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So the other day, Ashley put a Q+A on Instagram and was surprised by all the questions, so she's coming at you from her bed for a little KiKi! Ashley answers some of your questions relating to health, fitness, the status of her relationship, witchy topics and SO MUCH MORE! And of course, don't forget to rate the pod 5 stars and leave us a review, and send to your best witchy friend! To continue to follow Ashley's weightless journey, click here.Ladder Fitness App Ashley uses, with Coach Kelly, click here.The Eclipse Series is STILL OPEN, and the Solar Eclipse Class is happening this Sunday!Get ready for a journey through the 3 remaining powerful eclipses lined up in 2024. From April  to October, we'll be diving into themes of leadership, community, justice, and more—all guided by the transformative energy of the eclipses.In The Eclipse Series, we'll decode the cosmic map of your birth chart, revealing the keys to unlock your true potential. Whether you're an astrology aficionado or a newbie, you will gain profound knowledge and insight into who you are, how to reach your goals, and of course how to read your birth chart.And here's the cherry on top: as an early bird special, sign up for all four eclipse sessions and get one free! You don't want to miss out on this—reserve your spot now for $199! Click here to join The Eclipse Series-------I heard you guys loud and clear! With the economy as it is, Mastering Tarot through Astrology hasn't been as accessible to everyone, and after meditating on it, this is what I've come up with!You can now join us with a 10 pay options, and start your journey now for only $250 a month!

Hello and welcome back to The Goddess Complex! Today we have another AMAZING guest for you guys this week! I'm so excited to have on Julia Rene, an IFBB Wellness Pro and the owner of Know Your Power Co. Her passion lies in empowering women to embrace their authentic self and unleash the powerful force within them. She's a dedicated advocate for women's self-awareness, health , and fitness and channels her expertise through transformative fitness coaching programs and captivating women's empowerment retreats!Tune in today to learn more about Julia and the difference between spiritual wellness and physical fitness!Connect with Julia Rene:Know your power retreat: https://knowyourpower.net/retreatShred challenge: https://knowyourpower.net/summershredIg: https://www.instagram.com/_juliarene------The Eclipse Series is NOW OPEN!Get ready for a journey through the four powerful eclipses lined up in 2024. From March to October, we'll be diving into themes of leadership, community, justice, and more—all guided by the transformative energy of the eclipses.In The Eclipse Series, we'll decode the cosmic map of your birth chart, revealing the keys to unlock your true potential. Whether you're an astrology aficionado or a newbie, you will gain profound knowledge and insight into who you are, how to reach your goals, and of course how to read your birth chart.And here's the cherry on top: as an early bird special, sign up for all four eclipse sessions and get one free! You don't want to miss out on this—reserve your spot now for $99! Click here to join The Eclipse Series------Get on the email listJoin the Lightworkers Academy LibraryBook a Soul SessionBook a Clarity CallFind me on InstagramFind me on TikTok Get a video from me!

Today on Astrology After Dark, Ashley Michelle and Dani Wright are looking at Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love's birth charts!  Their love story was  widely known and widely toxic.. was their doomed relationship destined in the stars? Tune in now to find out the real truth!We highly suggest to make sure you watch the visual on the YouTube because we are doing a Synastry chart today!  Click here to watch!Again, don't forget to leave us that five star review and share the episode! ------The Eclipse Series is NOW OPEN!Get ready for a journey through the four powerful eclipses lined up in 2024. From March to October, we'll be diving into themes of leadership, community, justice, and more—all guided by the transformative energy of the eclipses.In The Eclipse Series, we'll decode the cosmic map of your birth chart, revealing the keys to unlock your true potential. Whether you're an astrology aficionado or a newbie, you will gain profound knowledge and insight into who you are, how to reach your goals, and of course how to read your birth chart.And here's the cherry on top: as an early bird special, sign up for all four eclipse sessions and get one free! You don't want to miss out on this—reserve your spot now for $199, or join just one for $55!Click here to join The Eclipse Series-----Get on the email listJoin the Lightworkers Academy LibraryBook a Soul SessionBook a Clarity CallFind me on InstagramFind me on TikTok Get a video from me!

So we hear a lot about spirit numbers, we see 111 on our microwave, 444 on a license plate, 222 ours lives depended on it, but what do the spirit number really actually mean?! On today's podcast, Ashley Michelle takes a deep dive into understanding the 222 portal what it means for you and your life and of course magical and practical ways to honor this sacred day. Don't forget to share it with a friend, a loved one, your favorite person on earth, this furthers the reach of our work! Also don't forget to leave us that 5 star review!----The Eclipse Series is NOW OPEN!Get ready for a journey through the four powerful eclipses lined up in 2024. From March to October, we'll be diving into themes of leadership, community, justice, and more—all guided by the transformative energy of the eclipses.In The Eclipse Series, we'll decode the cosmic map of your birth chart, revealing the keys to unlock your true potential. Whether you're an astrology aficionado or a newbie, you will gain profound knowledge and insight into who you are, how to reach your goals, and of course how to read your birth chart.And here's the cherry on top: as an early bird special, sign up for all four eclipse sessions and get one free! You don't want to miss out on this—reserve your spot now for $199, or join just one for $55!Click here to join The Eclipse Series------Get on the email listJoin the Lightworkers Academy LibraryBook a Soul SessionBook a Clarity CallFind me on InstagramFind me on TikTok Get a video from me!

