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Light, fire, water, fruit, and worms; “just the basics”, are Matt Berninger's recurring themes, and these emerge again on his second solo album Get Sunk. One of life's sponges, Berninger is constantly observing and recording the world around him - on paper scraps, whiteboards, garageband files, notes-to-self via text messages and even on baseballs. The sketches of songs ideas, lyrics and poems are transcribed from his brain to his fingertips, ready to go when the songwriting process gets underway. Once you understand this, it's easier to see just how the man has become prolific. Having written lyrics for not one but two albums with his band The National in 2023, his catalogue of solo works is fast developing, first album Serpentine Prison arrived in 2021 (a substantial achievement given that Berninger had some debilitating bouts of depression around the COVID period). After the exercise in traditional, classic song making that was Serpentine Prison, new album Get Sunk is much more an indie pop record not a million miles from The National. It even contains a surefire hit (in the parallel universe where good songs become hits), in the form of drivetime indie single Bonnet Of Pins, destined to become a firm fan favourite. Coming in at 10 tracks, Get Sunk is a lean, mean machine of well-crafted, mid-paced indie and easy on the ear ballads. It's a consistently engaging listen, but some songs, Frozen Oranges, Little By Little, Nowhere Special really showcase Berninger's powers. If this was the 80s, Matt Berninger would have a solo hit record on his hands and a parallel successful career as rock band frontman and solo artist. But, given this is the 21st century streaming era, he'll have to make do with a modestly successful outlet for his prolific creativity - some half-million listeners on his Spotify profile as validation. It's a worthwhile endeavour. Besides, having extra-curricular projects is critical to longevity - very much one of our underlying themes. Berninger's core project, The National, are a rare exception to the rule of a band's career as the proverbial rollercoaster ride. No stratospheric rise as such, more a steady climb. No ‘disintegration' or crash to the bottom for this band, who continue to go from strength to strength it seems. They've never been dropped, now having made 10 albums over 25 years - all of them on the ultra-cool indie label 4AD. The band now is the original line up since the beginning and since The National is Berninger plus two sets of twins, any alternative seems unthinkable. If every band wants the career of Radiohead, then the career of The National can't be too far behind in the dreams of young friends forming indie bands in every small corner of the world. Still, it took a minute. As Berninger quips “longevity takes a long time”...before elaborating on the early days:“We were ignored for the first couple of records, nobody paid attention to us until Alligator and Boxer. Those records were hard fought, but by then, we had four records and so you couldn't pin us down. Then Annie Clark (St. Vincent) and Sufjan Stephens started helping us and we grew this community in Brooklyn that became a really healthy thing for all of us”. Creating a body of work of some four albums before registering on the radar is the way to go, if you can get away with it. By the time High Violet came around in 2010 (and its highly successful successors Trouble Will Find Me, Sleep Well Beast), The National were a bona fide transatlantic success. More than that, however, they represent (probably along with Arctic Monkeys) how a band of the 21st century can achieve a kind of success that is, in essence, a throwback to the old world. Despite this and maybe becauSupport the showGet more related content at: https://www.songsommelier.com/

On this episode, I spoke to actor James Norton and director, writer, and producer Uberto Pasolini about their work on Nowhere Special.  James Norton is best known for his roles in the popular British television series “Happy Valley,” “McMafia,” “War and Peace” and “Granchester.” In 2015 he was nominated for a BAFTA TV Award for Best Supporting Actor for his work on “Happy Valley” and in 2021 was nominated for a BIFA (Best Actor) for “Nowhere Special.” His work encompasses stage and screen; his most recent theatre performance in Ivo Van Hove's staging of “A Little Life,” for which James garnered an Olivier Award nomination for his role as ‘Jude.' His screen work includes Greta Gerwig's “Little Women,” the Netflix thriller “Things Seen and Heard” with Amanda Seyfried, HBO Series “The Nevers,” Agnieszka Holland's “Mr Jones” and most recently as the legendary record producer, Chris Blackwell, in the blockbuster hit, “Bob Marley: One Love.”  Uberto Pasolini founded Red Wave Films in 1993. He produced “The Full Monty,” which took over 250 million dollars at the worldwide box office, won a BAFTA for Best Film and was nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture. Other Red Wave produced films include “Palookaville” and “The Emperor's New Clothes.” In 2007 Uberto directed, wrote and produced “Machan,” winner of numerous international awards including the Europa Cinemas Label Award in Venice. “Still Life,” his second feature, starred Eddie Marsan and Joanne Froggatt and went on to win Best Director, Orizzonti, Venice 2013 and numerous international festival awards. “Nowhere Special” starring James Norton premiered in Orizzonti at the 2020 Venice Film Festival.

