Podcast appearances and mentions of stefan wul

René Laloux hat 1973, nach einer langen (und störungsreichen) Produktionszeit, die Roman-Vorlage "Oms es série" von Stefan Wul mit dem künstlerischen Visionen von Roland Topor verknüpft und einem Zeichentrickfilm inszeniert, der dem Begriff "ZDF-Kinderprogramm" eine ganz eigene Bedeutung gab: Der Wilde Planet (La Planète Sauvage)

Connor & Riley traverse through the wild world of Fantastic Planet in this episode. They contemplate if tone can carry a story with light characters. Why this movie feels like one long Monty Python cartoon. And how Sci-fi has changed throughout the years.Follow us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rulesoftheframe/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rulesoftheframeTwitter: https://twitter.com/RulesOfTheFrameWarning: Major spoilers for Fantastic PlanetFilms mentioned in this episode:--------------------------------Fantastic Planet (1973) | Dir. Rene LalouxAvatar (2009) | Dir. James CameronThe Rules of the Game (1939) | Dir. Jean RenoirSpirited Away (2001) | Dir. Hayao MiyazakiInterstellar (2014) | Dir. Christopher NolanJoker (2019) | Dir. Todd PhillipsThe Revenant (2015) | Dir. Alejandro G. InarrituMonty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) | Dir. Terry GilliamMonty Python's Life of Brian (1979) | Dir. Terry JonesGandahar (1987) | Dir. Rene LalouxTime Masters (1982) | Dir. Rene LalouxMonkey's Teeth (1961) | Dir. Rene LalouxDead Times (1965) | Dir. Rene LalouxLes Escargots (1966) | Dir. Rene LalouxHugo (2011) | Dir. Martin ScorseseA Trip to the Moon (1902) | Dir. Georges MeliesThe Great Mouse Detective (1982) | Dir. John Musker, Ron Clements, Burny Mattinson, David MichenerRobin Hood (1973) | Dir. Wolfgang ReithermanThe Black Cauldron (1985) | Dir. Ted Berman, Richard RichAristocats (1970) | Dir. Wolfgang ReithermanThe Secret of N.I.M.H. (1982) | Dir. Don BluthPete's Dragon (1977) | Dir. Don ChaffeyBedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) | Dir. Robert StevensonThe Love Bug (1968) | Dir. Robert StevensonSwiss Family Robinson (1960) | Dir. Ken Annakin20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) | Dir. Richard FleischerAmerican Graffiti (1973) | Dir. George LucasTHX 1138 (1971) | Dir. George LucasMean Streets (1973) | Dir. Martin ScorseseThe Sting (1973) | Dir. George Ray HillBoxcar Bertha (1972) | Dir.Martin ScorseseBadlands (1973) | Dir. Terrence MalickThe Exorcist (1973) | Dir. William FriedkinPaper Moon (1973) | Dir. Peter BogdanovichCharlotte's Web (1973) | Dir. Charles A. Nichols, Iwao TakamotoAmarcord (1973) | Dir. Federico FelliniDay for Night (1973) | Dir. Francois TruffautThe Holy Mountain (1973) | Dir. Alejandro JodorowskyJodorowsky's Dune (2013) | Dir. Frank PavichDune (2020) | Dir. Denis VilleneuveYellow Submarine (1968) | Dir. George Dunning

Pendant de la première publication : comment porter à la connaissance du public son livre à présent disponible pour le vaste monde ? Quels sont les moyens de communication à disposition des auteurs, et dans quel but réel peut-on s’en servir ? Laurent rappelle les dispositifs intégrés à la chaîne du livre, notamment le rôle de l’attaché.e de presse. Mélanie introduit que ces opérations se font toujours dans une optique de partenariat avec l’éditeur, et sont donc en relation avec l’échelle de celui-ci. Impossible ensuite de ne pas parler d’Internet et du rôle qu’il joue aujourd’hui – et Lionel, en particulier, martèle qu’utiliser Internet comme un média strictement publicitaire est probablement voué à l’échec. Références citées - Stefan Wul

Our third episode this season is about the semi-obscure but recently-Criterioned 1973 French animated film FANTASTIC PLANET, or La Planète Sauvage (literally, "wild planet"), from the minds of René Laloux and Roland Topor, with music by Alain Goraguer, based on a novel by Stefan Wul. It's a psychedelic audiovisual trip, and tells the story of an advanced alien society of blue people who like to meditate almost as much as they like to toy with the fates of the comparatively-tiny humanoids who roam their planet. It's a film about interplanetary race relations, or maybe it's unfamiliar environmentalism, or telling the difference between pest control and genocide. Also discussed in this episode: what other animated works would you like to see get a Criterion release?  Episode links: Fantastic Planet on IMDb Fantastic Planet on Wikipedia Fantastic Planet on Filmstruck New York Times review from 1973 AWN obituary for René LaLoux Senses of Cinema review in 2005 LA Weekly evaluation in 2011 Weird Fiction Review in 2013 Criterion essay on Fantastic Planet Criterion essay on Roland Topor Slant review upon 2016 Criterion release PopMatters review upon Criterion release AV Club review upon Criterion release Nerdist review upon Criterion release Fantastic Planet trailer on YouTube Alain Goraguer score on Spotify Show links: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Discuss: ETV Podcast Club Follow: Facebook + Twitter Archive: enterthevoid.fm