Hosts Rosalie Lewis, a writer for FThisMovie.com, and Tim Rosenberger -- a film writer for Film Obsessive, a blogger, and YouTuber -- discuss three more films from famed Japenese director Yasujirō Ozu. This time it's two family comedy-dramas and one crime drama: I Was Born But... (1932), Dragnet Girl (1933), and Passing Fancy (1933). The first and the last are available on Criterion's Eclipse Series 10: Silent Ozu —Three Family Comedies and the second film is available through Criterion's Eclipse Series 42: Silent Ozu —Three Crime Dramas.

➡️ Like The Podcast? Leave A Rating: https://ratethispodcast.com/successstory ➡️ About The Guest⁣ An accomplished entrepreneur, Ron Gruner has been a pioneer in the commercialization of corporate transparency for over twenty years. Ron founded Shareholder.com in 1991 - and effectively invented the industry of online investor relations. Shareholder.com was purchased by The Nasdaq StockMarket in 2006 where it became the keystone for Nasdaq's Corporate Services Group. Today, Shareholder.com continues to be the core of Nasdaq Corporate Services' revenues. Over 1,500 companies directly depend on the innovative products and services created by Ron and his team at Shareholder.com. Prior to Shareholder.com, Ron served as Chief Executive Officer of Alliant Computer Systems, a supercomputer company that he co-founded in 1982. Alliant was quickly successful, going public in December 1986, with a market capitalization of nearly $500 million. Prior to Alliant, Ron worked for thirteen years at Data General where he designed many successful computers including the Nova 1200 and Eclipse Series. Ron currently is a founder and Chief Executive Officer of Sky Analytics, a legal services firm. ➡️ Show Links https://twitter.com/ronaldgruner https://www.gruner.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronald-gruner-085015b/ ➡️ Podcast Sponsors HUBSPOT - https://hubspot.com/ ➡️ Talking Points⁣ 00:00 - Intro 04:06 - Ron Gruner's Origin Story.  06:30 - Why did Ron write this book? 09:52 - Why do we always repeat the same mistakes? 11:31 - How do we write a better future? 14:30 - Is a two-party system the only solution? 15:58 - The importance of economics in history. 21:32 - Protecting & supporting 25:20 - Milton Friedman's influence & impact. 27:14 - Modern monetary theory and income equality. 29:58 - Modern monetary theory and national debt. 31:15 - The future economic state of the US. 35:05 - American Presidents. 37:08 - The most controversial American President. 39:40 - The most hated American President. 44:06 - The most overrated American President. 48:52 - Will Trump run again? 49:49 - Lessons from Ron Gruner's book. 51:23 - Where Do People Connect With Ron Gruner? 52:34 - What Was The Biggest Challenge Of Ron Gruner's Life And How Did He Overcome It? 54:23 - Ron Gruner's mentor. 55:47 - Ron Gruner's book or podcast recommendation. 57:13 - What Would Ron Gruner tell his 20-year-old self?  58:03 - What does success mean to Run Gruner? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Japan 1946. Der Krieg ist vorbei. Der Filmemacher Keisuke Kinoshita kann jetzt einen Film machen, frei von japanischer Regierungspropaganda – aber nicht ganz frei von der US-amerikanischen Propaganda, wenn auch nur für eine Minute, wie sich herausstellt. MORNING FOR THE OSONE FAMILY erzählt die Geschichte einer liberalen, westlich-orientierten, gebildeten Familie, die in den Kriegsjahren mit pazifistischen Überzeugungen aneckt. Einer der Brüder ist Journalist und geht ins Gefängnis, die anderen Brüder werden eingezogen, der jüngste meldet sich freiwillig. Als nur noch die Witwe und die Tochter des Hausherrn übrig geblieben sind, kommt der Schwager – ein Oberst aus der Etappe und setzt sich wie ein Parasit in das Haus der Familie Osone. Nach der Kapitulation wird aus dem Kriegstreiber ein Krieggewinnler – als er für den Schwarzmarkt Militärvorräte stiehlt und hortet, wehren sich die Frauen …Wieder nimmt Kinoshita die Frauen in den Fokus. Lange erdulden sie ihr Schicksal, auch die Tochter, deren Liebesheirat nicht stattfinden kann, weil sie als Bruder eines politischen Dissidenten nicht mehr standesgemäß ist. In der Podcastepisode beobachten Micha und Thomas wieder, wie der „Kamera-Regisseur“ Kinoshita seine Frames und Perspektiven setzt und sich ganz auf das Haus als Handlungsort konzentriert. Einer der Höhepunkte im Film ist der Aufstand der Frauen mit einer großartige Rede der Mutter, die dem Kriegsgewinnler die Leviten liest. Um den Bösen als solchen vorzuführen, lässt Kinoshita ihn vor der Kamera sein mehr als üppiges Mahl verschlingen, während draußen die Menschen hungern. Die Frauen der Osone-Familie behalten ihre Würde und ihre Ehre und lehnen das unehrenhafte Essen ab. Das „amerikanische Ende“ ist ebenfalls Thema. MORNING FOR THE OSONE FAMILY ist der fünfte Film von Keisuke Kinoshita. Die nächste Folge erscheint am 27. März 2022.Dieser Film ist erhältlich als Teil der Box „Kinoshita and World War II“, Eclipse Series 41 from the Criterion CollectionMichaels sehr empfehlenswerten Blog Schneeland findet Ihr hier. Den Filmpodcast SchönerDenken findet Ihr hier.Filmkritik von Hayley Scanlon für Windows on WorldsVielen Dank an Sandra für das wunderbare Episodenbild! Und danke an Michael Meier von Kompendium des Unbehagens für die Unterstützung beim Jingle. Grüße nach Osaka!

