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BMUC member Peter Lammiman's research has uncovered a true story of the lost Palestinian Film Archive. The Film Archive contained over 100 films, including documentaries, made from before 1948 to the 1980's, and was lost during the Israeli bombardment of Beirut in 1982. It remains lost to this day. Peter shares a research article with presenter Merran McLaren and Rights, Rorts and Rants listeners at this time of more catastrophic loss for the Palestinian people. The paper is by Hend Alawadhi titled On what was, and what remains: Palestinian cinema and the Film Archive. Published in the International Academic Forum (IAFOR) Journal of Media, Communication & Film Vol 1 Issue 1 Summer 2013. The interview was first broadcast on Rights, Rorts and Rants on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1 FM on 7 June 2024 by Blue Mountains Unions & Community presented by Merran McLaren. The podcast was produced by Ann-Maree McEwan. If you'd like to add to the discussion, you can leave an audio comment about our show, which may be added to one of our podcasts. Apply to be a guest on our radio show, Rights, Rorts and Rants on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM, Fridays from 4pm to 6pm or livestreamed via rbm.org.au. Join a union - 1300 486 466 or join online. Join BMUC. Blue Mountains Unions & Community pays its respect to and acknowledges, the Darug and Gundungurra First Peoples of the Blue Mountains area and acknowledges this is Aboriginal Land that was never ceded. Authorised by D Smith, Secretary, Blue Mountains Unions Council Inc, 52-52A Great Western Hwy, Mount Victoria, NSW.
We continue our walk through the cracked landscape of The Dead Zone . We look at the twin evils of Frank Dodd and Greg Stillson.. mediocrity to hell ! Blessings or curses , lightness and dark - hold our hand and let's trip. x
Let your hosts Simon & Matt take you back to the winter wonderlands of The Dead Zone film. King & Cronenberg - a good marriage. Altogether now, " The ice is gonna break " !
Embla, Alexander og Lukas har sett franske filmer før 80-tallet og prøver å forklare hva som kjennetegner den franske nybølgen, modernismen og de franske auteurene. Hva er så spesielt med fransk film? Hvorfor er så mange av dagens store regissører inspirert av fransk film? Er det kjedelig? Er det pretensiøst? Vi tar for oss The 400 Blows, Playtime, Last Year At Marienbad, My Night At Maud`s og Daguerreotypes. Det blir gøy! Voulez-vous?
Hello. We continue our discussion about sounds in films, by talking about musicals. Also some Gaspar's Breaking News, and other good stuff. We have an instagram and twitter, @filmkrew7 and @krewfilm respectively. Also we have our own youtube channels, Dueri Kwon and gaspar_the_creature. Thank you for the support.
Pop music has had its share of bands with siblings: Gallaghers, Finns, Carpenters, Davies, Wilsons (some with heart and some with surf), Isleys, Warhursts….. Then there's the Mael men!!!!! Welcome to episode 135 of Love That Album podcast. Sparks, (ostensibly, Ron and Russell Mael) are that rare beast that are hugely identifiable despite having changed styles (and record companies) several times. By the time they released album number 11, “Angst In My Pants” in 1982, they'd experimented with rock, prog, euro-disco, pop….and they still had many albums and styles to go. Yet, when you hear a Sparks song, there's that "something" that makes you sure it's them. I am honoured to be joined by music and film writers, Heather Drain and Mike McPadden to discuss “Angst” as well as related peripheral topics. The album is loaded with jerky new-wave era pop. Like its title, much of the album sounds musically nervous and this is reflected in many of the record's songs. Join us as we talk about cigarettes with human traits, Stars on 45, humour in music without being comedic, fragile masculinity, taking the Mickey, anxiety, and (of course) hiding public erections….amongst several other tasteful topics. I also make a production comparison that I hope Heather will forgive me for…….. Having Heather and Mike on the show was a joy. They brought so much insight, and I look forward to further shows with them. Go to Heather's website at www.mondoheather.com to get links to her essays and podcast appearances, or to order her latest brilliant book, The Bizarro Encyclopedia of Film Vol.1 Mike is also keeping busy with 3 (count ‘em) excellent film podcasts on the go. Subscribe to 70 Movies We Saw In The 70s, Crackpot Cinema and Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema, and keep your film-loving earholes happy. You can also order his latest book Teen Movie Hell from https://www.teenmoviehell.com/ Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to Pantheon Podcasts to check out all their great shows.You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.If you'd consider writing an iTunes review we'd be immensely grateful. However, it'd be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.