Andy Farnsworth joins KSL-TV to help audiences decipher #WhatToWatch for the weekend of May 10, 2024. The latest adaptation of the Planet of the Apes movie saga, “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,” has outstanding visuals and a surprisingly engaging story. (Check out Steve Salles review here!)  The best thing Andy watched this week was "Nowhere Special," a movie about a terminally ill single father in Ireland who is forced to interview potential adoptive families for his 4-year-old son to live with after he passes. With limited showings at the Megaplex Jordan Commons and the Broadway Centre Cinemas, it's worth the effort to catch a showing.  For streaming, there's a series on AppleTVPlus called "Dark Matter" is an interesting sci-fi tale: A physicist gets mugged one night, and when he wakes up, nothing in his life is like it was just hours before. And Mother of the Bride" on Netflix poorly-cast Brooke Shields as a brides mother dealing with an awkward situation.  The brains behind Fan Effect are connoisseurs of categories surpassing nerdy with a goal to publish a weekly "What to Watch on the Weekend" minisodes, taken from KSL-TV's Friday segment, and two deep-dives a month on shows, creative works, artists, local events, and other fandom topics.  Based in the beautiful beehive state, Fan Effect celebrates Utah's unique fan culture as it has been declared The Nerdiest State in America by TIME, and is hosted by KSL Movie Show's Andy Farnsworth and KSL Podcasts' KellieAnn Halvorsen.   Listen regularly on your favorite platform, at kslnewsradio.com, kslpodcasts.com, or on the KSL NewsRadio App. Join the conversation and get the latest 'nerdly' news on Facebook @FanEffectShow. Fan Effect is sponsored by Megaplex Theatres, Utah's premiere movie entertainment company. 

More and more films come your way for the month of May! WEMU's David Fair chats up all things cinema, including all of the upcoming films and special screenings, with Marquee Arts executive director, Russ Collins!

Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Lael Loewenstein and Peter Rainer review this weekend's new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms— in three minutes or less!

James Norton (Bob Marley: One Love, Little Women) stars as John, a 35-year-old window cleaner who has dedicated his life to bringing up his 4-year-old son, Michael (Daniel Lamont), after the child's mother left them soon after giving birth. When John is given only a few months left to live, he attempts to find a new, perfect family for Michael, determined to shield him from the terrible reality of the situation. Although initially certain of what he is looking for in the perfect family, John gradually abandons his early convictions, over- whelmed by doubts on the decision. How can he judge a family from a brief encounter? And does he know his own child well enough to make this choice for him? As John struggles to find the right answer to his impossible task, he comes to accept the help of a young social worker, opening himself to solutions he would never have considered. And he finally comes to accept his anger at the injustice of his destiny, the need to share the truth with his son, and to follow the child's instincts on the biggest decision of their lives. Director / Producer / Writer Uberto Pasolini joins us for a conversation on bringing lead actor James Norton (John), how he found BIFA nominated actor Daniel Lamont (Michael), how they became trusted friends before and during the shoot and the story behind this unfettered and heartfelt film. For more go to: cohenmedia.net/product/nowhere-special

Director Uberto Pasolini and James Norton discuss avoiding sentimentality and collaborating on their film Nowhere Special (2020).  Seventh Row Host Alex Heeney interviews them and offers her take on why this heartwarming and heartbreaking tearjerker is worth your time. James Norton plays John, a 35-year-old window cleaner and single dad who is dying of an unspecified disease. To prepare for the future, he searches for adoptive parents to care for his three-year-old son Michael after he dies. The film is about the relationship between father and son and its mundanities, how we care for and protect our children, and how the pair learn to cope with their reality. It's tender and warm, and James Norton is great. Nowhere Special is out in US cinemas today. It's streaming on BBC iPlayer on the UK.  For detailed show notes, visit: https://seventh-row.com/2021/01/06/ep-73-explorations-of-rape-culture-in-promising-young-woman-and-the-assistant/ Subscribe to our FREE newsletter for updates on all Seventh Row content + streaming recommendations.  Follow Seventh Row on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and read our articles at seventh-row.com. On this episode: 0:00-10:49 Introduction to the film 10:49-29:22 Interview with James Norton and Uberto Pasolini 29:22-31:06 Related episodes, announcements Related Episodes: Ep. 85: The films of Naomi Kawase, featuring True Mothers Bonus 19: Who is the poshest actor in Britain? Coming Soon: Abortion on Film Season In this six-episode season, we discuss how socially progressive depictions of abortion on film have changed and developed since the 1950s. We're putting the finishing touches on the season now, and hoping to have it out in about a month's time.  Find out more about the Abortion on Film season Become a member to listen to the entire season today! We will begin airing the show to the public in the coming weeks.