Zurecht ist ARMY (Rikugun) für sein großartiges, aufwühlendes Finale bekannt, aber worum geht es eigentlich in Keisuke Kinoshitas Kriegsfilm aus dem Jahr 1944? Der Film erzählt eine Dreigenerationengeschichte – von 1866 in der Meji-Ära bis zur damaligen Gegenwart 1944. Zu Beginn wird der Familie ein Prachtband der „Geschichte des Großen Japan“ von einem Soldaten geschenkt – dieses Buch steht natürlich für die große Nation und wird über die Generationen in höchsten Ehren gehalten. Schließlich stehen Tomohiko und seine Frau Waka im Mittelpunkt – und ihr Sohn Shintaro. Groß ist die Angst, dass der schwächliche, aber kluge und hilfsbereite Sohn nicht das Zeug zum richtigen Soldaten hat. Tomohiko selbst war in seiner Jugend als Soldat nie an der Front, sondern immer mit Fieber im Lazarett. Am Ende ist aber aus Tomohikos Sohn Shintaro ein ganzer Mann geworden und er zieht als Teil der Rikugun (Armee) in den Krieg.Michael und Thomas staunen über die Bedeutung des gottgleichen Kaisers und beobachten, dass Kinoshita mitten im Krieg in seinem Film einen Diskurs beschreibt, was echter Patriotismus sei und was geschehen wäre, wenn Japan das Kriegsglück verlassen hätte – zum Beispiel im Kampf gegen die Mongolen. Protagonisten dieses Streits sind ein Unternehmer, der eine patriotische Schule gründet und finanziert und Tomohiko, der dort als Lehrer angestellt ist. Aber Tomohiko ist niemand patriotisch genug, auch nicht der eigene Sohn, dem es nicht gelingt, direkt nach der Ausbildung sofort an die Front versetzt zu werden.Besonders beeindruckt sind Michael und Thomas vom Finale, in dem sich die Mutter Waka doch noch in letzter Minute aufmacht, um sich von Sohn Shintaro zu verabschieden. Was eine kleine harmlose Szene hätte sein können, wird durch Kinoshitas Regie und Taketomis beeindruckende nahe und bewegliche Kamera zu einem mitreißenden Drama, das ohne Worte, die Liebe der Mutter und die verzweifelte Angst, das eigene Kind auf dem Schlachtfeld zu verlieren, zeigt. Ganz großes Kino und ein oft übersehenes Stück Filmgeschichte. Die staatliche Filmaufsicht reagierte erbost. Oberflächlich erfüllt der Film zwar die Vorgaben der Behörde, aber am Ende wird offensichtlich, dass er die Liebe über den Krieg stellt. Kinoshita durfte vor der Kapitulation Japans keine Filme mehr drehen.ErgänzungUnser Hörer Christoph hat uns auf ein wichtiges Detail aufmerksam gemacht: "Ungefähr in der Hälfte des Podcasts geht es um den jungen Tomohiko, der aus dem Zugfenster schaut. Angeblich lässt uns Kinoshita absichtlich im Unklaren, was genau er vom Zug aus betrachtet. Aber kurz bevor er das Fenster öffnet, erkannt man - zwar nur schemenhaft, aber doch eindeutig - den schneebedeckten Gipfel des Fuji als Spiegelung in der Scheibe. Somit erklärt sich auch der erst überraschte, dann freudige und schließlich ehrfürchtige Blick des Jungen, der dieses heilige Symbol der Japaner gerade zum ersten Mal aus der Nähe erblickt. Folglich könnte man mutmaßen, dass ihm dieser Moment weitaus wichtiger erscheint, als den Kaiserpalast in Tokyo zu besuchen." Vielen Dank für diesen Hinweis - das erklärt den Blick und das Handeln Tomohikos!Dieser Film ist erhältlich als Teil der Box „Kinoshita and World War II“, Eclipse Series 41 from the Criterion CollectionMichaels sehr empfehlenswerten Blog Schneeland findet Ihr hier. Den Filmpodcast SchönerDenken findet Ihr hier.Filmkritik von Hayley Scanlon für Windows on WorldsFilmkritik von Nathan Marone für Fully ReconditionedVielen Dank an Sandra für das wunderbare Episodenbild! Und danke an Michael Meier von Kompendium des Unbehagens für die Unterstützung beim Jingle. Grüße nach Osaka!

Hosts Rosalie Lewis, a writer for FThisMovie.com, and Tim Rosenberger -- a 25 Years Later film writer, a blogger, and YouTuber -- travel to Japan to discuss three early silents from famed Japanese writer and director Yasujirō Ozu. While Ozu would become known for his films examining familiar relationships and dynamics in post-war Japan, his early films were of different genres, such as crime. He still made films like dramadies that were closer to the work he would become known for in later years. Tim and Rosalie touch on Walk Cheerfully (1930) and That Night's Wife (1930) from the Criterion Collection's Eclipse Series 42: Silent Ozu—Three Crime Dramas and Tokyo Chorus (1931) from Criterion's Eclipse Series 10: Silent Ozu—Three Family Comedies. All three films are also available on The Criterion Channel.

