Podcasts about lubezki

La tradición de los cinefotógrafos mexicanos Habrá quien diga que le gusta la fotografía de cine y que elija a Emmanuel Lubezki como uno de sus representantes más internacionales. Y no dirá una mentira. Lubezki es efectivamente uno de los cinefotógrafos mexicanos que más trabajan en el mundo, que innova y que tiene en su currículum colaboraciones con cineastas de enorme nivel. Pero en realidad la tradición de buena fotografía cinematográfica en México es larga y nos lleva a los orígenes mismos del cine. Desde esos años, hombres y mujeres han hecho de la fotografía para el cine algo realmente prodigioso y, no exageramos, han construido una firma que le da la vuelta al mundo. Por si eso fuera poco, varios de los fotógrafos para cine que han salido de la industria mexicana han conseguido premios internacionales, el Oscar por ejemplo, para mencionar al más popular de todos. ¿Este año habrá nuevo Oscar para un cinefotógrafo mexicano? Para eso habrá que esperar un poco pero no queremos dejar pasar la oportunidad de dedicar este episodio a la enorme tradición de la fotografía para cine en México. Para realizar este conteo y quizá predecir si ganaremos un Oscar más, invité al crítico de cine, investigador y profesor Leonardo García Tsao. Hablemos de la tradición de la fotografía para cine en México. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#59: In this episode, Veronica sits down with her friend Ale Lubezki, an integrative health coach, to unravel her remarkable journey of resilience and transformation. Ale openly shares her personal battles with eating disorders, the challenges of being diagnosed with gut problems, and the turning point that led her to view food not just as sustenance but as powerful medicine. From the depths of struggle, Ale emerged with a profound understanding of the mind-body connection and the healing potential within the foods we consume. She has transformed her relationship with food and, in turn, dedicated herself to coaching and guiding others on their paths to holistic well-being. Join us as Ale Lubezki takes us through her journey of turning adversity into an opportunity for growth. Learn how she not only overcame health obstacles but also found a way to empower others in their pursuit of a healthier and more balanced life. Discover the wisdom she imparts on fostering a positive relationship with food, embracing wellness, and cultivating resilience. If you've ever faced health challenges, struggled with your relationship with food, or are simply curious about the transformative power of nutrition, this episode is a must-listen.  Remember to like, rate, and subscribe to Martinis & Bikinis if you liked the episode! AllBirds + Free Socks - https://shop.allbirds.com/veronicadrouliaveronicadroulia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/martinisandbikinispod/support

(VIDEO PODCAST) This week we're joined by my friend Ale who is a holistic health coach, healer, and expert in healing through food! We discuss: - Ale's journey with reconnecting to her body, chronic illness, and healing through food and holistic practices - The gut-brain connection and how to strengthen your intuition - What it means to be connected to and safe within your body - How to know if your body/hormones are imbalanced - How to heal your relationship with food and your body and so much more! You can find Ale on IG here! Hope you enjoy xx TW: there is discussion of eating disorders so if this is a sensitive topic for you, please listen with discretion.

"Very odd, what happens in a world without children's voices." For Episode 278, Thomas and Brandon kick off their Dystopian series with one of Thomas' favorites, CHILDREN OF MEN. Listen as they discuss the transition from book to screen, the elaborate one-shots, and the movie's legacy.  Opening Banter (00:00:10) Intro to Dystopian Genre (00:03:22) Intro to Children of Men (00:07:18) History of How Children of Men Got to Production (00:14:12) Favorite Scenes (00:28:16) On Set Life - (00:50:13) Aftermath: Release and Legacy (01:01:43) What Worked and What Didn't (01:07:30) Film Facts (01:12:48) Awards (01:20:07) Final Questions (01:27:29) Preview for Next Week (01:37:14) CineNation will be co-sponsoring a late-night screening with Landmark's Nuart Theatre on August 11th at 10:30 pm. We'll be showing Brian De Palma's THE PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE. Get your tickets now: https://bit.ly/3pCZD4l Join our Patreon for More Content: https://www.patreon.com/cinenation Contact Us: Facebook: @cinenation Instagram: @cinenationpodcast Twitter: @CineNationPod TikTok: @cinenation Letterboxd: CineNation Podcast E-mail: cinenationpodcast@gmail.com

A real blast from the past. Out of nowhere, a classic, vintage, lost episode. Mike Nichols, Elaine May, Lubezki, a talented cast, Miami, Grant Heslov, a treasure trove of delight

It's the last week of June, and it's time for the final movie in our “Story within a story” series. This week's episode is Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) directed by Alejandro Iñárritu. We both really enjoy watching this movie. It's impressive shooting style and original music give Birdman a truly unique feel. Iñárritu and Lubezki are both brilliant, and their talents turn an ambitious, somewhat flawed script into an unforgettable experience.Next week we start a new month and a new theme: Nautical movies! Our free episode is next week, and it will be Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.Thank you all for the great movie suggestions. We've had such a good time watching all of these films, and we hope you have too!See you in the comments! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.mollymovieclub.com