Every Friday Movie Lover Mel McKay teams up with The Box Officer, Derek Zemrak to chat movies. There's nothing worse than spending your hard earned time and money on a horrible movie. How many Slates will Derek give that movie you are dying to see?

Every Friday Movie Lover Mel McKay teams up with The Box Officer, Derek Zemrak to chat movies. There's nothing worse than spending your hard earned time and money on a horrible movie. How many Slates will Derek give that movie you are dying to see?

Five months after 7 October, and with talk of an imminent hostage deal receding thanks to deadly events on the ground in Gaza, Yonit and Jonathan take stock of what the war has done to life in Israel - and to Jews in the diaspora. They're joined by writer and comedian David Baddiel as his landmark book, Jews Don't Count, is published in Hebrew and ask if the attitudes he laid bare when the book was first published have changed - or only hardened. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook: Unholy Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Sal off for the week at a Con in Russia (huh?), Mandy takes his seat. After talking about the historic sweep by the Columbus Blue Jackets and New York Islanders, they get into a crazy week. First Erik Blythe from RandomChatter come out to discuss the news coming out of Star Wars Celebration including breaking down the Rise of Skywalker trailer, The Mandalorian and more. Then there is a full breakdown of the Disney+, during which Cristian (Blake & Mandy's son) joined the show and then pulled up a seat and discussed the WWE Superstar Shakeup and other wrestling news.

Hobbies and leisure activities aren't just neat ways to give your characters something to do in-between plot beats -- they can also communicate a lot to the reader about the world you're building! Developing hobbies and entertainment in a world also touches on what that culture thinks about work, income, community, and many other components of society. Guest Matt Wallace joins us to discuss the opportunities presented by giving your characters the chance to play, craft, and just muck about with things! How much of a hobby is devoted to pure pleasure? What changes when it's a side hustle that you monetize, or when it becomes competitive in some fashion? What does it mean when your characters have the money to spend on a hobby -- and who's providing them the goods and services they need for it? We explore these considerations and more as we pull apart what it means to kick back and relax in a fictional world. [Transcript TK] Our Guest: Matt Wallace is a Hugo Award winner and the author of the Sin du Jour series, the Savage Rebellion Trilogy, and the middle grade novels BUMP, THE SUPERVILLAIN'S GUIDE TO BEING A FAT KID, and NOWHERE SPECIAL. He's also penned over one hundred short stories in addition to writing for film, television, and video games. In his youth he traveled the world as a professional wrestler and an unarmed combat and self-defense instructor before retiring to write full-time. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Nikki.

Listen to Uberto Pasolini's journey to becoming a filmmaker. After leaving the banking industry early on to pursue a career in film, it was only a matter of time before Uberto would transition from producer to director. With his latest film Nowhere Special (2020), a tender portrait of an intimate father and son relationship, we hear how Uberto develops true stories into touching cinematic moments and the fortuity of getting the best from child actors. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lab111/message

Notre critique du film "Nowhere Special" réalisé par Uberto Pasolini avec James Norton, Daniel Lamont.  Regardez l'émission sur YOUTUBE : https://bit.ly/3nm7Oy9 ---   Titre : Nowhere Special (Un endroit comme un autre) Sortie : 08 juin 2022  De : Uberto Pasolini   Avec : James Norton, Daniel Lamont.    Synopsis : Lorsque John découvre qu'il ne lui reste que quelques mois à vivre, il décide de partir, en compagnie de son fils de trois ans, à la recherche d'une nouvelle famille pour prendre soin de lui. Bande-annonce : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dJttUSdw6w #CINECAST #Podcast #Critique

One of the most moving films in last year's International Film Festival was the British-Italian co-production Nowhere Special. It stars James Norton as an ailing window-cleaner trying to bring up a four-year-old boy on his own.

Hans Petrovic and guests Robin Munro, Carolyn Brown and Henry Sunderland review three films currently showing in Christchurch

Streaming on Amazon Prime, Master is a gothic horror set on a haunted university campus that examines the ongoing legacy of American racism. We're joined by director Mariama Diallo. Plus, Uberto Pasolini, the producer behind The Full Monty on his new, Belfast-set film Nowhere Special, a tender drama about a father-son relationship where tragedy looms.

Streaming on Amazon Prime, Master is a gothic horror set on a haunted university campus that examines the ongoing legacy of American racism. We're joined by director Mariama Diallo. Plus, Uberto Pasolini, the producer behind The Full Monty on his new, Belfast-set film Nowhere Special, a tender drama about a father-son relationship where tragedy looms.

Streaming on Amazon Prime, Master is a gothic horror set on a haunted university campus that examines the ongoing legacy of American racism. We're joined by director Mariama Diallo. Plus, Uberto Pasolini, the producer behind The Full Monty on his new, Belfast-set film Nowhere Special, a tender drama about a father-son relationship where tragedy looms.

