Podcast appearances and mentions of elyse steinberg

In der 92. Folge von "Und was machst du am Wochenende?" ist der Schauspieler Langston Uibel zu Gast. Er wurde 1998 in London geboren, wo seine Familie bis heute einen Jazzclub betreibt. 2006 ist Langston Uibel mit seiner Familie nach Berlin gezogen, wo er seitdem lebt. Bekannt wurde er durch seine Rollen in den Serien "Unorthodox", "Dogs of Berlin" und "How to sell drugs online (fast)", jetzt spielt er die männliche Hauptrolle in Christian Petzolds Kinofilm "Roter Himmel" – und ist zum ersten Mal in einem Podcast. Er freut sich, dass das Gastgeberteam Ilona Hartmann und Christoph Amend seinen Nachnamen richtig ausspricht ("Uibel wie Duisburg") und schwärmt von Westberliner Cafés, die für Spione mit Zeitung in der Hand gemacht sind. Seine Wochenenden in Berlin beginnt er mit Freunden in einer Kneipe ("Erst mal ein Bier, aber in einem kleinen Glas"). Im vergangenen halben Jahr hat er in London gelebt und viel Squash und Tennis gespielt. Manchmal legt er auch im Jazzclub seiner Familie auf, "am liebsten Musik, wie sie auf einer guten Hochzeit laufen würde". Im Podcast verrät er seine Tricks beim Squashspielen, erzählt von seinem persönlichen Jens-Lehmann-Moment und von seinem ersten Sommer in Deutschland, 2006, im Jahr der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft, die als "Sommermärchen" bekannt geworden ist. Und Langston Uibel erinnert sich an den Moment, in dem er mit 16 wusste, dass er Schauspieler werden will, und an seine Kindheit in London, "früher waren Wochenenden die Erlösung". In dieser Folge empfehlen Ilona Hartmann, Christoph Amend und Langston Uibel: - Dose – The Jazz Bar in London, wo Langstons Vater auflegt - die Bar Kumpelnest 3000 in der Berliner Lützowstraße - den "Succession Podcast", moderiert von Kara Swisher - den Film "Roter Himmel", der am 20. April ins Kino kommt - den Song "Didn't Want To Have To Do It" von The Lovin' Spoonful - den Song "Girls in Love" von Andreas Dorau - den Song "Stay On The Outside" von Whitey - ein Meio-Frango-Rezept (dt.: halbes Hähnchen) mit Pommes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kQ2DCOWWyU - das Einkaufszentrum Wertheim Village - Ilonas immateriellen Tipp: Schreibt jemandem, den ihr sehr gerne habt, einen Liebesbrief. Langstons ergänzender Tipp dazu: Den Liebesbrief, den man vielleicht nie abgeschickt hat, aufheben und im besten Fall auf der gemeinsamen Hochzeit vorlesen. - die Doku "Der Fall Anthony Weiner" von Elyse Steinberg und Josh Kriegman - das Livealbum "Stadtaffe" von Peter Fox, v.a. die Songs "Lok auf 2 Beinen" und "Ich Steine, Du Steine" - den Song "She Said" von Plan B - die Musik von Rey Ruiz, dem “Elvis der Salsa” aus Kuba Das Team erreichen Sie unter wochenende@zeit.de.

This week, as the conclusion to the 2020 election season looms, and everyone anxiously awaits the results, we examine the grotesque incompetence, selfishness and venality of Donald Trump and others in his administration, as evidenced by their response to the coronavirus pandemic, through the lens of Alex Gibney's latest documentary, Totally Under Control (made with co-directors Ophelia Harutyunyan and Suzanne Hillinger). New guest host Shilyh Warren makes her debut to help us express our outrage. Then, Chris interviews filmmakers Eli B. Despres, Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg about their profile of the ACLU, The Fight, which we previously reviewed in Episode 906. Listen in and then, please, if you have not done so, already … VOTE! Group Review Documentary: TOTALLY UNDER CONTROL (Alex Gibney/Ophelia Harutyunyan/Suzanne Hillinger, 2020) Available on VOD from NEON. Film Featured in Interview Portion: THE FIGHT (Eli B. Despres/Josh Kriegman/Elyse Steinberg, 2020) Available on VOD from Magnolia Pictures. Other Films Mentioned: The American President (Rob Reiner, 1995) Billie (James Erskine, 2019) Chicago 10 (Brett Morgen, 2007) Couples Therapy Showtime series (Eli B. Despres/Josh Kriegman/Elyse Steinberg, 2019) Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich Netflix series (Lisa Bryant, 2020) The Kid Stays in the Picture (Brett Morgen/Nanette Burstein, 2002) Medium Cool (Haskell Wexler, 1969) The Trial of the Chicago 7 (Aaron Sorkin, 2020) The Vow HBO series (Karim Amer/Jehane Noujaim, 2020) Weiner (Josh Kriegman/Elyse Steinberg, 2016) Links to reviews by Christopher Llewellyn Reed:  Hammer to Nail review of Totally Under Control Hammer to Nail review of The Fight Timestamps: 00:43 – Intro 04:18 – Group Discussion of TOTALLY UNDER CONTROL 20:12 – Chris interviews Eli B. Despres, Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg of THE FIGHT ­­38:40 – Doc Talk 49:45 – Closing and End Credits Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Transitional music by BELLS≥ (thanks to Christopher Ernst) Editing and shownotes by Christopher Llewellyn Reed

