters, a BIFA-nominated casting director whose credits include independent films such as Body of Water, County Lines, The Last Tree, Dirty God and Mari, as well as the TV series Enterprice and We Are Lady Parts. Most recently, Aisha cast the upcoming TV series adaptation of Dolly Alderton's memoir Everything I Know About Love, the process for which we talked about a little bit.  We also discussed Aisha background in theatre, learning the film industry ropes at Shaheen Baig casting, branching out on her own and learning how to put herself out there and also what is she's looking for in audition and trusting her gut instinct when it comes to casting decisions.  I always enjoy chatting about casting because it's such an integral yet still strangely invisible part of making a film and although there has been much more recognition for the work that casting directors do over the past couple of years, I still think there are so many nuances and elements of the role that we (myself included) don't necessarily grasp. So it was a real privilege to spend some time with Aisha and hear about her perspective on what she does and how she does it.

Matthew 2:13–18 (NIV) 13 When they had gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream. “Get up,” he said, “take the child and his mother and escape to Egypt. Stay there until I tell you, for Herod is going to search for the child to kill him.” 14 So he got up, took the child and his mother during the night and left for Egypt, 15 where he stayed until the death of Herod. And so was fulfilled what the Lord had said through the prophet: “Out of Egypt I called my son.” 16 When Herod realized that he had been outwitted by the Magi, he was furious, and he gave orders to kill all the boys in Bethlehem and its vicinity who were two years old and under, in accordance with the time he had learned from the Magi. 17 Then what was said through the prophet Jeremiah was fulfilled: 18 “A voice is heard in Ramah, weeping and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted, because they are no more.”

DIRTY GOD A Film by Sacha Polak 2019 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL WORLD CINEMA DRAMATIC COMPETITION OPENING IN SELECT THEATERS ON NOVEMBER 13 AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS ON DECEMBER 15 In Dirty God, a young mother from London must pick up the pieces in the aftermath of an acid attack that leaves her with disastrous scarring. Living in a looks obsessed world, and without that as her currency, Jane must move on with her new life, personal difficulties, and the unfortunate occurrences of everyday humiliation. Channeling her real life trauma, actress Vicky Knight (a burn victim herself, in a stunning debut performance) brings an emotional depth to an uncompromising story about human resilience. Dirty God is an international co-production with Michael Elliott’s EMU Films (UK), A Private View (Belgium) and Savage Productions (Ireland). Financial support for the film was provided by funds including the Dutch Film Fund, the Netherlands Production Incentive, the British Film Institute, BBC Films, the Flemish Audiovisual Fund, Screen Ireland and Eurimages. Dark Star Pictures will release DIRTY GOD with a virtual release through Laemmle Theaters in LA, Gateway Film Center (Virtual) in Columbus, and more theaters to be announced on November 13, 2020. The film will also be made available on digital platforms such as iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Fandango Now, Direct TV, and through local cable providers on December 15, 2020. The film has a running time of 104 minutes and will not be rated by the MPAA. To view the trailer, go to: https://youtu.be/LNrpNgbM7Sk

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Sacha Polak’s DIRTY GOD is a film about a young mother from London who must pick up the pieces after an acid attack leaves her with severe facial burns. Prior to the attack, with limited education and opportunities, Jade's main currency was her looks. Her face has been reconstructed, but her beauty is gone. Jade must set about rebuilding herself - and this is a gargantuan task. Cast adrift from her young daughter, Jade finds solace in the hidden world of online liaisons where she uncovers the passion and connection she's craved in an often humorous and celebratory way. However, the actions of a stranger threaten to turn her life upside down once more, and those around her are ill-equipped to halt her descent. As family life and friendships start to crumble, her lowest ebb proves the inspiration that Jade needs. Jade takes drastic action, finally finding her path back to her daughter and herself. Finalist for the 2019 Sundance Grand Jury Prize (World Cinema Dramatic) DIRTY GOD is a powerful film about motherhood, courage and self-acceptance. Director Sacha Polak joins us for a conversation on how Jade’s story resonated with lead actor Vicki Knight’s own recovery and the trust and bonding that the entire cast and crew experienced during the making of this compelling film. For news, updates and screenings go to: modernfilms.com/dirtygod 2019 Sundance Film Festival - World Cinema Dramatic Competition 2019 Rotterdam Film Festival - World Premiere