Streaming on Amazon Prime, Master is a gothic horror set on a haunted university campus that examines the ongoing legacy of American racism. We're joined by director Mariama Diallo. Plus, Uberto Pasolini, the producer behind The Full Monty on his new, Belfast-set film Nowhere Special, a tender drama about a father-son relationship where tragedy looms.

Streaming on Amazon Prime, Master is a gothic horror set on a haunted university campus that examines the ongoing legacy of American racism. We're joined by director Mariama Diallo. Plus, Uberto Pasolini, the producer behind The Full Monty on his new, Belfast-set film Nowhere Special, a tender drama about a father-son relationship where tragedy looms.

Queste sì...queste sono le storie d'amore che preferisco, senza voler nulla togliere ai baci, ai corteggiamenti ed a tutti i cuoricini che palpitano nei petti degli innamorati forever. Ma qui siamo ad un altro livello e Pasolini ce lo dimostra chiaramente ed in una maniera estremamente toccante e soprattutto umana. Nowhere Special è una storia intensa, ma che non cerca facili scappatoie per provocare la lacrima a tutti i costi. Una pellicola che parla di vita, di morte, di famiglia e di quel rapporto padre e figlio, nel quale entrambi si conoscono reciprocamente, forse per la prima volta, affrontando ciò che di più doloroso possa accadere, ognuno alla sua maniera. E, nonostante il poco tempo a disposizione, John potrà legarsi a suo figlio Michael come mai aveva fatto prima, nel tentativo di donargli il futuro che si merita e che lui non ha mai avuto. Nowhere Special è una pellicola ricca di sfumature, messaggi e pochi dialoghi, ma dove gli sguardi ed i gesti vincono su qualsiasi altra cosa. Un film importante, che dimostra la grandezza del cinema, nel raccontare storie gigantesche, della vita di tutti i giorni.

Happy New Year, everyone! We start the new year by looking back on 2021 in all its "glory": In this week's special episode, we're counting down the Top 10 Things We've Seen in 2021. Our lists can include films, shows and even YouTube videos! What's the best thing you've seen in 2021? Let us know @BestThingRadio or in the YouTube comment section - we'd love to hear your thoughts/lists! As always, thank you so much for tuning in & we hope you enjoy the shenanigans! [Things discussed in this episode (Spoiler-Free!): Dopesick, Dune, Luca, Nowhere Special, Palm Springs, Pieces of a Woman, Promising Young Woman, Riders of Justice (Retfærdighedens ryttere), Spencer, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Titane, The Green Knight, The Hand of God (È stata la mano di Dio), The Mitchells vs. the Machines, The Suicide Squad, Wrath of Man and more.] Timecodes: 0:00 - Special Intro 1:12 - Introduction/Banter 11:40 - Gabe's Nr. 10 12:40 - Flo's Nr. 10 17:34 - Gabe's Nr. 9 18:30 - Flo's Nr. 9 18:42 - Gabe's Nr. 8 22:39 - Flo's Nr. 8 27:36 - Gabe's Nr. 7 31:20 - Flo's Nr. 7 41:06 - Gabe's Nr. 6 45:24 - Flo's Nr. 6 49:11 - Gabe's Nr. 5 55:42 - Flo's Nr. 5 & Gabe's Nr. 4 59:06 - Flo's Nr. 4 (Gabe's Nr. 9) 1:03:26 - Gabe's Nr. 3 1:08:52 - Flo's Nr. 3 1:14:53 - Gabe's Nr. 2 1:18:16 - Flo's Nr. 2 1:21:56 - The Best Thing Gabe has seen in 2021 (Flo's Nr. 9) 1:26:10 - The Best Thing Flo has seen in 2021 (Gabe's Nr. 10) 1:37:04 - Honorable Mentions/Omissions _____________________________________________________________________ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/best-thing-weve-seen/id1500489681?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jocmR3kfsm1t8kdrE9LuF Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzc5ODQ5NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestthingpodcast/message

