Podcast appearances and mentions of Kim Longinotto

Today, we embark on the wrestling documentary Gaea Girls. Released in 2000 by British filmmakers Kim Longinotto and Jano Williams, the doc follows a wrestling training center and promotion called Gaea Japan. Through the lens, the audience is shown the brutality inflicted upon its students and asks the question if realizing one's dreams is worth being put through Hell. The doc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QgwFXZdYPY&t=1s

Welcome to the Directors UK Podcast! This episode comes from our member event with Frank Berry, director of Aisha, which stars Letitia Wright and Josh O'Connor. Frank spoke to fellow director Kim Longinotto about his career path, choosing his collaborators, and why listening is the key component to his filmmaking. We hope you enjoy the show!

What exactly is a portrait? As the National Portrait Gallery re-opens and Sheffield Documentary Festival begins, Shahidha Bari talks to the gallery's Chief Curator Alison Smith, film-makers Kim Longinotto and Franky Murray Brown about their film Dalton's Dream, photographer Johny Pitts, whose project Home is Not a Place moves to the Photographers' Gallery in London and New Generation Thinker Ana Baeza Ruiz about an oral history project with 1970s feminist artists. Producer: Sofie Vilcins You can hear music relating to an image held in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery every day on BBC Radio 3's Breakfast programme next week and an episode of the weekly curation of Words and Music inspired by portraits is broadcast on Sunday June 18th and then available on BBC Sounds for a month. On BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds a series called Close Encounters presented by Martha Kearney invites ten leading figures of today to the newly refurbished National Portrait Gallery to champion a favourite picture from the Gallery's collection. The NPG re-opens after refurbishment on June 22nd 2023. The NPG has linked up with Creative Southampton to open a show at Southampton City Art Gallery and Museums: which is a follow up to a project run by the NPG with Sheffield Galleries. Joshua Reynolds' birth on July 16th 1723 is being marked by an exhibition in the city of his birth at the Box Plymouth which runs until October 29th Johny Pitts' work has been on show in Sheffield, Edinburgh and is now opening at the Photographers Gallery London this June. The Sheffield Doc Festival runs June 14th to 19th premiering a host of films, tv and podcasts which will be coming your way soon. The screenings include Dalton's Dream on 15th June, by Kim Longinotto and Franky Murray Brown, which tracks the journey of the first non-British and Black man to win X-Factor UK and the new life which follows Blood & Fire: Our Journey Through Vanley Burke's History runs at Soho House in Birmingham until Nov 4th 2023

British documentary filmmaker Kim Longinotto and Chinese-American Director / Producer Jessica Kingdon join host Pamela Cohn to discuss familiarity, distance, perspective, and the independence of their practice.

This week, documentary filmmaker Kim Longinotto speaks to journalist Laurence Topham about her 2019 film Shooting the Mafia.The Barbican ScreenTalks Archive podcast is presented by Ellen E Jones and produced by Jane Long for Loftus Media. Listen to more episodes on: barbican.org.uk/screentalksarchive Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Acast or wherever you find your podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Shooting the Mafia" war im Jahr 2020 in französischen Kinos zu sehen und lief zuvor auf der Berlinale. Der Dokumentarfilm erzählt von Leben und Werk der ersten Fotojournalistin Italiens und von ihrem Kampf gegen die Mafia. Das Portrait einer mutigen Frau.von Jörg TaszmanHören bis: 19. Januar 2038, 04:14Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

"Shooting the Mafia" war im Jahr 2020 in französischen Kinos zu sehen und lief zuvor auf der Berlinale. Der Dokumentarfilm erzählt von Leben und Werk der ersten Fotojournalistin Italiens und von ihrem Kampf gegen die Mafia. Das Portrait einer mutigen Frau. von Jörg Taszman www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Frühkritik Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

"Shooting the Mafia" war im Jahr 2020 in französischen Kinos zu sehen und lief zuvor auf der Berlinale. Der Dokumentarfilm erzählt von Leben und Werk der ersten Fotojournalistin Italiens und von ihrem Kampf gegen die Mafia. Das Portrait einer mutigen Frau.von Jörg TaszmanHören bis: 19. Januar 2038, 04:14Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

This week the Dudes travel to Central Africa and the country of Cameroon. We watch and chat about the 2005 documentary Sisters In Law directed by Florence Ayisi and Kim Longinotto. Sisters In Law documents the powerful story of women involved in the judicial system in Cameroon fighting against spousal abuse and violence against women. A beautiful watch! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/threedudespod/message