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In the first of a series of ‘Isolation Pods’ recorded online in our virtual studio, our host Anna Smith is joined by pioneering Saudi director Haifaa al-Mansour and Managing Director of Modern Films Eve Gabereau for a special discussion of al-Mansour’s new feature The Perfect Candidate – set for digital release this Friday 27 March. We’re also joined by British-Bahraini trumpet player and composer Yazz Ahmed, who dedicated an original piece to al-Mansour, to discuss the power of music in the feature. Our guest critic is Linda Marric, writer and broadcaster, regular contributor to The Jewish Chronicle, and reviews editor for HeyUGuys. Linda, Eve and Anna review new digital releases The Truth and Vivarium, as well as discussing the newly adapted BFI Flare LGBTIQ+ film festival. The panel also discuss the challenges and adaptations facing the film industry, and how you can continue to support it from your sofa through these difficult times. Plus, our guests share their isolation movie recommendations to provide comfort, entertainment, and community through this unsettling period. Girls On Film is an HLA production, exec produced by Hedda Archbold and audio produced by Jane Long. Modern Films are launching a new streaming platform with The Perfect Candidate. Head to modernfilms.com to support indie films and watch Happy as Lazzaro (dir Alice Rohrwacher), Dirty God (dir Sacha Polak) and Yuli: The Carlos Acosta Story (dir. Iciar Bollain). Become a patron of Girls On Film on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/girlsonfilmpodcast

Zonder falen is er geen kunst. Om bijzonder werk te maken, moet je risico’s nemen, en soms gaat dat mis. Nu het jaar om z’n einde loopt, vragen we in Nooit Meer Slapen een aantal mensen die een succesvol jaar achter de rug hebben naar hún faalmoment. Vanavond: regisseur Sacha Polak. Met haar film ‘Dirty God’ won ze dit jaar een Gouden Kalf. Verslaggever Inge ter Schure sprak haar.

Listen to my review of Dirty God released in 2019 Directed by Sacha Polak Starring Vicky Knight , Katherine kelly Story of a young mother trying to recover from a vicious acid attack

In this Q&A director Sacha Polak, actor Vicky Knight and screenwriter Susie Farrell discuss the process of making the film Dirty God. The film tells the story of a young British mother who struggles to reclaim her life after a brutal acid attack leaves her severely scarred.

ROZMOWA PRZEPROWADZONA W JĘZYKU ANGIELSKIM W Londynie corocznie ofiarami ataku kwasem zostaje 465 kobiet. Zainspirowana beznadzieją tych statystyk reżyserka „Dirty God” Sacha Polak wyciąga na wierzch historię młodej Jade. Oblana kwasem kobieta żyje w zwykłej dzielnicy południowego Londynu i mierzy się nie tylko z kompleksami dotyczącymi deformacjami twarzy. Emocjonalności dodaje także debiut Vicky Knight, osobiście mierzącej się na co dzień z bliznami na własnym ciele. Reporterka Radia LUZ Anna Lalka porozmawiała z obiema kobietami o największych wyzwaniach stojących przy produkcji takiego filmu

Hear in depth previews about a number of upcoming films as well as the latest news in the first episode of the Northampton Filmhouse Podcast.

We hear from Vicky Knight, the star of a new film ‘Dirty God' about a young mother who is the victim of an acid attack.As we conclude our series on teenage mental health we hear from three parents about how they have helped their child deal with mental health issues and the impact of these problems on the whole family.With one in eight children being diagnosed with a mental health condition in England today, we look at support for parents while they are waiting for help for their child. We hear from Claire Murdoch the National Director of Mental Health at NHS England, Lisa McNally a director of public health Sandwell, and EmmaThomas the CEO of the charity Young Minds UK. We discuss the popularity of lip fillers with the journalist Claire Coleman, Megan Orr who has lip fillers and to Nici Cunningham whose daughter recently had her lips enhanced.Meaghan Beatley on the Spanish Wolfpack trial and the impact of Spain's feminists on changing the original Supreme Court ruling from sexual abuse to gang rape.We discuss miscarriage and the convention of the 12 week wait before announcing a pregnancy. Journalist Rebecca Reid told family and friends of her pregnancy before 12 weeks, and then miscarried. Midwife Leah Hazard is the author of Hard Pushed: A Midwife's Story.And the netballer Geva Mentor tells us about being part of the England squad.Presented by Jane Garvey Produced by Rabeka Nurmahomed Edited by Jane ThurlowInterviewed guest: Vicky Knight Interviewed guest: Claire Murdoch Interviewed guest: Lisa McNally Interviewed guest: Emma Thomas Interviewed guest: Claire Coleman Interviewed guest: Megan Orr Interviewed guest: Nici Cunningham Interviewed guest: Meaghan Beatley Interviewed guest: Rebecca Reid Interviewed guest: Leah Hazard Interviewed guest: Geva Mentor

Vicky Knight, star of new film Dirty God, discusses how her experience of a fire influenced her role in the film.In the next in our series about teenage mental health, Catherine Carr speaks to four young people aged between 13 and 19 about their experiences.Love Island season is here and speculation is rife about which contestants have had cosmetic procedures. The most common appears to be lip fillers; Hyaluronic Acid which is injected into the lips for a temporarily inflated pout. But why is this procedure so popular, how is it administered and what are the risks? Jenni speaks to Megan Orr who has had lip fillers, Nici Cunningham whose daughter has enhanced lips and Clare Coleman. a journalist who's written extensively about the subject.