Obrigado a todos que ouvem semanalmente esta paródia sem sentido algum. Neste ano especial, vamos fazer o balanço de top filmes e séries do ano de 2021. TOP 5 Séries Lázaro Breaking Bad Foundation The Mandalorian Ted Lasso Loki Barreto Peaky Blinders Dark La Casa de Papel Better Call Saul The Queen's Gambit Luis Fleabag Succession It's a Sin WandaVision Arcane Erick Succession Dave Scenes from a Marriage Gossip Girl Loki TOP 10 Filmes Lázaro The Father (2020) Nomadland (2020) Tenet (2020) Dune (2021) No Time to Die (2021) Worth (2020) The Last Duel (2021) Last Night in Soho (2021) Cruella (2021) Riders of Justice (2020) Barreto In & Of Itself (2020) Another Round (2020) Nobody (2020) The Wailing (2016) My Octopus Teacher (2020) Run (2020) Last Night in Soho (2021) Cruella (2021) The Last Duel (2021) Mank (2020) Luis The Father (2020) The Last Duel (2021) The Mitchells vs the Machines (2020) The Guilty (2018) Luca (2021) Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) A Quiet Place Part II (2020) No Time to Die (2021) Pig (2020) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) Erick Nomadland (2021) In & Of Itself (2020) Uncut Gems (2019) Bacurau (2019) Nowhere Special (2020) The Father (2020) No Time to Die (2021) Riders of Justice (2020) Fatherhood (2021) Boys State (2020) Para a semana voltamos com o formato habitual e faremos a review do filme 'Don't Look Up'. Bom ano e até lá, bons filmes. ** Música Original produzida por António Capelo (https://capelo.me) Sigam-nos em: https://twitter.com/peliculapodcast https://instagram.com/peliculapodcast https://facebook.com/peliculapodcast

Una Puntata speciale di Natale de "I Padrieterni" di Federico Taddia e Matteo Bussola, un episodio pieno di consigli e di suggerimenti su come passare al meglio il tempo in famiglia durante le festività natalizie. Cominciamo il nostro percorso con Carolina Benvenga, una delle conduttrici e cantanti più amate dai bambini e dalle bambine. “Un Natale favoloso” è il suo nuovo album di Carolina Benvenga e Topo Tip, la colonna sonora perfetta per la gioia di grandi e piccini. Le feste di Natale sono perfette per rilassarci e per goderci un film insieme a tutta la famiglia. Ci facciamo consigliare da Manlio Castagna, scrittore, sceneggiatore e regista, quali sono le migliori pellicole natalizie da guardare in questi giorni. A proposito di film, è uscito nelle sale ad inizio dicembre "Nowhere Special", che racconta la bellissima storia di un padre che dedica tutta la sua vita alla crescita del figlio di quattro anni, dopo che la madre del bambino li ha lasciati subito dopo la nascita. Ospite dei Padrieterni, Uberto Pasolini, regista del film. Non solo cinema, ma anche tanti consigli di lettura per le feste. Davide Morosinotto, scrittore, ci consiglia 5 libri natalizi. Che Natale sarebbe senza giochi da tavolo? Capiamo a cosa giocare insieme a Carlo Marzan, Ludomastro. Chiudiamo la puntata con Mario Acampa, attore, autore, regista. Ci presenta il suo progetto "Lalla e Skali alla scoperta della musica", una nuova serie teatrale per i più piccoli.

Con i Manetti Bros parliamo di "Diabolik" e con Uberto Pasolini di "Nowhere Special". Dal Noir in Festival: Massimo Donati sul film "Il diario di spezie" e sui libri Antonella Lattanzi Premio Scerbanenco per "Questo giorno che incombe" (HarperCollins) e Stefano Vicario con "Il re degli stracci" (La nave di Teseo). Alberto Farina presenta i film restaurati di Stanlio e Ollio su RaiMovie e Anna Maria Pasetti su Liberate i Diavoli. Tra le uscite: "House of Gucci" di Ridley Scott; "I fratelli De Filippo" di Sergio Rubini; "Caterina Caselli - Una vita cento vite" di Renato De Maria; "One second" di Zhang Yimou.

Con i Manetti Bros parliamo di "Diabolik" e con Uberto Pasolini di "Nowhere Special". Dal Noir in Festival: Massimo Donati sul film "Il diario di spezie" e sui libri Antonella Lattanzi Premio Scerbanenco per "Questo giorno che incombe" (HarperCollins) e Stefano Vicario con "Il re degli stracci" (La nave di Teseo). Alberto Farina presenta i film restaurati di Stanlio e Ollio su RaiMovie e Anna Maria Pasetti su Liberate i Diavoli. Tra le uscite: "House of Gucci" di Ridley Scott; "I fratelli De Filippo" di Sergio Rubini; "Caterina Caselli - Una vita cento vite" di Renato De Maria; "One second" di Zhang Yimou.