Letterboxd's editor in chief Gemma Gracewood and lists editor Jack Moulton discuss their favorite docs of 2020 so far. Letterboxd members call in with their own top-doc picks, and we're joined by Eli Despres and Elyse Steinberg, two-thirds of the directing team behind The Fight, which follows ACLU lawyers as they argue for major social justice issues including trans rights in the military and abortion access. Elyse also reveals she once acted in a Todd Haynes film. (We've kept in interruptions by children for pandemic documentary realness!) Films and lists mentioned: Official Letterboxd Top 100 Documentaries Welcome to Chechnya For Sama Boys State Disclosure Crip Cramp: A Disability Revolution Mucho Mucho Amor The Painter and the Thief Coronation The documentaries of Agnès Varda He Dreams of Giants The Ghost of Peter Sellers Father Soldier Son Making a Murder (and Knives Out) The Last Dance Showbiz Kids Miss Americana The Fight directors: The Fight Weiner Crumb American Movie The Oath How to Survive a Plague A Few Good Men Poison Heavenly Creatures It Might Get Loud Fantasia Fest: You Cannot Kill David Arquette Feels Good Man This episode was recorded in Los Angeles, New York and Auckland and edited by Morgan Avery. Podcast artwork by Ann Davenport. Theme music: ‘Hitchcock' by The Phoenix Foundation (their new single ‘Landline' is out now). Our next episode features Irish animator Tomm Moore. To be in to win a Pro membership, leave us a voice message about your favorite animated film of all time.

“The Fight” covers the American Civil Liberties Union lawyers as they battle the Trump administration all the way to the Supreme Court. The filmmaking trio behind Weiner - Eli Despres, Josh Kriegman & Elyse Steinberg - put us on the front lines of legal battles over immigration, abortion, LGBTQ equality and voting rights. — Raphaela Neihausen and Thom Powers For more information, click here to visit the film web site.

Attorneys at the American Civil Liberties Union are at the frontlines of the fight to protect voting, abortion, immigration, and LGBTQ rights. Director Elyse Steinberg and attorney Brigitte Amiri discuss their new documentary “The Fight,” which puts the spotlight on a team of ACLU lawyers and the work they do. It premieres in theaters and on demand July 31. 

James Moll moderates the Meet the Nominees: Documentary Symposium featuring Otto Bell, Ezra Edelman, Josh Kriegman, and Roger Ross Williams on their nominated films. Nominees Raoul Peck, the director of I Am Not Your Negro and Elyse Steinberg, the co-director of Weiner were not available to participate. The discussion covers a variety of topics including editing and interacting with the subjects of their films.

Il règne un parfum d'Oscars sur ce Debrief mensuel de 24FPS, le podcast ciné avec ou sans spoiler, puisque la 89ème cérémonie y est abordée ainsi que plusieurs des films qui y étaient présentés.Julien et Jérôme débutent donc l'émission par leur ressenti face à la plupart des films de 2016 récompensés (ou non) par l'académie des Oscar (à partir de 00h08m10), mais ils abordent aussi 19 films sans spoiler dont voici la liste : O.J.: Made In America de Ezra Edelman (à partir de 00h28m43, au sein de la discussion sur les Oscars) Le 13e de Ava DuVernay (à partir de 00h30m46, au sein de la discussion sur les Oscars) Lo And Behold, Reveries Of The Connected World de Werner Herzog (à partir de 00h56m40) Weiner de Josh Kriegman et Elyse Steinberg (à partir de 00h59m47) Jackie de Pablo Larraín (à partir de 01h05m48) Manchester By The Sea de Kenneth Lonergan (à partir de 01h20m52) Moonlight de Barry Jenkins (à partir de 01h26m32) Les Figures De L'Ombre (Hidden Figures) de Theodore Melfi (à partir de 01h46m12) Un Jour Dans La Vie De Billy Lynn (Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk) de Ang Lee (à partir de 01h56m30) Lion de Garth Davis (à partir de 02h21m40) Lego Batman - Le Film de Chris McKay (à partir de 02h27m47) American Honey de Andrea Arnold (à partir de 02h45m00) Loving de Jeff Nichols (à partir de 02h51m44) David Brent: Life On The Road de Ricky Gervais (à partir de 03h00m17) Rock n' Roll de Guillaume Canet (à partir de 03h10m12) Fences de Denzel Washington (à partir de 03h16m38) Underworld: Blood Wars de Anna Foerster (à partir de 03h27m15) Chez Nous de Lucas Belvaux (à partir de 03h37m03) John Wick 2 de Chad Stahelski (à partir de 03h56m05) Split de M. Night Shyamalan (à partir de 04h10m35)Sans oublier une seconde discussion, un peu plus houleuse et pleine de spoilers sur Split à partir de 4h27m12.Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à partager votre avis sur le cinéma de Shyamalan !Crédits musicaux : A Job To Do de Jerry Cantrell, issu de l'album John Wick: Chapter 2 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2017)