The end of the Gemini/Sagittarius eclipse series is here with December 4th solar eclipse in Sagittarius. On this episode, I breakdown what this eclipse means and who had the biggest life shifts happen over this series , which is the mutable signs. Gemini,Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces rising. Plus we go into my reasoning for getting filler at age 33.

New Eclipse Series alert y'all! The partial lunar eclipse this week on Nov 19 starts off the new eclipses series happening on the Taurus - Scorpio axis, which we will be experiencing until 2023! Your girls talk that Bull / Scorpio dynamic and being the signs of accountability, leaving some of that clown energy of Gem-Sag eclipses, Julia fans out on the new Dune movie, plus we discuss the general eclipse vibes of chapters starting or closing. What will it be for you? Will it be wild? YOU WISH ;) We love our custom Care/of vitamins! For 50% off your first Care/of order, go to TakeCareOf.com and enter code sign50For 20% off your first question use code WYS20 at checkout: https://heyhero.com/influencer/whatsyoursignFollow your WYS hosts! Julia Loken @julialoken, Stevie Anderson @spaghett_witch and Lisa Chanoux @asilnouxSupport us on Patreon for bonus episodes + more! https://www.patreon.com/whatsyoursignpodcastGet yourself some WYS merch! https://teespring.com/stores/whatsyoursignpodcastInstagram: @whatsyoursignpodcastTwitter: @WhatsYrSign_PodFacebook: facebook.com/whatsyoursignpodcastEmail: whatsyoursignpodcast@gmail.comArtwork: Alexa Viscius @alexavisciusphotoTheme Music: Honor Nezzo @nezzzieSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/whats-your-sign/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Tokyo 1944: Die Regierung lässt eine Straße in der Stadt räumen – für militärische Zwecke. Keiner der Bewohner der Jubilation Street stellt diese Anordnung in Frage. Aber fast alle haben ihre Probleme damit, ihre Wurzeln zu kappen und ein neues Leben anzufangen. Da ist der Besitzer einer kleinen Druckerei, der sich nach dem letzten Auftrag mit einem Ritual von seiner Maschine verabschiedet, da ist der Vater und Ehemann, der nach langer Zeit in China ausgerechnet jetzt nach Hause kommt, da ist der junge Pilot, der sich verliebt, der aber nicht die die Ansprüche der Eltern der Geliebten erfüllt, da ist der Betreiber eines öffentlichen Badehauses, der darauf besteht, das Badehaus solange offen zu halten, wie noch ein Mensch in dieser Straße seine Dienste in Anspruch nimmt. Am Ende fügen sie sich alle in das Unvermeidliche. Dieser Film ist erhältlich als Teil der Box „Kinoshita and World War II“, Eclipse Series 41 from the Criterion Collection JUBILATION STREET ist der dritte Film, den sich Michael und Thomas von Keisuke Kinoshita anschauen – im Rahmen der Kinoshita-Reihe, in der sie versuchen alle seine Filme zu schauen. Die Reihe wird sie noch einige Zeit beschäftigen und auf beiden Blogs – Schneeland und SchönerDenken – erscheinen. In dieser Episode (die im Rahmen des #Japanuary2021 aufgenommen wurde) sprechen die beiden über Sentos und Onzen, also die japanische Badekultur, über Perspektiven und Kameraarbeit, über verlorene Schuhe, über Heimatfront und Propaganda-Elemente, die eine kleinere Rolle spielen als in einem Film in Japan 1944 zu erwarten war. Wir bitten die Tonqualität zu entschuldigen, eines der beiden Mikrofone hat seinen Dienst nicht getan.

NOTE: This episode was originally released on March 9, 2020. Host Tim Rosenberger is joined by film fan and FThisMovie.net writer Rosalie Lewis to discuss The Criterion Collection's Eclipse Series 8, which features four early-sound-era musicals from famed director Ernst Lubitsch: The Love Parade (1929), Monte Carlo (1930), The Smiling Lieutenant (1931), and One Hour with You (1932). Visit 25YL for more Film analysis and reviews.

Host Tim Rosenberger is joined by film fan and FThisMovie.net writer Rosalie Lewis to discuss The Criterion Collection's Eclipse Series 8, which features four early-sound-era musicals from famed director Ernst Lubitsch: The Love Parade (1929), Monte Carlo (1930), The Smiling Lieutenant (1931), and One Hour with You (1932). Visit 25YL for more Film analysis and reviews.

This is a very critical astrological event that's leading us into the powerful eclipse season. The Galactic Center is transmitting Divine Light to the planet to awaken our DNA. Each one of us is called to assist in creating the NEW EARTH in a particular area. Find out what it is for you as I will go through the signs. If you consider yourself a LATE BLOOMER - get ready this is OUR TIME. Eclipse Series (3 workshops) - Early Bird Special - https://shadowastrology.com/eclipse-series/ Shadow Astrology Readings

David and Trevor conclude their discussion of the newest Eclipse Series release, covering the last three films in the set: Dollar, A Woman's Face and June Night.

David and Trevor are back to talk about the first three of six films just released in the new set from the Eclipse Series.