Pop music has had its share of bands with siblings: Gallaghers, Finns, Carpenters, Davies, Wilsons (some with heart and some with surf), Isleys, Warhursts….. Then there’s the Mael men!!!!! Welcome to episode 135 of Love That Album podcast. Sparks, (ostensibly, Ron and Russell Mael) are that rare beast that are hugely identifiable despite having changed styles (and record companies) several times. By the time they released album number 11, “Angst In My Pants” in 1982, they’d experimented with rock, prog, euro-disco, pop….and they still had many albums and styles to go. Yet, when you hear a Sparks song, there's that "something" that makes you sure it's them. I am honoured to be joined by music and film writers, Heather Drain and Mike McPadden to discuss “Angst” as well as related peripheral topics. The album is loaded with jerky new-wave era pop. Like its title, much of the album sounds musically nervous and this is reflected in many of the record’s songs. Join us as we talk about cigarettes with human traits, Stars on 45, humour in music without being comedic, fragile masculinity, taking the Mickey, anxiety, and (of course) hiding public erections….amongst several other tasteful topics. I also make a production comparison that I hope Heather will forgive me for…….. Having Heather and Mike on the show was a joy. They brought so much insight, and I look forward to further shows with them. Go to Heather’s website at www.mondoheather.com to get links to her essays and podcast appearances, or to order her latest brilliant book, The Bizarro Encyclopedia of Film Vol.1 Mike is also keeping busy with 3 (count ‘em) excellent film podcasts on the go. Subscribe to 70 Movies We Saw In The 70s, Crackpot Cinema and Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema, and keep your film-loving earholes happy. You can also order his latest book Teen Movie Hell from https://www.teenmoviehell.com/ Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to Pantheon Podcasts to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. If you’d consider writing an iTunes review we’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.
Pop music has had its share of bands with siblings: Gallaghers, Finns, Carpenters, Davies, Wilsons (some with heart and some with surf), Isleys, Warhursts….. Then there's the Mael men!!!!! Welcome to episode 135 of Love That Album podcast. Sparks, (ostensibly, Ron and Russell Mael) are that rare beast that are hugely identifiable despite having changed styles (and record companies) several times. By the time they released album number 11, “Angst In My Pants” in 1982, they'd experimented with rock, prog, euro-disco, pop….and they still had many albums and styles to go. Yet, when you hear a Sparks song, there's that "something" that makes you sure it's them. I am honoured to be joined by music and film writers, Heather Drain and Mike McPadden to discuss “Angst” as well as related peripheral topics. The album is loaded with jerky new-wave era pop. Like its title, much of the album sounds musically nervous and this is reflected in many of the record's songs. Join us as we talk about cigarettes with human traits, Stars on 45, humour in music without being comedic, fragile masculinity, taking the Mickey, anxiety, and (of course) hiding public erections….amongst several other tasteful topics. I also make a production comparison that I hope Heather will forgive me for…….. Having Heather and Mike on the show was a joy. They brought so much insight, and I look forward to further shows with them. Go to Heather's website at www.mondoheather.com to get links to her essays and podcast appearances, or to order her latest brilliant book, The Bizarro Encyclopedia of Film Vol.1 Mike is also keeping busy with 3 (count ‘em) excellent film podcasts on the go. Subscribe to 70 Movies We Saw In The 70s, Crackpot Cinema and Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema, and keep your film-loving earholes happy. You can also order his latest book Teen Movie Hell from https://www.teenmoviehell.com/ Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to Pantheon Podcasts to check out all their great shows.You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.If you'd consider writing an iTunes review we'd be immensely grateful. However, it'd be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.