Our third episode this season is about the semi-obscure but recently-Criterioned 1973 French animated film FANTASTIC PLANET, or La Planète Sauvage (literally, "wild planet"), from the minds of René Laloux and Roland Topor, with music by Alain Goraguer, based on a novel by Stefan Wul. It's a psychedelic audiovisual trip, and tells the story of an advanced alien society of blue people who like to meditate almost as much as they like to toy with the fates of the comparatively-tiny humanoids who roam their planet. It's a film about interplanetary race relations, or maybe it's unfamiliar environmentalism, or telling the difference between pest control and genocide. Also discussed in this episode: what other animated works would you like to see get a Criterion release?  Episode links: Fantastic Planet on IMDb Fantastic Planet on Wikipedia Fantastic Planet on Filmstruck New York Times review from 1973 AWN obituary for René LaLoux Senses of Cinema review in 2005 LA Weekly evaluation in 2011 Weird Fiction Review in 2013 Criterion essay on Fantastic Planet Criterion essay on Roland Topor Slant review upon 2016 Criterion release PopMatters review upon Criterion release AV Club review upon Criterion release Nerdist review upon Criterion release Fantastic Planet trailer on YouTube Alain Goraguer score on Spotify Show links: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Discuss: ETV Podcast Club Follow: Facebook + Twitter Archive: enterthevoid.fm

Image-O-Rama: Vs. #1 by Ivan Brandon, Esad Ribic, and Nic Klein, The Beef #1 by Richard Starkings, Tyler Shainline, Shaky Kane, and John Roshell, Slots #5 by Dan Panosian, and Savage Dragon #232 and #34 and 35 by Erik Larsen (with an assist from Mike Mignola), Bloodbourne #1 by Ales Kot, Piotr Kowalski, and Brad Simpson from Titan Comics, Hostage by Guy Delisle from Drawn & Quarterly, All-New All-Different Wolverine, Valiant's Bloodshot movie, Rob Liefeld's Extreme Universe and NetFlix, The Best We Can Do by Thi Bui from Abrams, Niourk by Stefan Wul and Olivier Vatine from Dark Horse, the 24 Stories anthology, plus a whole mess more!

La musique et l’écriture entretiennent des liens anciens, étroits et complexes, y compris sous l’angle de la création littéraire, ce que les trois auteurs explorent dans cet épisode. Mélanie explique comment pour elle, elle représente une inspiration capitale, Laurent établit des liens avec la poésie et le rythme, et Lionel explore timidement en quoi, sur le plan neurologique, elle peut faciliter la transe créative. Vous pouvez commenter sur le forum d'Elbakin.net : www.elbakin.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=8813 Références citées - Alain Damasio, La Horde du Contrevent - Focus@Will, http://lioneldavoust.com/2015/la-boite-a-outils-de-lecrivain-focuswill-larme-secrete-de-la-concentration/ - Jérôme Marie, compositeur, https://jmariecompositeur.wixsite.com/wanuprod - Stefan Wul, Nôô

Vincenzo Natali and Jeffrey Babcock join Mike to look at the 1973 film from René Laloux, Fantastic Planet . Also known as La Planète Sauvage, this animated film was based on a book by Stefan Wul called Oms en série with visuals designed by Roland Topor of the Panic Movement. The film tells the tale of a world where exist as pets and pestilence to the Draags, 39 feet high blue-skinned creatures who enjoy meditation.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest Co-Hosts: Vincenzo Natali, Jeffrey BabcockVincenzo Natali and Jeffrey Babcock join Mike to look at the 1973 film from René Laloux, Fantastic Planet . Also known as La Planète Sauvage, this animated film was based on a book by Stefan Wul called Oms en série with visuals designed by Roland Topor of the Panic Movement. The film tells the tale of a world where exist as pets and pestilence to the Draags, 39 feet high blue-skinned creatures who enjoy meditation.Links:Buy Fantastic Planet on Blu-RayBuy Fantastic Planet by Stefan WulRead Looking back at the animated films of Rene Laloux by Aliya WhiteleyLearn more about the Panic Movement

Mission 32, avec Misteur D, Docteur Non et Lord Ton Père. En invités : le dessinateur Olivier Vatine et Elsa d'Ankama viennent nous présenter le projet d'adaptation BD de l'oeuvre de Stefan Wul.

Mission 32, avec Misteur D, Docteur Non et Lord Ton Père. En invités : le dessinateur Olivier Vatine et Elsa d'Ankama viennent nous présenter le projet d'adaptation BD de l'oeuvre de Stefan Wul.