Grease on 4k and the long-awaited Blu-ray re-release of Liquid Sky! Plus a host of Japanese classics, new Criterions and an early Merchant/Ivory from Cohen - only on DigiGods! DigiGods Podcast, 05/01/18 (MP3) — 34.33 MB right click to save Subscribe to the DigiGods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: 1:54 (DVD) Along with the Gods - Two Worlds (Blu-ray) Atom The Beginning (Blu-ray) Bad Lucky Goat (DVD) Ballers: The Complete Third Season (DVD) The Child in Time (DVD) Classicaloid (Blu-ray) The Color of Pomegranates (Blu-ray) Daughter of the Nile (Blu-ray) Dead Man (Blu-ray) Dear Murderer - Series 1 (DVD) Digimon Adventure Tri. - Loss (Blu-ray/DVD) The Dogfather (Depatie / Freling) (Blu-ray) Eclipse Series 46: Ingrid Bergman's Swedish Years (June Night, A Woman's Face, Dollar, Intermezzo, Walpurgis Night, The Count of the Old Town) (DVD) Followers (DVD) Genius (DVD) Grease 40th Anniversary Edition (4k UHD Blu-ray) Ichi the Killer (Blu-ray) In Between (DVD) Indiepix Festival Favorites #5 (Entre Nos, That Girl in Yellow Boots, Jermal) (DVD) Indiepix Festival Favorites Vol. 4 (A Blast, So Bright is the View, Soldate Jeannette) (DVD) Kaleidoscope (Blu-ray) Liquid Sky (Blu-ray/DVD) Mary and the Witch's Flower (Blu-ray) Maya The Bee 2: The Honey Games (Blu-ray) Misterjaw (Depatie / Freling) (Blu-ray) Mobile Suit Gundam Age TV Series Collection 1 (Blu-ray) Nicholas on Holiday (DVD) Once Upon a Time (Blu-ray) Outlander - Season Three (Blu-ray) Ruby Gentry (Blu-ray) Sacha Guitry: Four Films 1936-1938 Limited Edition (Blu-ray) Seijun Suzuki: The Early Years. Vol. 2 Limited Edition (Blu-ray/DVD) Shakespeare Wallah (Blu-ray) A Taxi Driver (Blu-ray) The Teacher (DVD) The Thousand Faces of Dunjia (Blu-ray) The Treasure (DVD) Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell (Blu-ray/DVD) Vice Principals: The Complete Series (DVD) A Violent Life (DVD) The Virgin Suicides (Blu-ray) A Woman's Devotion (Blu-ray) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

David and Trevor pick up where they left off last summer as they discuss the most recent entry in the Eclipse Series.

David and Trevor fearlessly (or perhaps idiotically) accept the challenge of discussing two films suffused with madness, obsession and paranoia as they conclude their coverage of the most popular volume in the Eclipse Series.

David, Trevor and Keith get real as they discuss the biggest Eclipse Series set of them all. Part 1 (of 3) focuses on Malle's French documentaries.

One week 'til Christmas and Wade and Tim pay tribute to the man in the red suit ("Ant-Man"), his tiny little helpers ("Minions") and their North Pole "Rogue Nation." DigiGods Podcast, 12/18/15 (MP3) — 36.7 MB right click to save Subscribe to the DigiGods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: 1971 (DVD) 90 Minutes in Heaven (Blu-ray) American Ultra (Blu-ray/DVD) Amy (Blu-ray) Ant-Man (Blu-ray/DVD) Art of the Heist (DVD) A Borrowed Identity (DVD) Britain's Best Canal Journeys with John Sergeant (DVD) Code Unknown (Blu-ray) DCI Banks: Season Three (DVD) Death In Paradise - Season Three (DVD) Doc Martin Series 1-6 + Movies Collection (DVD) Doc Martin, Series 7 (DVD) Don't Look Back (Blu-ray) Eclipse Series 44: Julien Duvivier In the Thirties (Un Carnet de Bal, La Tete D'un Homme, Poil de Carotte, David Golder) (DVD) Empire: The Complex Legacy of Britain's Imperial History (DVD) Eugenie 3-Disc Limited Edition (Blu-ray) Far From Men (DVD) Faust (Murnau) (Blu-ray) Frontline: Escaping ISIS (DVD) The Girl King (DVD) Goodnight Mommy (Blu-ray) The Great Fire (Blu-ray) GTFO (DVD) The Hobbit Trilogy (Extended Edition): 3 Movie Collection (Blu-ray) The Hunting Ground (Blu-ray) Ikiru (Blu-ray) In the Courtyard (Blu-ray) Interface (DVD) A Lego Brickumentary (Blu-ray) Marquis de Sade's Justine 3-Disc Limited Edition (Blu-ray) Masterpiece: Arthur & George (DVD) Meeting ISIS (DVD) Minions (Blu-ray 3D/DVD) Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation (Blu-ray/DVD) The New Rijksmuseum (DVD) On Two Fronts: Latinos & Vietnam (DVD) One-Eyed Girl (Blu-ray) Peaky Blinders (DVD) A Place to Call Home, Seasons 1 and 2 (DVD) Rebels of the Neon God (DVD) Rebus - The Ken Stott Collection (DVD) Restless (DVD) Seymour: An Introduction (DVD) Some Kind of Beautiful (Blu-ray) The Square (Blu-ray) Steak (R)evolution (DVD) The Storm Makers (DVD) The Story of Women & Power (DVD) Ted 2 (Blu-ray/DVD) Two Men in Town (Original) (Blu-ray) The Widower (Blu-ray) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