We turn our attention now to Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg's cringe-inducing 2016 behind-the-scenes campaign documentary WEINER, which plays in many ways like a natural extension of 1993’s THE WAR ROOM. After discussing how WEINER plays today — after its star, disgraced Congressman and mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner, arguably had a hand in sinking Hillary Clinton’s presidential hopes — we talk about how the newer film’s versions of scandal, politics, and media compares to those of THE WAR ROOM. Plus, Your Next Picture Show, where we share recent filmgoing experiences in hopes of putting something new on your cinematic radar. Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about THE WAR ROOM, WEINER, or both by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730.  Your Next Picture Show:  * Genevieve: Michael Dowse’s WHAT IF * Keith: Michael Dudok du Wit’s THE RED TURTLE * Scott: Clay Tweel’s GLEASON Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 45 of Sup Doc Paco and George talk with VICE writer and comedian Megan Koester about the 2016 documentary Weiner. This documentary centers around ex-Congressman Anthony Weiner as he navigates the fallout (his wife, Huma Abedin, recently separated from him) of yet another alleged sexting scandal — his second since landing in hot water after tweeting explicit photos of himself to a woman via Twitter in 2011 — buzz surrounding the documentary about his life, aptly titled Weiner, has reached an all-time high. The social and political aftermath of #Weinergate 2011 is intensely chronicled in Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg’s sometimes endearing, often uncomfortably funny, endlessly fascinating portrait of the former New York congressman. We also find out more about Megan and talk about movies, politics, Woody Allen, Trump, and dick pics.Megan Koester is a writer and comedian (obviously) who resides in Los Angeles (somewhat less obviously). A columnist for VICE, she co-produces Entitlement, a monthly comedy show with other VICE scribes which has had the pleasure to host such notables as Neil Hamburger, Marc Maron, Kyle Kinane, Maria Bamford, Kurt Braunohler, Reggie Watts, and Andy Kindler (who she collaborated with on her "How Not to Be a Stand-Up Comedian" article for VICE). She's performed at SF Sketchfest, the Hollywood Improv, the SF Punchline, Tomorrow!, The Grawlix, Chicago Underground Comedy, and countless other shows across this great land we call America. She has her very own track on the Holy Fuck Live Comedy album, which you can listen to on Spotify if you're so inclined. She USED to be a staple of those Huffington Post "Women You Should Follow on Twitter" lists until she started making a big stink about them being patronizing; she's also one third of the all-female (sorry) sketch group Blessed. A Guardian UK and Witstream contributor, she's been featured on Splitsider and is finding it very hard to continue writing this bio in the third person. You can follow her on Twitter Sup Doc has created a Patreon page for those that can help out. We will also be providing unique Sup Doc content for our contributors. If now is not good for you we always appreciate you listening and spreading the word about Sup Doc! https://www.patreon.com/supdocpodcastFollow Megan Koester on:Twitter: @bornferalInstagram: @bornferalFollow us on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.

Directors Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg set out to make a documentary about what could have been Anthony Weiner's comeback campaign. When everything tanked, they kept their cameras rolling. And actors Timothy Simons and Matt Walsh tell us about working with a new showrunner in Season 5 of HBO's Veep.

Cinema Royale's Travis Hopson is joined by Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg, directors of the award-winning documentary Weiner on disgraced Congressman and mayoral candidate, Anthony Weiner. 

Anthony Weiner was a young congressman with one of the most promising careers in Washington when a sexting scandal forced a humiliating resignation. Made with unprecedented access as he mounts his New York City mayoral campaign, WEINER is a thrilling look inside his impending political meltdown. What begins as an unexpected comeback takes a sharp turn once Weiner is forced to admit to new sexting allegations. As the media descends and dissects his every move, Weiner desperately tries to forge ahead, but the increasing pressure and crippling 24-hour news coverage halt his political aspirations dead in their tracks. WEINER teeters between political farce and personal tragedy. Filmmakers Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg stop by for a conversation on how gaining the trust and confidence of Huma Abedin and Anthony Weiner has given us a remarkably complex and nuance window into one of the highest profile and most tragic political scandals of the last 20 years. For news and updates go to: ifcfilms.com/films/weiner

“Weiner” directors Josh Kriegman & Elyse Steinberg take us behind the scenes of filming their documentary about Anthony Weiner. The film follows the politician as he copes with a sexting scandal during the 2013 New York mayoral campaign. The film won the Documentary Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and the David Carr […] The post PN 07: Weiner Beyond the Headlines appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.