Le nuove uscite: “The Specials-Fuori dal comune”di Olivier Nakache ed Eric Toledano; “Unfit-La psicologia di Donald Trump”di Dan Partland e di ritorno sulle piattaforme “Anni Amari” di Andrea Adriatico e “Shooting Mafia” di Kim Longinotto, con un commento di Letizia Battaglia (dall’intervista alla fotografa di Tiziana Ricci). ..Francesco Castelnuovo, giornalista di Sky Cinema presenta il suo libro su Ennio Morricone (Bietti Edizioni). Intervista a Daniele Vicari regista di “L’Alligatore”, serie di film tratta dai romanzi di Massimo Carlotto su RaiPlay e Rai 2. TFF 38 con Beniamino Catena sul suo film “Vera de verdad” e un estratto audio di “Radio Amarcord” di Sergio Ferrentino.

Le nuove uscite: “The Specials-Fuori dal comune”di Olivier Nakache ed Eric Toledano; “Unfit-La psicologia di Donald Trump”di Dan Partland e di ritorno sulle piattaforme “Anni Amari” di Andrea Adriatico e “Shooting Mafia” di Kim Longinotto, con un commento di Letizia Battaglia (dall'intervista alla fotografa di Tiziana Ricci). ..Francesco Castelnuovo, giornalista di Sky Cinema presenta il suo libro su Ennio Morricone (Bietti Edizioni). Intervista a Daniele Vicari regista di “L'Alligatore”, serie di film tratta dai romanzi di Massimo Carlotto su RaiPlay e Rai 2. TFF 38 con Beniamino Catena sul suo film “Vera de verdad” e un estratto audio di “Radio Amarcord” di Sergio Ferrentino.

Letizia BattagliaSabrina Pisu"Mi prendo il mondo ovunque sia"Una vita da fotografa tra impegno civile e bellezzaEinaudi Editorehttps://www.einaudi.it/Letizia Battaglia, la fotogiornalista italiana piú famosa e premiata al mondo, racconta qui per la prima volta e in prima persona senza censure, la sua vita di fotografa, politica e donna.Letizia Battaglia, la fotogiornalista italiana piú famosa e premiata al mondo, racconta per la prima volta e in prima persona senza censure la sua vita. È la biografia di una donna che ha trovato il coraggio di combattere per conquistare se stessa. La fotografia è la scintilla che fa brillare la stella nel suo cielo, dentro la camera scorre la pellicola di libertà con cui rivoluzionerà il significato delle immagini nel racconto di cronaca e, soprattutto, la sua vita. Un libro profondo, sincero e appassionante, in cui la sua storia, di donna e fotoreporter, s'interseca con la Storia di Palermo, insanguinata dalla guerra di mafia. Sabrina Pisu, coautrice del volume, ricostruisce e analizza gli scenari socio politici e gli esiti giudiziari di quella stagione in cui Letizia Battaglia ha avuto un ruolo di primo piano, come grande e coraggiosa testimone, impegnata per costruire una società piú giusta.Letizia Battaglia, fotografa palermitana di fama mondiale, ha ricevuto numerosi riconoscimenti internazionali. Ha partecipato a importanti mostre e manifestazioni in Italia e all'estero. Nel 2017 è tra le 11 donne piú influenti al mondo scelte dal «New York Times». Su di lei è stato realizzato il documentario Shooting the Mafia (2019), diretto dalla regista britannica Kim Longinotto. È stata anche ispiratrice e protagonista del film di Franco Maresco La mafia non è piú quella di una volta (2019), premiato a Venezia. Dal 1991 dirige la rivista di sole donne «Mezzocielo» e dal 2017 il Centro Internazionale di Fotografia di Palermo.Sabrina Pisu, giornalista e inviata, ha seguito alcuni dei piú importanti avvenimenti nazionali e internazionali per il canale televisivo multilingue Euronews. Ha realizzato reportage su fatti di mafia e corruzione, con interviste in esclusiva, e ha collaborato con Radio24 - Il sole 24ore, Sky e Rai3. Con A. Zardetto ha scritto L'Aquila 2010. Il miracolo che non c'è (Castelvecchi 2010) e, con V. Calia, Il caso Mattei. Le prove dell'omicidio del presidente dell'Eni (chiarelettere 2017), che ha vinto diversi premi letterari.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Welcome to the debut episode of Ball Busters: a podcast about lethal ladies, scream queens, man-mangling martial artists, and ferocious female freedom fighters from every corner of the world. For our first episode, we discuss the origins of the podcast and what we aim to achieve through our future episodes before diving into documentary film Gaea Girls from 2000 (directed by Kim Longinotto & Jano Williams.) This tough documentary pulls back the curtain on Japan's Gaea Girls as we witness the brutal and intense training regime that many professional hopefuls must go through before being allowed in the ring full-time. Notable timestamps for this episode: Show Goals & Looking Forward (1:16) 20 Questions (31:24) Feature Presentation: Gaea Girls (49:55) Ratings (1:29:11) Further Studies: Other Wrestling Movies We've Watched (1:31:18) Suggestions for Next Episode & Sign Off (1:40:33) Other notes and credits: View the Letterboxd list of related films for this episode. The Ball Busters theme song was written, composed, produced and performed by Casey Lyons aka Target & Hondo. Please support our Patreon, if you can! Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669! Check out the other Compañeros Radio Network shows: Movie Melt Songs on Trial Get Soft with Dr Snuggles Heavy Leather Horror Show In Search of the Perfect Podcast

Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw, a podcast where we reach out to friends to talk about what we've been watching. It's as simple as that. Joining Nicolas Rapold this time is Brazil-based critic and programmer Ela Bittencourt. We've worked with Ela on a number of articles, and her most recent project was the Venice Days program at the upcoming Venice film festival. Documentary was the focus of our conversation, ranging from a new Iranian film about a prison for women and girls, Sunless Shadows, to an early feature by Errol Morris called Vernon, Florida. We also discussed Agnès Varda's groundbreaking debut La Pointe Courte; a fascinating film about visual culture and personal perceptions, The Viewing Booth; Kim Longinotto's Divorce Iranian Style; and Again Once Again by Argentine author Romina Paula. Also mentioned are the instant barroom classic Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, and the landmark work of Portuguese director Paolo Rocha. Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Siobhan McDonnell, founder and director of HeteroDocs, take us through her highlights and takeaways from IDFA, the world's largest documentary film festival held annually since 1988 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. With a growing focus on VR and immersive technologies, Siobhan and Jake discuss some of the most cutting-edge immersive experiences of IDFA 2019 - and among these, Victoria Mapplebeck’s VR documentary, “The Waiting Room” which just won the IDFA DocLab Award for Digital Storytelling. Listen to learn more about how VR and new technologies are changing storytelling in documentaries, get insights from panel talks and industry events at IDFA, If you want to see more of Siobhan’s work with HeteroDocs, check out her website: https://heterodocs.com/ Bonus info: Victoria Mapplebeck is also featured in our first Real Stories podcast episode, as the director of the BAFTA- winning Real Stories documentary, “Missed Call.”If you want to check out the documentaries and directors that are being mentioned in this episode, we’ve listed them here for reference:From IDFA 2019:Waiting Room - VR documentary by Victoria Mapplebeck (Winner IDFA DocLab Award for Digital Storytelling)Ayahausca: Kosmik Journey Dome Experience - VR documentary by Jan Kouen 'Jawline' debut feature by Liza Mandelup Other:Travelling While Black - VR documentary by Roger Ross WilliamsTaqwacore: The Birth of Punk Islam by Omar Majeed - you can see this documentary on Real Stories YouTube.Kim Longinotto, documentary filmmakerSean McAllister , documentary filmmakerNonny de la Peña, journalist and immersive documentary filmmakerAlso, if you’re interested in the numbers around VR and immersive technologies, Digital Catapult recently released a report on the immersive economy in the UK 2019, which can be found on their website. Real Stories is available on Youtube and Facebook, and you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram too - and don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast, available on Spotify, Itunes, Player FM, and Acast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Neste quarto episódio o Fernando Vasquez, o Jorge Pereira e o Hugo Gomes regressam para analisar o grande filme do momento, "O Irlandês" de Martin Scorsese, e falar “Shooting the Mafia” de Kim Longinotto, "Transnistra" de Anna Eborn, " e "O Filme do Bruno Aleixo" de João Moreira, entre outros trabalhos que passaram na 6ta edição do Porto Post Doc. O Feios, Porcos e Maus regresse em breve para revelar os melhores filmes de 2019!

Clive Anderson and Athena Kugblenu are joined by Niamh Cusack, Laura Dockrill and Kim Longinotto for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Rick Wakeman and Marry Waterson & Emily Barker.