My guest for this month is Jessie Char, and she’s joined me to discuss the film I chose for her, the 1929 Pre-Code musical comedy The Love Parade. You can follow the show on Twitter @cinemagadfly. Show notes: Ernst Lubitsch was nominated for three Academy Awards, including for this film Maurice Chevalier was a very, very French man The queen was played by the very talented Jeanette MacDonald The Listicle is an article format that allows for quick writing, often without much thought The song that Jessie describes as being an adult version of Once Upon a Dream from Sleeping Beauty is called Dream Lover The Hays Code made it impossible to make a film as irreverent about adult themes as this one The song where they’re signing goodbye to Paris is called Paris, Stay the Same Unlike, say, The Sixth Sense, this movie can’t really be spoiled It cannot be overstated, that this film has virtually nothing in common with the Larry Clark film Kids. Except in the way that it does The song about being common is called Let’s Be Common If only Maurice Chevalier could have had an iPad and the Internet Harrison Ford as Han Solo says and does some things that would come off as super creepy if done by almost anyone else Bill Hader could have done a phenomenal Maurice Chevalier impression on Saturday Night Live Lupino Lane, who plays Chevalier’s French servant, was in fact a very British man Perhaps this film isn’t a strong example of Second-wave feminism On the other hand, maybe it is an example of Third-wave feminism Maurice Chevalier was born in 1888, which means he’d be 127 today The iPhone 6S Plus shoots native 4K video, which is capable of fully reproducing the quality of 35MM film Jessie’s website is a website This film is really only available as part of the Eclipse Series 8: Lubitsch Musicals set from Criterion, which you can also buy from Amazon

The Gods split on Gone Girl. Plus, Wade and Mark announce their First Annual Digigods Oscar Pool! Get the deets on how to join! The winner gets, um, we’re not sure yet! Digigods Podcast, 01/20/15 (MP3) -- 40.9 MB right click to save Subscribe to the Digigods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: Annabelle (Blu-ray) Ben-Hur Two-Disc Blu-ray with Bonus Special Features Disc (Diamond Luxe Edition) (Blu-ray) The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (Blu-ray) Eclipse Series 41: Kinoshita and World War II (Port of Flowers, The Living Magoroku, Jubilation Street, Army, Morning for the Osone Family) (DVD) Elsa & Fred (Blu-ray) Fitzcarraldo (Blu-ray) Forrest Gump 20th Anniversary Edition (Diamond Luxe Edition) (Blu-ray) Four Adventures of Reinette & Mirabelle (DVD) Get On Up (Blu-ray/DVD) Gone Girl (Blu-ray) The Good Lie (Blu-ray/DVD) The Green Mile 15th Anniversary Edition (Diamond Luxe Edition) (Blu-ray) Gremlins 30th Anniversary Edition (Diamond Luxe Edition) (Blu-ray) The Guest (Blu-ray/DVD) Horns (Blu-ray) The Identical (Blu-ray/DVD) Jessabelle (Blu-ray) Jimi: All Is By My Side (DVD) La Ciénaga (Blu-ray) Les Blank: Always For Pleasure (Blu-ray) Love is Strange (Blu-ray) Maze Runner (Blu-ray) Men, Women and Children (Blu-ray/DVD) Middle of Nowhere (DVD) My Winnipeg (Blu-ray) Natural Born Killers 20th Anniversary Edition (Diamond Luxe Edition) (Blu-ray) Official 2014 World Series Film (Blu-ray) The Palm Beach Story (Blu-ray) Pride (Blu-ray) Queens of the Ring (DVD) Reach Me (Blu-ray) San Francisco Giants World Series Collector's Edition (Blu-ray) Tootsie (Blu-ray) The Trip to Italy (Blu-ray) Tusk (Blu-ray) The Two Faces of January (Blu-ray) Two-Bit Waltz (DVD) A Walk Among the Tombstones (Blu-ray/DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

David and Trevor discuss the newest addition to the Eclipse Series, five films that launched the career of a great, but under-appreciated, Japanese filmmaker.

On a rainy day in Seoul's Garosu-gil, Colin talks with Marc Raymond, film scholar, teacher at Kangwoon University, and author of Hollywood's New Yorker: The Making of Martin Scorsese. They discuss how much you can learn about Korean life from Hong Sangsoo movies; what Hong has in common with Martin Scorsese; how the two directors relate differently to their "outsider" status; the international code Hong seems to have cracked, and why the rest of Korea covets that; Hong's probable place in the Criterion Collection (or at least the Eclipse Series); how, exactly, he would describe what a Hong Sangsoo film is; the rarity of the intersection between talky relationship cinema and formally experimental cinema; the importance of drinking, smoking, and improvisation in not just Hong's method but in Korean culture itself; how he first discovered Hong, and how he discovered Scorsese shared his enthusiasm; how Hong illustrates the breakdown of the social rules Korea doesn't expect to break down; why his Korean wife laugh at different moments in the movies than he does; whether straight-up critiques of Korean masculinity have remained central to Hong's work; Hong's less-discussed critique of Korean femininity; whether he finds, given his experience with Korean life, that Hong's criticism of Korean society hit the mark; how Hong's films have become linguistically easier as he has gained larger international audiences; why, between degrees, he came to Korea in the first place; his early impressions of the familial attitude and reliance on authority that penetrated all environments; the reductiveness he dislikes in the scholarship of both Korea and Scorsese; where his native Canada's lack of popular cinema drove him; whether Koreans expect him to exemplify Canadian virtues; the hockey comedy that outgrossed Titanic in Quebec; what it felt like to go from a huge, thinly populated country to a small, thickly populated one where his first apartment complex had more people than his hometown; the importance of a career that allows you to pick and choose where you go and when in a big city; what films, besides Hong's, have helped him integrate into Korean culture, like Oasis and Secret Sunshine; the difference between Korean melodrama and other countries' melodrama; who we can call "the Korean Martin Scorsese"; and whether Canada has, or could use, a Scorsese of its own.