Released tomorrow June 7th this is an arresting and Important British Film about a difficult and under-discussed subject - dealing with the aftermath of being the victim of an acid attack. First-time actor Vicky Knight shows tremendous nerve and courage playing an acid-attack survivor in Sacha Polak’s gritty, grounded London drama. In real-life, the 23-year-old was scarred in a fire as a child and has spoken movingly to the Guardian about the trauma of filming nude scenes and closeups of her burns (enhanced for the film by makeup). Well, not only is she brave, she’s good, too, inhabiting her funny, impulsive, often unlikable character utterly. 'I hid my scars for years ... I thought I was only good for horror movies' Dirty God’s script skips the attack, picking up with Jade (Knight) as she’s leaving hospital after months of operations and skin grafts. Back at home in the flat on a London estate where she lives with her mum and two-year-old daughter, everyone tells Jade that she’ll be able to get on with her life when her ex-boyfriend is sentenced for the crime. But how can she move on when every time she leaves the house people stare? Jade’s doctors are happy with her progress, but she trawls the internet in search of a miracle cure, finding a cheap plastic surgery clinic in Morocco that promises to correct her scarring. Dirty God is Dutch director Polak’s English-language debut, and it’s an authentic portrait of London. Polak shoots with in-the-moment energy: in hospital wards, at a grime club, in a drab call centre where Jade gets a job to pay for surgery. This is a film about a young woman made by young women (co-written by Polak and Susie Farrell), who aren’t shy of thinking about what Jade’s sex life is going to look like now. The guy she was flirting with before the attack (Bluey Robinson), has got together with her best mate (Rebecca Stone) – both are brilliantly cast. It’s intense but not unwatchably painful, and so much more than an issue film or portrait of a victim. I really hope Knight finds a place in the film industry; with her terrific performance here she’s earned it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/popcorn-junkies/message

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Jessica Chastain and Sophie Turner talk to Simon about X-Men: Dark Phoenix. Plus the UK Box Office Top 10 and Mark reviews the week's new films including X-Men: Dark Phoenix, Late Night, Gloria Bell and Dirty God. Download the Kermode and Mayo podcast from the BBC Sounds app. Email: mayo@bbc.co.uk Text: 85058 (charged at your standard network rate) Twitter: @wittertainment A Somethin' Else production.

Welcome to the latest episode of The Pick of the Flicks Podcast from Flickering Myth, in which a different guest stops by each week to chat about their favourite movie.This week, Sacha Polak discusses her English language directorial debut Dirty God, which hits UK cinemas this weekend. She also reveals her favourite film – Lynne Ramsay's Morvern Callar, in which Samantha Morton plays a woman dealing with the sudden suicide of her boyfriend. It's a bizarre, sparse story that stands as one of Ramsay's most idiosyncratic films.If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Player FM and leave us a comment, rating or review. For more entertainment news, reviews and interviews, head over to FlickeringMyth.com.

On the show this week Matt & Niki bring you all the latest movie news including the winners from Cannes 2019 plus new trailers for The Goldfinch and In Fabric. We also discuss the recent announcement that MGM are producing a biopic about Boy George. Our special guests this week were writer/director Sacha Polak and lead actress Vicky Knight from the exceptional new film, Dirty God. The film tells the story of a young British mother who struggles to reclaim her life after a brutal acid attack leaves her severely scarred. The film is released in the UK on 7th June with a special screening at Genesis Cinema on Thursday 20th June as part of their #WOMENINFILM2019 season. Powerful, empowering, beautifully realised with a stunning central performance from Knight in her film debut, this is one not to be missed. Book tickets HERE Reviews this week include Thunder Road, A Vigilante and Sunset plus we discuss Godzilla King Of Monsters. Soundtrack this week continues are theme of films released in 1999 with songs from Never Been Kissed starring Drew Barrymore.

Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, and Tara Judah, Watershed Cinema Producer look ahead to June 2019 at Watershed Cinema with their own personal highlights from the month.Mark looks forward to Chilean director Sebastián Lelio's Gloria Bell – an English language remake of Lelio's own acclaimed 2013 film Gloria, with Julianne Moore as a divorced mother having a coming-of-age experience later in life. Both Tara and Mark highlight In Fabric – a visually rich, sensuous, surreal and funny story – and look forward to a season of brunches celebrating London's Scala cinema where In Fabric Peter Strickland’s directorial voice was moulded.Mark recommends new documentary about the life of super talented Argentinian footballer Diego Maradona and shares his thoughts on the director Asif Kapadia's compelling storytelling, whilst gently urging you, even if you are not a sports fan, to go and see this film.And to finish Tara shares her enthusiasm for the cinematic treat that is the beautiful and moving Dirty God – a modern tale of a young woman piecing her life back together after an acid attack.