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Connor & Jon decide to take the plunge into Malick's magnum opus and bring on their good friend Clayton Lyon to join in this celebration of life. Connor reminisces over this film's influence on his thesis film, Clayton gawks over Lubezki's cinematography, and Jon just can't get enough of those sweet space shots.WARNING: Major spoilers for The Tree of LifeLink to Rehearsing the Unexpected: https://www.amazon.com/Terrence-Malick-Daniele-Villa-author/dp/0571334709/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3JEVO1A6UMYAH&dchild=1&keywords=terrence+malick+rehearsing+the+unexpected&qid=1621173575&sprefix=rehearsing+the+u%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-1Follow us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rulesoftheframe/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rulesoftheframe  Twitter: https://twitter.com/RulesOfTheFrame  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCII7_Fevn8na1ZkXyfUeTQA/featuredFilms mentioned in this episode:---------------------------------The Tree of Life (2011) | Dir. Terrence MalickKnight of Cups (2015) | Dir. Terrence MalickThe Lighthouse (2019) | Dir. Robert EggersBoyhood (2014) | Dir. Richard LinklaterBadlands (1973) | Dir. Terrence MalickDays of Heaven (1978) | Dir. Terrence MalickThe New World (2005) | Dir. Terrence MalickSalome (2013) | Dir. Al PacinoInception (2010) | Dir. Christopher NolanDinosaur (2000) | Dir. Eric Leighton & Ralph ZondagThe Thin Red Line (1998) | Dir. Terrence MalickSong to Song (2017) | Dir. Terrence Malick2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) | Dir. Stanley KubrickVoyage of Time (2016) | Dir. Terrence Malick

#AcércateAlCineMexicano con la información que abordamos en este episodio: 1. El regreso de Yalitza Aparicio al cine será en una película de terror. 2. El cineasta Guillermo Arriaga entra al quite en serie de Sony. 3. Llegó el 'Limbo' de Alejandro González Iñárritu a los Estudios Churubusco. 4. La actriz Adriana Barraza aterroriza la pantalla de PoAmazon Prime con ‘Bingo'. 5. Arma el Museo de Academia de Cine de Hollywood homenaje a Alfonso Cuarón y Emmanuel ‘El Chivo' Lubezki. 6. Diseña artista mexicana campaña promocional del Oscar. 7. Murió Cepillín a los 75 años. 8. Fallece la actriz Isela Vega, símbolo erótico del cine mexicano. 9. Dedicarán retrospectiva a Tatiana Huezo en festival suizo. 10. Inicia la 3era temporada de los Jueves de Cine en la Casa Buñuel. 11. Por primera vez el Festival Internacional de Cine de la UNAM será totalmente en línea. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/close-up-mx/support

Clive Owen shows off his chops in this dystopian thrill-ride. The Chumps explore those deliciously long single-shot sequences, the jarring car ambush, and Clare-Hope Ashitey's stellar performance. Plus, a look at the newest episode of The Boys. And Corrye claps back at the Dune diversity haters.