Pop music has had its share of bands with siblings: Gallaghers, Finns, Carpenters, Davies, Wilsons (some with heart and some with surf), Isleys, Warhursts….. Then there’s the Mael men!!!!! Welcome to episode 135 of Love That Album podcast. Sparks, (ostensibly, Ron and Russell Mael) are that rare beast that are hugely identifiable despite having changed styles (and record companies) several times. By the time they released album number 11, “Angst In My Pants” in 1982, they’d experimented with rock, prog, euro-disco, pop….and they still had many albums and styles to go. Yet, when you hear a Sparks song, there's that "something" that makes you sure it's them. I am honoured to be joined by music and film writers, Heather Drain and Mike McPadden to discuss “Angst” as well as related peripheral topics. The album is loaded with jerky new-wave era pop. Like its title, much of the album sounds musically nervous and this is reflected in many of the record’s songs. Join us as we talk about cigarettes with human traits, Stars on 45, humour in music without being comedic, fragile masculinity, taking the Mickey, anxiety, and (of course) hiding public erections….amongst several other tasteful topics. I also make a production comparison that I hope Heather will forgive me for…….. Having Heather and Mike on the show was a joy. They brought so much insight, and I look forward to further shows with them. Go to Heather’s website at www.mondoheather.com to get links to her essays and podcast appearances, or to order her latest brilliant book, The Bizarro Encyclopedia of Film Vol.1 Mike is also keeping busy with 3 (count ‘em) excellent film podcasts on the go. Subscribe to 70 Movies We Saw In The 70s, Crackpot Cinema and Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema, and keep your film-loving earholes happy. You can also order his latest book Teen Movie Hell from https://www.teenmoviehell.com/ Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to Pantheon Podcasts to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. If you’d consider writing an iTunes review we’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.
A Hollywood and Beyond with Steven Brittingham Podcast Special Presentation! Mike Genovese shares his memories of working on “Code Of Silence” starring Chuck Norris, Molly Hagan, and Henry Silva. Hear carefully selected clips from the film and learn why director Andrew Davis helped make this one of Chuck’s finest films. A true honor speaking with Mike for a full hour! Episode Description: Chicago cop Eddie Cusack (Chuck Norris) has his hands full as a war breaks out between two criminal organizations. The Italian-American organization and the dangerous Comacho family. He also has to deal with internal affairs and ironically protecting the daughter (Molly Hagan) of Tony Luna (portrayed by guest Mike Genovese). Directed by Andrew Davis (The Fugitive / Above the Law) this action-packed drama is considered by many to be Chuck’s finest films. "Code Of Silence" was directed by Andrew Davis and has music composed by David Frank Clips appear courtesy of and are property of: Orion Pictures Experience “Meaningful Interviews” with Cincinnati host Steven Brittingham with some of Hollywood’s most interesting people. Listen/Subscribe for free on:iHeartRadio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Google Play Music and more Created, Produced, Edited, Hosted by:Steven BrittinghamMusic Theme by: Dario SaracenoMany episodes feature Exclusive greetings from actress Anna Easteden and actress/chef Carrie Mitchum Many episodes feature Classic Radio style opening/ending segments! Contact Steven: hollywoodandbeyondshow@gmail.com "I hope you enjoyed listening to this Hollywood and Beyond Special Presentation! I enjoyed every moment creating the episode." - Host, Steven Brittingham
Today let's chat about some real world grass roots PR stuff. Remember, the one thing we need to emulate when it comes to the studio machine is PR. In vol 1 we talked about rolling out a PR campaign early enough to get the buzz going in anticipation of your film with online images and such. Now let's talk about old school foot pounding fun. Like and Follow on FACEBOOK and TWITTER: @IndieFilmPlace