David and Trevor spend an enjoyable hour talking with the lead essay writer for the Eclipse Series.

David and Trevor wrap up their discussion of Eclipse Series 1: Early Bergman, focusing on THIRST and TO JOY, the last two films in that set.

This week… Vikingdom giveaway! Interview with Bomb It 2 director Jon Reiss! And why Terms of Endearment can't get any Paramount love. Digigods Podcast, 01/21/14 (MP3) -- 35.0 MB right click to save Subscribe to the Digigods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: Ain't Them Bodies Saints (Blu-ray) All the President's Men 2-Disc Special Edition (Blu-ray) Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy - The "Rich Mahogany" Edition Blu-ray (Blu-ray) Bad Milo! (Blu-ray) Barbara (DVD) Barbara (Blu-ray) Best Man Down (Blu-ray) Big Sur (DVD) The Black Swan (Blu-ray) The Blue Angel - 2 Disc Ultimate Edition (Blu-ray) Bomb It 2 (DVD) Caesar Must Die (DVD) Cafe De Flore (DVD) Call of the Wild (Blu-ray) Captain Phillips (Blu-ray/DVD) Carmen Jones (Blu-ray) CBGB (DVD) A Chorus Line (Blu-ray) Classic Shorts from the Dream Factory, Volume 2: 1929-1946 (DVD-R) Danny Kaye: The Goldwyn Years (Up in Arms, Wonder Man, Kid From Brooklyn, A Song is Born) (DVD-R) Desk Set (Blu-ray) Eclipse Series 40: Late Ray (The Home and the World, An Enemy of the People, The Stranger) (DVD) The Family (Blu-ray/DVD) For Ever Mozart (Blu-ray) George Washington Slept Here (Jack Benny) (DVD-R) The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (Blu-ray) Gozu: 2 Disc Special Edition (DVD) Hail Mary (Blu-ray) The Half Naked Truth (DVD-R) Hannah Arendt (Blu-ray) Himalaya (Blu-ray) Himalaya (DVD) The Horn Blows at Midnight (Jack Benny) (DVD-R) The Hunchback (DVD-R) The Hunt (Blu-ray) I'm So Excited (Blu-ray/DVD) Il Generale della Rovere (Blu-ray) In a World (Blu-ray) In the Heat of the Night (Blu-ray) Insidious: Chapter 2 (Blu-ray/DVD) Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (Blu-ray/DVD) Jesse James (Blu-ray) Nashville (Blu-ray/DVD) Never Forget (DVD-R) North to Alaska (Blu-ray) Nostalghia (Blu-ray) Nostalghia (DVD) The Nuisance (DVD-R) Post Tenebras Lux (Blu-ray) The Rose Tattoo (DVD-R) Shirley Valentine (DVD-R) A Single Shot (Blu-ray) Sister (DVD) Terms of Endearment (Blu-ray) Therese (DVD) This Property is Condemned (DVD-R) Throne of Blood (Blu-ray/DVD) Turn Back the Clock (DVD-R) The Undefeated (Blu-ray) Vikingdom (DVD) You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet (DVD) Young Catherine (DVD-R) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

TV takes center stage with Enterprise: Season Two and Walking Dead: Season Three. Plus, new Blu-ray offerings featuring Harrison Ford, Jesse Eisenberg and Dwayne Johnson. Digigods Podcast, 09/03/13 (MP3) -- 32.7 MB right click to save Subscribe to the Digigods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: All in a Night's Work (DVD-R) Arthur Newman (Blu-ray/DVD) A Bay of Blood (The Mario Bava Collection) (Blu-ray) A Bay of Blood (The Mario Bava Collection) (DVD) Beyond the Walls (DVD) The Big City (Blu-ray) Charulata (Blu-ray) Criminal Minds - The Eighth Season (DVD) Da Vinci's Demons - The Complete First Season (Blu-ray) Dark Angel (Blu-ray) Eclipse Series 39: Early Fassbinder (Love is Colder than Death, Katzelmacher, The American Soldier, Gods of the Plague, Beware of a Holy Whore) (DVD) Elementary - The First Season (DVD) Empire State (Blu-ray) The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec (Blu-ray/DVD) Five Dolls for an August Moon (The Mario Bava Collection) (Blu-ray) Five Dolls for an August Moon (The Mario Bava Collection) (DVD) Flat Top (Blu-ray) The Fugitive 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray (Blu-ray) The Iceman (Blu-ray) Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (Blu-ray) Koch (DVD) Kon-Tiki (Blu-ray/DVD) The Lords of Salem (Blu-ray/DVD) MLB 25: Greatest Postseason Home Runs (DVD) My Geisha (DVD-R) Now You See Me (Blu-ray/DVD) Now You See Me (DVD) On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (DVD-R) Once Upon a Time: The Complete Second Season (Blu-ray) Only the Valiant (Blu-ray) Penny Serenade (Blu-ray) Petunia (DVD) Q The Winged Serpent (Blu-ray) Reality (Blu-ray) Revenge: The Complete Second Season (DVD) Shaft (2000) (Blu-ray) Slightly Single in L.A. (Blu-ray) Somm (DVD) Star Trek: Enterprise - The Second Season (Blu-ray) Stories we Tell (DVD) The Walking Dead - The Complete Third Season (Blu-ray) X-Ray / Schizoid Double Feature Blu-ray + DVD Combo Pack (Blu-ray/DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