We're back with another regular episode, with topics including VOIR, NO SUDDEN MOVE, NOWHERE SPECIAL, THE SUMMIT OF THE GODS, F IS FOR FAMILY and much more. Thanks for tuning in, we hope you enjoy the show :) Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro 4:28 - Voir 9:34 - F is for Family (S05) 11:17 - The Frendship Onion 13:45 - Elijah Wood (eats Burgers) 15:40 - F is for Family cont'd 16:05 - The Summit of the Gods 22:16 - No Sudden Move 31:23 - TikTok Video 36:09 - Nowhere Special 45:27 - Last Man Standing: Morgan Freeman _____________________________________________________________________ Nowhere Special | Full Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLTQxSyT3mc TikTok Video (lil_stace): https://www.tiktok.com/@lil_stace/video/7023350669801164033?lang=en&is_copy_url=0&is_from_webapp=v1&sender_device=pc&sender_web_id=7040549306566673926 TikTok Video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhSjKizLrUQ _____________________________________________________________________ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/best-thing-weve-seen/id1500489681?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jocmR3kfsm1t8kdrE9LuF Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzc5ODQ5NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Twitter: https://twitter.com/BestThingRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestthingradio/ _____________________________________________________________________ Trailers are used for promotional purposes only. Nowhere Special | © Lucky Red --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestthingpodcast/message

Francesco Alò ci parla di Nowhere Special – Una Storia D'Amore, il film di Uberto Pasolini con James Norton, Daniel Lamont, uscito al cinema l'8 dicembre.

In questa puntata di Sul Divano di Ale:Voir, l'affascinante serie di video essay di Netflix prodotta da David Fincher e molto importante per capire il cinema, come si raccontano le sue storie e perché ci affascinano tanto. Rimanendo nel catalogo del gigante dello streaming vi parlo del suo film più costoso: Red Notice. Cosa ne penso di Lupin Reynolds e delle ambizioni di questo blockbusterone da divano? Fomento lo spirito festivo con 8-Bit Christmas, film con Neil Patrick Harris che ci porta indietro alla generazione Nintendo NES per imparare il significato del Natale.Dopo tante esplosioni e capitomboli è necessario abbassare i toni e dedicarci a qualcosa di più umano e aggraziato con Nowhere Special. Il film di Umberto Pasolini è arrivato nei cinema e io sono più che felice di parlarvene e di consigliarvelo.Chiudo con Asakusa Kid, il biopic Netflix tratto dall'omonimo libro autobiografico di Takeshi Kitano. Chiacchiere, domande e argomenti frizzantini vi aspettano in questa puntata di Sul Divano di Ale.Buon ascolto!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/suldivanodiale)

Intro sui generis con The Ferragnez, la serie, e poi via al cinema con le uscite della settimana che sono grosse. Esce innanzitutto un gran film su Sky che si chiama Natale a 8 bit, poi esce in sala e a Natale sarà su NEtflix Don't Look Up che è una gran commedia ma un film piccolo, per la serie di film NAtale c'è Chi ha incastrato Babbo Natale di e con Alessandro Siani e con Christian De Sica nei panni di Babbo NAtale. Su Netflix poi c'è Asakusa Kid, film sulle origini di Takeshi Kitano. Per deprimersi c'è poi sempre Nowhere Special in sala.

Intro sui generis con The Ferragnez, la serie, e poi via al cinema con le uscite della settimana che sono grosse. Esce innanzitutto un gran film su Sky che si chiama Natale a 8 bit, poi esce in sala e a Natale sarà su NEtflix Don't Look Up che è una gran commedia ma un film piccolo, per la serie di film NAtale c'è Chi ha incastrato Babbo Natale di e con Alessandro Siani e con Christian De Sica nei panni di Babbo NAtale. Su Netflix poi c'è Asakusa Kid, film sulle origini di Takeshi Kitano. Per deprimersi c'è poi sempre Nowhere Special in sala.

In sala anche Nowhere Special emozionante storia di paternità

Un ricordo di Lina Wertmuller con Mauro Gervasini. Intervista a Gianni Amelio sulla retrospettiva e il Premio alla Carriera di Porretta Cinema, diretto e presentato da Luca Elmi. Elisa Polimeni sul doc "Lawrence", diretto con Giada Diano e Vincenzo Lauria di "Verso la notte". Germano Lanzoni e Davide Bonacina parlano di "Mollo tutto e apro un chiringuito"...Tra le uscite: "Nowhere Special" di Uberto Pasolini e "Sull'isola di Bergman" di Mia Hansen Love.

Un ricordo di Lina Wertmuller con Mauro Gervasini. Intervista a Gianni Amelio sulla retrospettiva e il Premio alla Carriera di Porretta Cinema, diretto e presentato da Luca Elmi. Elisa Polimeni sul doc "Lawrence", diretto con Giada Diano e Vincenzo Lauria di "Verso la notte". Germano Lanzoni e Davide Bonacina parlano di "Mollo tutto e apro un chiringuito"...Tra le uscite: "Nowhere Special" di Uberto Pasolini e "Sull'isola di Bergman" di Mia Hansen Love.