In deze editie van Atelier Amsterdam gaat Emma Louise Diest in gesprek met regisseur Sacha Polak over haar laatste werk Dirty God. Deze indrukwekkende film opende het Internationaal Film Festival Rotterdam en werd als eerste Nederlandse film geselecteerd voor het Amerikaanse Sundance Filmfestival. Hoe het beschadigde leven van een jonge vrouw haar grote kracht werd, een verhaal dat verteld moest worden

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Wie wil schuilen voor de grote Avengers-storm kan dat in de kleinere bioscopen doen met het indrukwekkende Nederlandse drama Dirty God, over een jonge vrouw die moet leren leven met ernstige littekens. Of zoek thuis de Braziliaanse Gouden Palm-winnaar O Pagador de Promessas uit 1962 op. Nog niet superhelden-moe? Je kunt ook nog plezier hebben met Shazam! 00:00 Introductie 03:09 Recensie: Dirty God 22:05 Klassieker: O Pagador de Promessas / The Given Word (1962) 34:30 Ook nog gezien: Shazam!, Pet Sematary, Missing Link 45:21 Vooruitblik Presentatie: Gudo en John

Live from Glasgow Film Festival 2019, episode 6 of Girls On Film sees host Anna Smith welcoming Observer critic Simran Hans, Dirty God director Sacha Polak and GFF’s own Allison Gardner. The panel has a lively discussion about new releases Wild Rose and The Kindergarten Teacher, and debates on the charms of Bill Murray in Ghostbusters. Meanwhile films put to the Bechdel Test range from Thelma & Louise to Minding The Gap. All this plus audience questions and news on the Bumble Female Film Force. Girls On Film is an HLA production, produced by Hedda Archbold and Jane Long.

Recorded at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, episode 5 of Girls On Film features reviews of films including The Favourite, Dirty God, Second Act and The House that Jack Built from host Anna Smith and her guests, film critics Dana Linssen and Tara Judah. The team also has a lively discussion with the audience about gender and film criticism. Girls On Film is an HLA production, produced by Hedda Archbold and Jane Long.

We zijn er weer met een potpourri aan items. Op aanraden van onze no.1 luisteraar (en enige mailer die we niet persoonlijk kennen) Frank, gaan we in het vervolg HIER alvast SPOILEN (spoiler alert) waar we het allemaal over hebben... (Thanks Frank!) Deze aflevering tackelen we de series/tv: Black Monday, the Punisher, Homeland (weer? ja, heel even) en de docs: Fyre! en 'Bassmannen' De films WreckitRalph 2 - electric boogaloo, Dirty God. Het boek van Michael Chabon 'the amazing adventures of Kavalier & Clay' en 'Normal People' van Sally Rooney. Ik geloof dat dat t wel is, en nog wat geinige extra's uiteraard. Zoals snacks en wijn. ...denk ik... oha: muziektip deze week is van het nieuwe album van Indian Askin! (hoi Jasja!) RATE REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE en wie weet komen we toch eens ooit op de I-Tunes page... Tot die tijd kun je ons ook mailen: nevermindthepodcast@gmail.com Leuk dat je mailt! les J.E.A.

Jackson: The God You Thought You Knew // Dirty God by RiverTree

A message I shared a few weeks ago about a God who in order to save humanity, became like humanity. A dirty humanity. Proving forevermore He isn't afraid of dirt, He uses dirt, and He doesn't see us as dirt. Scripture Referenced: John 1:1-5, 9:1, 5-7, 8:1-12, 2 Corinthians 5:21, 17, Genesis 1:1-3, 26, 2:7 Follow me on twitter & instagram @iamkingcam

GUESTS Segment 1 - 2: Did you ever think that God would be one to get His hands dirty? Let's find out. Johnnie Moore, author of the book "Dirty God; Jesus in the Trenches" joins the program to share insights. Segment 3 - 4: We all have been in an emotional, spiritual darkness. So how can we find God in the dark? That's the title of a book by Ted Kluck who joins the program to share insights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No matter how long we have walked with Jesus, we still need to be confronted by Him. when confronted by Jesus, something changes in our lives. Christ is gracious and compassionate to us. If we know Jesus, we are His followers.

What is the definition of Grace? We hear it all the time, but don't fully understand it

We catch up with Mark Driscoll, best-selling author and founding pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle to talk about his new book Who Do You Think You Are?, and also are joined by Johnnie Moore, Vice President at Liberty University and author of the recently released book Dirty God.