Marketing and promotion of our films is as big of a deal, if not bigger than making the film. It is the engine that makes any film go after production is finished. In these installments of "How to promote your indie film" we'll explore techniques to get your movie in front of your audience. Website: theindiefilmplace.com Like and Follow on FACEBOOK and TWITTER: @IndieFilmPlace
We revisit the topic of Women in Film in our second episode on the subject. This time we have Hilary Thompson on to give some thoughts and ideas from the female perspective. We also discuss Wonder Woman and the expectations people have for it. Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Pocket Casts for new and old episodes. @FiresideComics
The B&E Podcast #108 Why We Love Film Vol.2: Wax On, Wax Off Soundcloud Link: soundcloud.com/thebandepodcast SUMMARY OF THE PODCAST: We return to discuss the finer points of some beloved films by ourselves and audiences worldwide. The pictures in review today are Pixar's wonderful "Inside Out", and John G. Avildsen's "The Karate Kid". We break them down on a technical storytelling level and also take time wandering and exploring the deeper thematic elements and ideas these stories were telling. POINT #1: "INSIDE OUT" -This modern Pixar classic has depth out the wazoo. There are so many messages and ideas being communicated it will blow your mind. With all the complexity to it, it all comes out of a very simple story concept which is key. POINT #2: "THE KARATE KID" -Re-examining a childhood favourite reveals many lessons about humility and the value of struggle in our lives. This is way more than just a story about a bunch of guys who want to punch each other. POINT #3: "WE DON'T KNOW SOMETIMES" -Both of these films illustrate this point. We don't often know why certain things happen the way that they do, but it's often exactly what we need. MENTIONS IN THIS PODCAST: Dageraad Brewing (Amber - Belgian Pale Ale) - Today's Craft Brewery B&E Podcast #64 - "Why Creating Art With Substance Is Simple" "How to Write a Great Movie" (Book) - Jeff Kitchen VALUABLE LINKS: www.TheBandEPodcast.com - The Official Website www.dageraadbrewing.com - Brewery of Choice Today www.BCFilmAcademy.com - The BC Film Academy www.ThePlayersCreativeCompany.com - Acting School
Yellow Chair - "Malvinas Go-Go" - Meng Jia (2013) The Spectacular Fantastic - "So Unreal" - Circling the Sun Thorn1 - "Minus Mercury" - The Leave of Leaves Scott Holmes - "Sunday Funday" - Music for TV and Film Vol. 1 Adrianna Krikl - "Glitch" - Sonic Escapes PC III - "The Interesting Actual" - The Interesting Actual -ono- - "re:Mirrors _ Neighborhood" - [EPV_184] forJN Samuel Corwin - "Flute and Drum, Rishikesh" - Selected Field Recordings from India and Nepal, Volume I (Folk Songs) Ryan Little - "Too Far Gone" Corwin Trails - "So Long Halcyon Day" - 93 EP Fabio Crivellaro - "Prostata Electronica" - Concept Album Kurteek - "Home Brew" - Asthmafunk table technology EP Krowne - "Air Pocket" - Just For Us chēēZ π - "Under The Influence" - The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/65917
Yellow Chair - "Malvinas Go-Go" - Meng Jia (2013) The Spectacular Fantastic - "So Unreal" - Circling the Sun Thorn1 - "Minus Mercury" - The Leave of Leaves Scott Holmes - "Sunday Funday" - Music for TV and Film Vol. 1 Adrianna Krikl - "Glitch" - Sonic Escapes PC III - "The Interesting Actual" - The Interesting Actual -ono- - "re:Mirrors _ Neighborhood" - [EPV_184] forJN Samuel Corwin - "Flute and Drum, Rishikesh" - Selected Field Recordings from India and Nepal, Volume I (Folk Songs) Ryan Little - "Too Far Gone" Corwin Trails - "So Long Halcyon Day" - 93 EP Fabio Crivellaro - "Prostata Electronica" - Concept Album Kurteek - "Home Brew" - Asthmafunk table technology EP Krowne - "Air Pocket" - Just For Us chēēZ π - "Under The Influence" - The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/65917