Dal 3 al 21 novembre torna il Sydney Film Festival, in sala e online. Tra i film presentati il nuovo film diretto da Uberto Pasolini, che racconta l'amore di un padre alle prese con una scelta difficile.

Trois films au menu de ce débat : "Mon légionnaire" de Rachel Lang. "Gaza, mon amour" dʹArab Nasser et Tarzan Nasser. "Un endroit comme un autre" ("Nowhere Special") de Uberto Pasolini. Conseils : "F comme Flint" de Gordon Douglas (la suite de Notre homme Flint) "Scott Pilgrim" dʹEdgar Wright Avec Rafael Wolf et Yacine Nemra

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Reviews of the films The Croods 2: A New Age, Deerskin, Nowhere Special & Summer Of Soul (Or When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised). Reviews of the streaming films Dinner In America & Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar. Review of the Mubi film Shiva Baby. Reviews of the Netflix films Ali And Ratu Ratu Queens & Fear Street Part 3: 1666.DIRECT LINK

Mark and Simon are joined by Vanessa Kirby who talks about her film The World to Come. Mark reviews animated sequel The Croods 2: A New Age; The Forever Purge, the fifth film in the American anthology media franchise; Nowhere Special, which stars James Norton as a young father searching for the perfect replacement family when he learns he only has months left to live; Questlove's concert documentary Summer of Soul; Jean Dujardin in Deerskin and Two of Us, a drama about two retired women, Nina and Madeleine, who have been secretly in love for decades. And Mark and Simon's North American Movie Road Trip continues into Newfoundland and Labrador. Plus for one week only, a quiz called ‘Where's Ray?' They also talk you through the best and worst films on subscription-free TV next week, and recommend a home entertainment purchase in DVD of the Week. Send us your sub 20 second instant reaction to any film attached to an email to mayo@bbc.co.uk for our feature ‘Lobby Correspondents'. 00:17:49 Box Office Top 10 00:42:18 Nowhere Special review 00:46:46 Vanessa Kirby interview 01:04:52 Two Of Us review 01:07:08 Ordering Food Scene 01:10:40 The Forever Purge review 01:15:21 North American Movie Road Trip 01:22:49 Summer of Soul review 01:28:02 TV Movies of the Week 01:33:24 Deerskin review 01:36:51 Where's Ray? 01:43:29 The Croods: A New Age review 01:50:05 DVD of the Week Download our podcast from the Baby Sea Clowns app. We welcome your contributions: Email: mayo@bbc.co.uk Twitter: @wittertainment

In a special episode of the Film Stories podcast, Simon is joined by writer, producer and director Uberto Pasolini. Uberto talks about his new film, the acclaimed Nowhere Special. And the pair go through his career, from buying his own ticket to the set of The Killing Fields, his work alongside David Puttnam, through to his time in Hollywood. Then, they chat about his jump into producing that sparked Palookaville and The Full Monty into life. And finally, Uberto's move towards writing and directing his own films. It's an extraordinary career, even if he doesn't think so! Find Simon on Twitter at @simonbrew, and the podcast can be found at @filmstoriespod. Find Michael at @mcatonjones. You can find the Film Stories website here.  

Welcome to Backstage, the film and TV podcast from Sky News. This week Claire Gregory and Stevie Wong are joined by Sky News Arts and Entertainment Editor Amy Hitchcock. In this episode, we hear from James Norton about his new film, Nowhere Special and those enduring Bond rumours.We also discuss the return of Baptiste and War of the Worlds and get stuck in a land of musicals with Shmigadoon! Stay tuned and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe and get in touch via backstage@sky.uk - we love emails!

Uberto Pasolini made his name in the film industry as a producer with the international success of his film - The Full Monty. He's continued to produce but in recent years he's also turned his hand to writing and directing. As the third film that he's helmed in this way, Nowhere Special, is released in cinemas, he talks to Samira about why he felt the true story of a father with a terminal illness looking for a new family for his four year old, was the foundation for a film he wanted to create himself. From Chaucer, heralding spring in his Canterbury Tales, to Hockney's digital landscapes artists have always celebrated the rich variety of Britain's flora and fauna. Art about nature is crucial to our culture. But last month the House of Commons Environment Audit Committee reported that 'of the G7 countries, the UK has the lowest level of biodiversity remaining.' Front Row investigates this anomaly with George Monbiot, who tomorrow will be streaming Rivercide, a live documentary about the terrible state of our rivers, and artist Ruth Maclennan, whose project Treeline explores the point where forests begin, end and what this reveals. What, they discuss, is the role of art in the environmental crisis? We're exploring issues in contemporary publishing each night this week on Front Row. Yesterday we talked about the gender split in who is getting published now. Tonight Chris Paling talks about his new book A Very Nice Rejection Letter, which tracks the trials and tribulations of the mid-list novelist from selling screenplays to writing alongside the day job. He tells Samira about the realities of life as a writer and we consider the question: can writers actually make a living today? Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Hilary Dunn