This time, we break down a Children of Men movie review, a dystopian modern classic. With this movie, we discuss how this film takes steadi-cam to a whole new level, we wonder why Great Britain is the only country left standing after global catastrophe, and won't someone think of the children?! Let's dig in on Force Fed Sci-Fi! Children of Men Cast and Crew Directed by Alfonso Cuaron: Cuaron was beginning to come to the cinematic forefront with his prior film Y Tu Mama Tambien which brought him international acclaim and he was tasked to direct Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban after the previous film released. His Harry Potter also received worldwide critical acclaim with particular attention to the shift in tone for the series and being able to truly capture the spirit of the novels. He was brought onto Children of Men in 2001 and his time spent in the United Kingdom working on Harry Potter gave him unique insight into British society and culture that helps to flush out the look of Children of Men. Director of Photography, Emmanuel Lubezki: We tend to overlook cinematography on Force Fed Sci-Fi at times, but Lubezki's contributions to this film cannot be ignored. To briefly summarize, the cinematographer is responsible for everything you see visually on the movie screen in terms of lighting and focus. While working on Children of Men, Lubezki and Cuaron worked together to develop the revolutionary long takes and camera system used in the film and pioneered techniques that are becoming the standard in Hollywood, but more on that later…. Clive Owen as Theo: The early 2000's were good to Clive Owen. He was a finalist to take over the role of James Bond which ultimately went to Daniel Craig and while Craig's contribution to the Bond franchise can't be overstated, we can't help but wonder what the Bond films would look like if Owen were cast. At this point in 2006, he had appeared in films like The Bourne Identity, King Arthur, Closer, Sin City and Inside Man. He brought a unique cynicism to the character of Theo. He's playing a man who's been beaten down by life and has little to no personal connections following the death of his young son and his subsequent divorce from Julian. Looking back at Owen's career, Children of Men remains a standout from his great resume. Julianne Moore as Julian: Apart from her role in Evolution, Moore was easily the most high-profile actress to join the cast when she signed on in June 2005 having appeared in films like The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Boogie Nights, The Hours and Hannibal. She brings an emotional depth in the film as she interacts with Theo while balancing her desires to further the cause of the political group she's leading. In many ways, she's the only real virtuous individual in the film as everyone else wants to use Kee's baby for political gains instead of just treating it as a baby. Michael Caine as Jasper: Caine's career has too many credits to list off here (briefly talked about in our first film review episode on Inception), but needless to say, he had achieved legendary status at this point in 2006. In the film, Jasper and his wife are living in isolation in the forest, away from the political strife and tumultuous environment of London. In his prior life, he was a political cartoonist and his wife was a photojournalist; however, it's implied that she was captured and tortured at the hands of MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence service, and has left her an invalid and doesn't speak in the course of the film. The implications here are that journalism is either heavily censored or state run and perhaps they've become enemies of the state? Regardless, it's a brilliant bit of characterization that doesn't require any lines of dialogue to get across. Supporting Cast Members include: Chiwetel Ejiofor as Luke Clare-Hope Ashitey as Kee Charlie Hunnam as Patric Pam Ferris as Miriam Danny Huston as Nigel Children of Men: Book vs Film

Heute geht es um eine der Königsdisziplinen im Bereich Kameraführung (aber natürlich auch Storytelling und Drehbuch): Plansequenzen! Szenen die ohne Schnitt (bzw. ohne sichtbaren Schnitt) auskommen und zu dem sehr lang sind. Gerade bei unseren vorderen Plätzen ist viel Planung, Know-How und natürlich gute Schauspieler notwendig, um zu dem besagten, kleinen Meisterwerken der Filmkunst zu gelangen. Wir sagen: Kamera ab!

¡Hola Crononautas! La vida es equilibrio, y eso se hace patente más que nunca en nuestro ciclo de cine de catástrofes. Siendo fieles a nuestra máxima ¨un de cal, otra de arena, ¿cuál es la buena?¨, hoy hablamos de Hijos de los Hombres, el Yin del Yang que fue Armageddon. Acompañados de la actriz de doblaje Clara Schwarze (@scarlewharzac) ya en calidad de colaboradora, tratamos este film sobre un futuro distópico que supuso la confirmación de Alfonso Cuarón como uno de los mejores directores de su generación. Destacan por sus interpretaciones Clive Owen en el pico de su carrera junto a unos Julianne Moore y Chiwetel Ejiofor excelentes, y a un Michael Caine irreconocible. Teníamos que aprovechar la ocasión para dedicar un Detrás de la Claqueta a los planos secuencia, que complementará la sección de análisis del estilo de Cuarón. Como siempre, hablaremos del reparto y la producción antes de llegar al tercer bloque, momento de activar la alerta spoilers, después de la cual desmenuzaremos la película escena a escena. En este episodio suena la BSO de CronoCine compuesta por el artista musical El Arias (podéis encontrar su música en Facebook y Soundcloud). Además, suenan los temas Fall of the solar King de Twin Musicom , y Agnus Dei X - Bitter Suite de Kevin MacLeod (todas bajo licencias Cretive Commons 4.0).

¡Hola Crononautas! La vida es equilibrio, y eso se hace patente más que nunca en nuestro ciclo de cine de catástrofes. Siendo fieles a nuestra máxima ¨un de cal, otra de arena, ¿cuál es la buena?¨, hoy hablamos de Hijos de los Hombres, el Yin del Yang que fue Armageddon. Acompañados de la actriz de doblaje Clara Schwarze (@scarlewharzac) ya en calidad de colaboradora, tratamos este film sobre un futuro distópico que supuso la confirmación de Alfonso Cuarón como uno de los mejores directores de su generación. Destacan por sus interpretaciones Clive Owen en el pico de su carrera junto a unos Julianne Moore y Chiwetel Ejiofor excelentes, y a un Michael Caine irreconocible. Teníamos que aprovechar la ocasión para dedicar un Detrás de la Claqueta a los planos secuencia, que complementará la sección de análisis del estilo de Cuarón. Como siempre, hablaremos del reparto y la producción antes de llegar al tercer bloque, momento de activar la alerta spoilers, después de la cual desmenuzaremos la película escena a escena. En este episodio suena la BSO de CronoCine compuesta por el artista musical El Arias (podéis encontrar su música en Facebook y Soundcloud). Además, suenan los temas Fall of the solar King de Twin Musicom , y Agnus Dei X - Bitter Suite de Kevin MacLeod (todas bajo licencias Cretive Commons 4.0).