Headed back to Sundance 2019 chatting with director Kim Longinotto and her team about the documentary Shooting the Mafia opening today at the Landmark Opera Plaza in San Francisco. Listen in and #sharewithafriend.  Let us know how we're doing: therealbtpod@gmail.com Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Listen in every Monday from 5:30 - 6 AM on BFF.FM POWERED BY 

Welcome to second episode of Modern Films podcast, in this episode we're excited to have film legend Kim Longinotto to discuss her storied career and latest documentary Shooting the Mafia, an eye-opening profile of Sicilian organised crime photographer Letizia Battaglia, in cinemas across UK and Ireland 29 November. modernfilms.com/mafia "I have never seen a film that succeeded more completely in stripping the romantic and mythic aura from organised crime, and revealing the mafia" Film Comment "The most arresting documentary work of the past few decades" Little White Lies "A meld of portraiture and social history that is as tender, humane and generous as it is harrowing." Sight & Sound " 'Shooting the Mafia' aptly conveys Battaglia's many layers, while exemplifying the power in not looking away" Roger Ebert

V oddaji Gremo v kino sta pod drobnogledom Božja milost Françoisa Ozona (film je prejel veliko nagrado žirije na letošnjem Berlinalu) in dokumentarec Mafija v objektivu Kim Longinotto, v središču katerega je fotografinja Letizia Battaglia. Z Martinom Turkom se pogovarjamo ob svetovni premieri njegovega filma Ne pozabi dihati v Rimu, poročamo o Dnevih nemškega filma v Slovenski kinoteki in o Noči grozljivk v Kinodvoru, poleg tega predstavljamo program 30. Ljubljanskega mednarodnega filmskega festivala Liffe.

Premiero je doživel vojni film Preboj o dogodkih iz marca 1945, ko sta na Menini planini partizanski diviziji presekali obroč 22-krat številčnejše nemške vojske in si priborili svobodo. Režiser in soscenarist je Dejan Babosek, film pa je posnet po knjigi spominov danes 96-letnega partizanskega komandanta Franca Severja – Frante Past na Menini planini. V avstrijskem filmskem muzeju na Dunaju so ta teden pripravili retrospektivo filmov Vlada Škafarja, medtem ko je Ljubljano v četrtek obiskala prejemnica nagrade Darko Bratina, britanska dokumentaristka Kim Longinotto, ki na neposreden, diskreten in hkrati politično ozaveščen način izpostavlja vlogo ženske v sodobni družbi. Premiero je doživel tudi njen dokumentarec Mafija v objektivu. Woody Allen je dogajalni prostor svojega novega filma znova umestil v New York in igralsko ekipo napolnil z obetavnimi imeni mlade generacije. Romantično komedijo Deževen dan v New Yorku bomo ocenili prav tako kot nadaljevanje komično-grozljivega žanrskega hibrida izpred desetih let, tokrat z naslovom Vrnitev v deželo zombijev.

The final episode of our Berlinale trilogy is a continuation of Neil’s travels around the German capital watching films and talking to filmmakers and critics, and a culmination of Neil and Dario’s reflections on the festival and the films they both saw. The pair discuss Andre Hörmann’s Chicago boxing documentary Ringside and the episode also features some of Neil’s interview with the filmmaker as well as a section of his chat with Kim Longinotto, whose film Shooting The Mafia Neil and Dario discussed in the first Berlinale episode. Neil also shares his thoughts on the PJ Harvey documentary A Dog Called Money, the Colombian genre-bender Monos, the Kino Lorber revival of Bette Gordon’s Variety and the finally revealed to the world concert film masterpiece that is Amazing Grace. Film critics sharing their time and reflections on this episode are Rhys Handley, Ian Mantgani and Kambole Campbell. Thanks to everyone whose contributions have made these three episodes possible including, and maybe especially, Kingsley Marshall of Film at Falmouth. Subscribe via: iTunes PlayerFM Spotify Patreon

The Cinema For All Podcast is a celebration of going to the cinema. In this eighth, full length episode Jaq and Abi talk about their favourite documentaries – what makes a doc cinematic, the attraction of docs to modern audiences and some of the recent huge box office successes such as RBG, Three Identical Strangers and Free Solo. The also chat about what they’ve seen at the cinema recently (Vice, Fyre, The Favourite) and what’s coming out soon (On the Basis Sex, Capernaum and A Private War). In this episode, we also welcome Sheffield Doc/Fest Interim Director Melanie Iredale, who talks with us about the festival, her favourite documentaries and what makes a documentary really resonate with an cinema audience. The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUESTS: Melanie Iredale PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us! For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforall Here's a list of Melanie's ten favourite documentaries: Strong Island, d. Yance Ford Rough Aunties, d. Kim Longinotto Grizzly Man, d. Werner Herzog Man on Wire, d. James Marsh The Arbor, d. Clio Bernard Drifters, d. John Grierson The Punk Singer, d. Sini Anderson A Woman Captured, d. Bernadette Tuza Ritter The Writing in the Sand, d. Sikka Liisa Konttinen We Are Many, d. Amir Amirani

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Mark talks to filmmaker Kim Longinotto and musician Richard Hawley about their collaboration on Love Is All.