In this episode of This Is My Cinema we're joined by the wonderful James Norton. Known on the small screen for his roles in Happy Valley, The Nevers and the gripping crime drama McMafia and on the big screen in the likes of Little Women, Mr Jones and new release Nowhere Special, James tells us about the defining cinema trips of his youth, how becoming a producer reshaped his view of filmmaking and what his perfect night out at the pictures would be.Welcoming come to This Is My Cinema, a podcast from the British Independent Film Awards. The show is called This Is My Cinema and it's all about celebrating the very best talent in the British film scene and the cinema experiences that made them who they are today. Our hosts Michael Leader and Rhianna Dhillon will be talking to rising stars and legendary names from in front of and behind the camera, exploring their origins in filmmaking, their inspirations, their memories of the cinemas they grew up visiting and of course whether they take their popcorn salty, sweet - or wouldn't dream of taking food to a film at all. On the 18th of February, the British Independent Film Awards will be broadcasting live on Facebook and YouTube, hosted by Tom Felton, with lots of special guest appearances too. In celebration of the awards, we'll be releasing one podcast episode every day that week, so subscribe now to This Is My Cinema wherever you listen to your podcasts… you'll want a front row seatThis is my cinema is a Little Dot Studios production for BIFAThe show is hosted by Rhianna Dhilllon and Michael LeaderIt's produced by Jake Cunningham, Ellie Aitken and Harold McShielAnd we're edited by Content is QueenPhoto credits for this episode and its marketing materials: See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Nona puntata di copertura della 77ª Mostra internazionale d'arte cinematografica di Venezia. Contenuti: 00:00 - Nowhere Special (2020, Uberto Pasolini) 02:22 - New Order (2020, Michel Franco) 08:04 - Tragic Jungle (2020, Yulene Olaizola) 11:24 - My Tender Matador (2020, Rodrigo Sepúlveda) 13:28 - Yellow Cat (2020, Adilkhan Yerzhanov) Partecipanti: Marco Ale Cosimo Logo creato da: Alessandro Valenti/Simone Malaspina Sigla e post-produzione a cura di: Simone Malaspina/Alessandro Valenti Per il jingle della sigla si ringraziano: Alessandro Corti e Gianluca Nardo

The episode continues immediately after the town calls Bart on his BS. He admits he is leaving because things have gotten pretty dull. Revered Johnson gets emotional with his goodbye. This leads Mongo to also get a little emotional and he accidentally clobbers the guy in front of him. Charlie wishes Bart well and as he slaps five with the Sheriff, Bart tells them all to keep the faith. As Bart rides to the edge of town past the blacksmith shop, we see the Waco Kid resting with a popcorn bucket in his lap. He asks Bart where he's headed. Bart simply says, "Nowhere special." The Waco Kid pushes his hat up and looks off into the West. "Nowhere special. I always wanted to go there." Sheriff Bart invites Jim to come along. Jim puts down his popcorn and gets on his horse. Our guest today is author J.W. Webb. J.W. Webb is an English writer living in Georgia. Mostly be writes fantasy, though sometimes diverts into even stranger directions. His epic saga titled, The Legends of Ansu, blends the mystic grandeur of J.R.R. Tolkein with the gritty realism of G.R.R. Martin. Webb's characters are three dimensional and flawed; their world a tapestry of vivid color and constant motion. All the books feature beautiful bespoke sketches by the late Tolkien illustrator, Roger Garland.  Thank you so much for tuning into today's episode. Come back tomorrow for another exciting episode of the movie, Blazing Saddles. In the meantime, don't forget to give us a rating and leave us a comment on your pod-catcher of choice. You can also follow us on Facebook, where we have a private listener's group, and we are on Twitter and Instagram. To learn more about us, our guests or to look through a list of all of our previous episodes, feel free to swing by our website. So bookmark, follow or like us everywhere and feel free to reach out to us anytime on this Wilder ride!

With Sal off for the week at a Con in Russia (huh?), Mandy takes his seat. After talking about the historic sweep by the Columbus Blue Jackets and New York Islanders, they get into a crazy week. First Erik Blythe from RandomChatter come out to discuss the news coming out of Star Wars Celebration including breaking down the Rise of Skywalker trailer, The Mandalorian and more. Then there is a full breakdown of the Disney+, during which Cristian (Blake & Mandy's son) joined the show and then pulled up a seat and discussed the WWE Superstar Shakeup and other wrestling news.