The Gods rips into the horrible Great Gatsby (the 1974 version!) and Wade interviews China Beach star Robert Picardo! Digigods Podcast, 05/07/13 (MP3) -- 31.3 MB right click to save Subscribe to the Digigods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: Band of Outsiders (Un Bande A Part) (Blu-ray) Broken City (Blu-ray) Bruce Lee Double Feature: The Big Boss / Fist of Fury Double Feature (DVD) Bruce Lee Double Feature: Way of the Dragon / Game of Death Double Feature (DVD) China Beach: The Complete Series Deluxe Collector's Set (DVD) Dragon Lord (02181) (Blu-ray) Eclipse Series 38: Masaki Kobayashi Against the System (The Thick Walled Room, I Will Buy You, Black River, The Inheritance) (DVD) The First Time (DVD) Fortress (02261) (Blu-ray) Full Frontal (02391) (Blu-ray) Gamer 3D (Blu-ray 3D) Getting it On (Spring Break Film Festival) (DVD) The Great Gatsby (Blu-ray) The Great Gatsby: Midnight in Manhattan (DVD) The Grifters (02491) (Blu-ray) Heaven (03801) (Blu-ray) Henry Jaglom Collection Vol. 2: Thre Comedies (Sitting Ducks, Can She Bake a Cherry Pie?, New Year's Day) (DVD) Homework (Spring Break Film Festival) (DVD) Jack Reacher (Blu-ray) Jackie Chan Double Feature: Police Story / Police Story II (Blu-ray) Mama (Blu-ray/DVD) One Hour Photo (Blu-ray) Pawn (Blu-ray/DVD) Rockin' Road Trip (Spring Break Film Festival) (DVD) Safe Haven (Blu-ray) Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights 2 Movie Collection (Blu-ray) Summer School (Spring Break Film Festival) (DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

Just to make sure things don't get boring, this week's theme is slightly specific: foreign horror / sci-fi films! First up, Adam joins Desmond for a review of the Korean futuristic anthology film Doomsday Book. Then Duane and Desmond take a look at the morose Swiss space travel film Cargo. Then Desmond goes solo on the latest Eclipse Series box set from Criterion called When Horror Came to Shochiku, which contains the following obscure Japanese horror / sci-fi flicks: The X From Outer Space; Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell; The Living Skeleton; and Genocide. There's some science fictiony tunes to check out as well: "Let the End Begin" by Ancient VVisdom, "Don't Open 'Til Doomsday" by The Misfits, "Into the Void" by Nine Inch Nails, "Skeletons of Society" by Hellsongs, and "Science Gone Too Far" by The 69 Eyes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Just to make sure things don't get boring, this week's theme is slightly specific: foreign horror / sci-fi films! First up, Adam joins Desmond for a review of the Korean futuristic anthology film Doomsday Book. Then Duane and Desmond take a look at the morose Swiss space travel film Cargo. Then Desmond goes solo on the latest Eclipse Series box set from Criterion called When Horror Came to Shochiku, which contains the following obscure Japanese horror / sci-fi flicks: The X From Outer Space; Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell; The Living Skeleton; and Genocide. There's some science fictiony tunes to check out as well: "Let the End Begin" by Ancient VVisdom, "Don't Open 'Til Doomsday" by The Misfits, "Into the Void" by Nine Inch Nails, "Skeletons of Society" by Hellsongs, and "Science Gone Too Far" by The 69 Eyes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Just to make sure things don't get boring, this week's theme is slightly specific: foreign horror / sci-fi films! First up, Adam joins Desmond for a review of the Korean futuristic anthology film Doomsday Book. Then Duane and Desmond take a look at the morose Swiss space travel film Cargo. Then Desmond goes solo on the latest Eclipse Series box set from Criterion called When Horror Came to Shochiku, which contains the following obscure Japanese horror / sci-fi flicks: The X From Outer Space; Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell; The Living Skeleton; and Genocide. There's some science fictiony tunes to check out as well: "Let the End Begin" by Ancient VVisdom, "Don't Open 'Til Doomsday" by The Misfits, "Into the Void" by Nine Inch Nails, "Skeletons of Society" by Hellsongs, and "Science Gone Too Far" by The 69 Eyes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Just to make sure things don't get boring, this week's theme is slightly specific: foreign horror / sci-fi films! First up, Adam joins Desmond for a review of the Korean futuristic anthology film Doomsday Book. Then Duane and Desmond take a look at the morose Swiss space travel film Cargo. Then Desmond goes solo on the latest Eclipse Series box set from Criterion called When Horror Came to Shochiku, which contains the following obscure Japanese horror / sci-fi flicks: The X From Outer Space; Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell; The Living Skeleton; and Genocide. There's some science fictiony tunes to check out as well: "Let the End Begin" by Ancient VVisdom, "Don't Open 'Til Doomsday" by The Misfits, "Into the Void" by Nine Inch Nails, "Skeletons of Society" by Hellsongs, and "Science Gone Too Far" by The 69 Eyes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.