Es Navidad, estamos en vacaciones y es el mejor momento para escaparse a disfrutar la ciudad. Y en la capital mexicana una de las mejores opciones son los museos (es una de las urbes con más recintos de exhibición de todo tipo). Marlen, Edmundo y Gustavo hablan de sus exposiciones favoritas, de recomendaciones para recorrer en estos días y de sus recuerdos en museos: desde la (carísima) expo de Tim Burton, las míticas historias de largas filas con Yayoi Kusama, Andy Warhol o Los Impresionistas en el Dolores Olmedo. Además, conversan acerca de los museos en los que mejor se disfruta estar, como el MUAC en Ciudad Universitaria, de la exhibición de Realidad Virtual de Alejandro 'Yi' Iñárritu y El Chivo Lubezki, o de algunos horrores, como meter exposiciones de gran calidad en espacios infames (te estamos hablando, Bellas Artes, no te hagas).

This week, we circle back to this past year's Best Picture Nominee "The Revenant" (2015) and take a look back at a film that paved the way for Alejangro G. Inarrritu's survival epic when we dive into Werner Herzog's "Aguirre, the Wrath of God" (1972). Our featured music this week is by The National off of their newest release "Trouble Will Find Me".~ THE RUNDOWN ~00:01 - 11:02 The Warmup11:03 - 30:04 "The Revenant""Graceless" by The National31:28 - 46:18 "Aguirre, the Wrath of God""Sea of Love" by The National48:19 - 51:19 Mike and Ben Recommend51:20 - 52:43 This Week's Music52:44 - 53:58 Opening This Week STAY CONNECTED FacebookTwitterBen Hemphill LetterboxdMichael Hoffman Letterboxd

En esta ocasion, nuestro tema de conversacion gira en torno a Los Oscars (u oscares), las expos y las sesion que tuvimos el sabado pasado.

Después de la premiada broma (de mal gusto) llamada Birdman, la dupla mexicana Iñárritu-Lubezki se puso al servicio de este proyecto impulsado por DiCaprio y movido por dos fines. Darle el esquivo Oscar al actor y fraguar un experimento (aunque menos artificioso que Birdman), consistente en contar una historia de persecución simple y sin pretensiones, pero con un ritmo pausado y matizado con un entorno natural filmado a lo Terrence Malick... y llegar al gran público en el intento. Creemos que el experimento funciona. De esto y más hablamos en el podcast.

This week we dig into the Academy Award nominated film from Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu and Leonardo DiCaprio.  We briefly comment on some of the other newly announced Oscar nominations, but the bulk of the episode is spent stuck in the early 1800s Canadian wilderness with actors and filmmakers who decided to challenge themselves and take the audience along.  Subscribe on iTunes:  https://itun.es/i6gB67Y  Check out our Facebook page:  www.facebook.com/actorandengineer and follow us on twitter @actorengineer.

Talk about high energy! That's just what you get this week on BEHIND THE LENS as acclaimed director JUDY CHAIKIN and actor/writer/producer ARTURO MUYSHONDT are live going "behind the lens and below the line" with film critic debbie elias. Fresh off a successful festival and theatrical run with THE GIRLS IN THE BAND and now available as a Collector's Edition DVD chock full of extra footage not included in the film itself, Judy Chaikin kicks off today's show with some toe-tapping insight into this exciting documentary. Filled with untold stories of female jazz and big band instrumentalists and their inspiring, fascinating and groundbreaking journeys from the late 30's to the present day, music lovers, history buffs and cinephiles alike will be "in the mood" not only to check out this "must see" documentary, but hear from Judy herself about her passion for music and "the making of" THE GIRLS IN THE BAND! Then writer/producer/actor Arturo Muyshondt joins us live, calling from the United Nations where he is giving a presentation on THE PASTOR. The driving force behind Wolfgang Cinema and its well-known standard of excellence for producing films that inspire, educate and entertain, Arturo is live at the midway point of the show talking in depth about everything from the conception of the film to casting, performance, technical aspects, cconcurrently producing and acting, and above all, his core philosophy on bringing inspiration to the big screen. A timely and topical cross-cultural story and character study for our times, THE PASTOR opens in 400 theatres across the US via Fathom Events on January 25, 2016. Filmmakers will appreciate Arturo's tips on working with Fathom Events, as well as considerations in story development with faith based films. And peppered from beginning to end, listen to excerpts of debbie's exclusive interview with Emmanuel "Chivo" Lubezki, cinematographer of the Golden Globe Best Feature Drama winner, THE REVENANT, as they talk about shooting with the Alexa 65, lenses, natural light and more! http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com