Cinematologists contributor Kingsley Marshall picks Blue Steel to discuss his research on the work of director Kathryn Bigelow and Neil interviews British film director Kim Longinotto about her work. Dario and Neil also discuss whether films can have real social or political impact. Kim Longinotto's Dreamcatcher, official site. Kim Longinotto talks to fellow Cinematologists interviewee Jeanie Finlay for The Talkhouse. 

The relationship between filmmaker and subject is a topic hotly debated by filmmakers, academics, and journalists. Methods such as undercover filming, encrypted communication and Skype allow filmmakers to reach individuals who may otherwise be reluctant to speak or difficult to meet in-person. However, unprecedented access to a compelling story can come with a risk to the individuals at the centre of the film. When the telling of a story has potential consequences, how can a filmmaker ensure the protection of their subjects? The panel members discuss circumstances in which the presence of a camera can be risky business. With speakers Orlando Von Einsiedel, Juliana Ruhfus, Beadie Finzi and Kim Longinotto. 

Dylan Evans tells Matthew Sweet about his experimental community in the Scottish Highlands and why the Utopia Experiment failed. They are joined by Elaine Barker who has looked at communities set up by religious cults and Joe Duggan of Transition Town in Crystal Palace. Also our changing attitudes to eroticism on film. In the week when the release of the film Fifty Shades of Grey is causing much excitment Matthew discusses prudishness and prurience in British cinema with film historian Melanie Williams, sexploitation screen writer David McGillivray and documentary maker Kim Longinotto.

In this interview, Donnchadh Tiernan talks to Ross Whitaker, the Festival Programmer of the IFI Stranger Than Fiction Documentary Festival, which takes place September 25th – 28th. This year's festival includes the world premiere of Ciarín Scott’s In a House That Ceased to Be as well as premieres for other Irish films, including Blood Fruit, Showrunners and It Came from Connemara!!. The international programme includes Irish premieres of Steve James’ Life Itself about the film critic Roger Ebert, Kim Longinotto’s Love is All, Joe Berlinger’s Whitey: United States of America V. James J. Bulger, Andreas Johnsen’s Ai Weiwei – The Fake Case and Amir Amirani’s We Are Many. The festival also welcomes Amir, Kim and Andreas as guests to the festival, along with long-time Werner Herzog producer André Singer, who presents his new film Night Will Fall.

P1 fredagen den 3 oktober kl. 18.15 och söndagen den 5 oktober kl. 16.03 Kino dyker huvudstupa ner bland sammetsbrokader och puffbyxor. I bioaktuella ”Den andra systern Boleyn” slåss Scarlett Johansson och Natalie Portman om Henrik den åttondes gunst och i kommande ”The Duchess” spelar Keira Knightley 1700-talsgrevinna med äktenskapsproblem. När tar klädfrosseriet överhanden, hur står det till med könsrollerna och hur mycket får man leka med historien? Mårten Blomkvist och Elin Claeson kommer till studion och diskuterar kostymfilmens väsen. En annorlunda typ av kostymdrama är regissören Peter Greenaways senaste film, Rembrandtporträttet ”Nightwatching”. Vi har träffat honom och pratat konstnärsfilm, Ingmar Bergman och youtube. Möt också hyllade dokumentärfilmaren Kim Longinotto, som i sin nya film ”Håll mig hårt, låt mig gå” skildrar vardagen på en skola för elever med svåra psykologiska trauman.Programledare Roger Wilson.

This April 3rd on Women's Magazine we will talk to documentary filmmaker Kim Longinotto director of "Divorce Iranian Style" and "Pride of Place" just two of her many films being shown at the Pacific Film Archives in Berkeley this April 13th thur April 15th. Kim Longinotto's direct, compassionate documentaries take us into the often inaccessible worlds of girls and women who are standing up for their rights in the face of tradition. And Preeti Shekar interviews Sikata Banerjee on her book "Make me a Man: Masculinity, Hinduism and Nationalism in India," focusing on how the right wing Hindu fundamentalist movement in India shapes ideas and ideals of masculinity and femininity and what this implies for women in Indian society. Also for National Poetry month we will feature well know and not so well known women poets. The post Women's Magazine – April 3, 2006 appeared first on KPFA.