April 14th 2013 - Spring has arrived! Temperatures in Rotterdam till 22 Celsius and warm Spanish winds... Now look at the previous episode text intro and compare! We’re happy creatures in The Netherlands! Welcome to a new series we launch here today; music in cinematic style. Picturemusic contains original motion picture soundtrack files or files that could/should have been the theme of a movie. Spacemusic 8.9 Picturemusic part 1 [ escape from the planet ] [00:00] Welcome to Spacemusic 8.9 Picturemusic [00:08] Part 1: Escape from the Planet [01:34] RAMESES B. - Memoirs (Cinematic Version) visit the Rameses B. Soundcloud here [04:41] D.P. KAUFMAN - This Was Never Our Mountain buy the album Lullabies for the Apocalypse here [08:54] MARK PRESTON - Changing Colors buy the album Nature and Design here [13:44] MIKE BEEVER - The Munich Sessions pt.3 listen to the album on Bandcamp here [17:52] MIKE BEEVER - Atmospherics Trilogy: Sadness buy the album Music for Film Vol.3 here [23:12] EDWARD SHEAMUR - Elizabeth [Mother and Child OST] buy the album Mother and Child OST here [26:53] TOMAS DVORAK - The Castle [Machinarium Soundtrack] buy the album Machinarium here [28:57] TOMAS DVORAK - The Glasshouse with Butterfly [Machinarium Soundtrack] buy the album Machinarium here [32:28] SAYCET - Dreams in Tokyo buy the album One Day At Home here [37:16] COAX - Space Lounge download the album From the Endless Auburn here [41:47] THE FREE ASSOCIATION - Dreaming on a Train [Code 46 OST] buy the album Code 46 here [45:24] THE FREE ASSOCIATION - Apathy Drug {code 46 OST] buy the album Code 46 here [48:08] D.P. KAUFMAN - Where The Storm Will Never Reach buy the album Lullabies for the Apocalypse here [51:02] CLIFF MARTINEZ - First Sleep [Solaris OST] buy the album Solaris here [53:38] CLIFF MARTINEZ - Will She Come Back? [Solaris OST] buy the album Solaris here [58:12] WOJCIECH KILAR - Vocalise, The from The Ninth Gate buy the album The Ninth Gate here [1:02:00] HANS ZIMMER - Time [Inception OST] buy the album Inception here [1:05:48] Thank You For Supporting The Spacemusic Podcast! END.
April 14th 2013 - Spring has arrived! Temperatures in Rotterdam till 22 Celsius and warm Spanish winds... Now look at the previous episode text intro and compare! We’re happy creatures in The Netherlands! Welcome to a new series we launch here today; music in cinematic style. Picturemusic contains original motion picture soundtrack files or files that could/should have been the theme of a movie. Spacemusic 8.9 Picturemusic part 1 [ escape from the planet ] [00:00] Welcome to Spacemusic 8.9 Picturemusic [00:08] Part 1: Escape from the Planet [01:34] RAMESES B. - Memoirs (Cinematic Version) visit the Rameses B. Soundcloud here [04:41] D.P. KAUFMAN - This Was Never Our Mountain buy the album Lullabies for the Apocalypse here [08:54] MARK PRESTON - Changing Colors buy the album Nature and Design here [13:44] MIKE BEEVER - The Munich Sessions pt.3 listen to the album on Bandcamp here [17:52] MIKE BEEVER - Atmospherics Trilogy: Sadness buy the album Music for Film Vol.3 here [23:12] EDWARD SHEAMUR - Elizabeth [Mother and Child OST] buy the album Mother and Child OST here [26:53] TOMAS DVORAK - The Castle [Machinarium Soundtrack] buy the album Machinarium here [28:57] TOMAS DVORAK - The Glasshouse with Butterfly [Machinarium Soundtrack] buy the album Machinarium here [32:28] SAYCET - Dreams in Tokyo buy the album One Day At Home here [37:16] COAX - Space Lounge download the album From the Endless Auburn here [41:47] THE FREE ASSOCIATION - Dreaming on a Train [Code 46 OST] buy the album Code 46 here [45:24] THE FREE ASSOCIATION - Apathy Drug {code 46 OST] buy the album Code 46 here [48:08] D.P. KAUFMAN - Where The Storm Will Never Reach buy the album Lullabies for the Apocalypse here [51:02] CLIFF MARTINEZ - First Sleep [Solaris OST] buy the album Solaris here [53:38] CLIFF MARTINEZ - Will She Come Back? [Solaris OST] buy the album Solaris here [58:12] WOJCIECH KILAR - Vocalise, The from The Ninth Gate buy the album The Ninth Gate here [1:02:00] HANS ZIMMER - Time [Inception OST] buy the album Inception here [1:05:48] Thank You For Supporting The Spacemusic Podcast! END.
From New Zealand comes this 5.30mins of sound and emotion performed by CRASH! Based upon events that took place over February 2011. The Earthquake that ripped apart the people and buildings of Christchurch, South Island, NZ. The track will be on the forthcoming album Music for Film VOL. 5 to be released later…. EXCLUSIVELY here first on the Spacemusic podcast! artist: CRASH! / track: The Broken Line / Unreleased (yet) More information about CRASH? Check his site here TAKE 5 brings you tracks worth to check out…
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