Podcasts about Tarsem

Some great titles in physical media this week and Erik Childress is joined by Peter Sobczynski to convince you to pick them up. They include a great modern con artist noir from Criterion and a lost film from Paul Bartel. The ‘70s bring us some sexploitation horror and Sherlock Holmes hunts Jack the Ripper while the '80s gave us one of the most unique and divisive slasher films. Peter goes to bat for a pair of 4K upgrades from John Carpenter and Tarsem. Finally, there is a trio of new 4Ks from Quentin Tarantino that includes one of Peter's favorite films and one of Erik's favorite music cues. 0:00 - Intro 2:16 – Criterion (The Grifters 4K) 15:30 - Liberation Hall (Shelf Life) 26:29 - Kino (Fade-In, Invasion of the Bee Girls, Murder by Decree 4K, April Fool's Day 4K) 58:57 - Shout Factory (John Carpenter's Vampires 4K) 1:06:57 - Arrow (The Cell 4K) 1:19:45 - Lionsgate (Jackie Brown 4K, Kill Bill Vol. 1 4K, Kill Bill Vol 2 4K) 1:39:44 - New Theatrical Titles On Blu-ray (Here, The Return, Rumours, Smile 2, The Substance, Venom: The Last Dance) 1:44:00 – New Blu-ray Announcements

A film 28 years in the making and shot across 24 countries, Tarsem's gonzo masterpiece The Fall has long been woefully unavailable. The 77th edition of the Locarno Film Festival saw a new 4K restoration, done in collaboration with MUBI, premiere on the 8,000-seat Piazza Grande in Locarno. For this episode of our podcast Locarno Meets, Tarsem sat down for an in-depth discussion of this great UFO of film history, telling the epic story of its making, of the reasons for its long-time unavailability, of how it was rejected by studios and critics but revered as a cult classic by fans, and how seeing it on the big screen at the Locarno Film Festival is the best kind of validation.

Visionary director Tarsem Singh joins Kiriko to reflect on The Fall (2006), once dubbed by the filmmaker himself as “the most expensive passion project” until Megalopolis. A film nearly derailed by Harvey Weinstein, The Fall has since been reclaimed by a dedicated fanbase, championed by figures like Roger Ebert. Now with a stunning 4K restoration, this cult classic is ripe for rediscovery—an ode to the enduring power of storytelling. Seventeen years in the making, spanning 27 countries, the film captures breathtaking beauty—both human and natural—in a visual tapestry unlike any other. Tarsem shares the challenges of realizing such an ambitious project, from shooting in remote, inaccessible locations to the personal motivation behind this pursuit. Special thanks to MUBI for arranging this interview. Book tickets to The Fall @ LAB111 Show Notes & Films Mentioned

Émission cascades, puissance du mythe et colonies.  Sur un fil, on cherche l'éternel. Qui est là ? Regardez bien le ciel. Regardez-nous dans les yeux, offrez-nous un tout petit peu. Tombe, tombe, la vie c'est toujours "tombe". Bombe, bombe, la vie c'est toujours "bombe".Disponible itou on da tube :Au programme cette semaine :* The Fall, de Tarsem a été restauré et est disponible sur MUBI. Idéal pour revenir sur ce film rare, étrange et hypnotique sur la force des histoires et des images.* Sous un soleil bleu, de Daniel Mann. Revisite des lieux du tournage de Rambo III et dans le désert du Néguev, loué à Hollywood par l'armée d'occupation, disponible sur la plateforme d'Arte.______PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:  Le Film du Dimanche Soir,  le 20 octobre le jour du vin et de Rozier !______Coups de cœur:THOMAS: Rosa Blanca (B. Traven) + revoir The Big Sleep (Howard Hawks)THIBAUT: Begotten (E. Elias Merhige)Margaux: Un long dimanche de fiançailles (Sébastien Japrisot)PLAYLISTPrégénérique / Extrait Les Nuls - RamboLudwig Von Beethoven - Symphony No 7 In A Major Mvt 2 (dir: Herbert Von Karajan)Extrait / Rambo IIILa Souris Déglinguée / Rebelle Afghan

EPISODE #432: Thanks to the Criterion Channel, we finally visit one of the great cult horror films of all time: TETSUO: THE IRON MAN (1989) from writer/director/editor/photographer Shinya Tsukamoto. It's a little bit ULTRA Q and a little bit NEUROMANCER and a whole lot of grotesque confusion. It's great. Go check it out now. We also talk about Anderson's MAGNOLIA (1999) again, SLOW HORSES Season 4 on Apple+, as well as THE SUBSTANCE (2024), Tarsem's THE FALL (2006), Verhoven's TOTAL RECALL (1990), and Miyazaki's HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE (2004). Lots of good stuff from Beyond Fest and others. Cinema is all aroun you, folks! Join the cause at Patreon.com/Quality. Follow the us on Ton Bluesky at kislingconnection and cruzflores, on Instagram @kislingwhatsit, and on Tiktok @kislingkino. You can watch Cruz and show favorite Alexis Simpson on You Tube in "They Live Together." Thanks to our artists Julius Tanag (http://www.juliustanag.com) and Sef Joosten (http://spexdoodles.tumblr.com). The theme music is "Eine Kleine Sheissemusik" by Drew Alexander. Also, I've got a newsletter, so maybe go check that one out, too. Listen to DRACULA: A RADIO PLAY on Apple Podcasts, at dracularadio.podbean.com, and at the Long Beach Playhouse at https://lbplayhouse.org/show/dracula And, as always, Support your local unions! UAW, SAG-AFTRA, and WGA strong and please leave us a review on iTunes or whatever podcatcher you listened to us on!

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The director Tarsem Singh first made a name for himself in the ‘90s making iconic music videos for bands like R.E.M. and Dream Warriors. In 2000, he captured moviegoers' imaginations with the sci-fi thriller, “The Cell,” starring Jennifer Lopez. His latest movie, “Dear Jassi,” is based on the real-life story of Jassi Sidhu, a young Sikh woman from Vancouver who was kidnapped and murdered while visiting the man she secretly married against the wishes of her family. Tarsem sits down with Tom to talk about this tragic love story, and why it was also pretty personal to him.

Enter the mind of a serial killer... with J. LO! We rewind to the year 2000 this week for a Retro Review of The Cell, a visionary sci-fi horror film from music video director Tarsem Singh. Along with discussing the film, we also chat about Jennifer Lopez's butt, remember the glory days of New Line Cinema's InfiniFilm DVDs, and try to pinpoint exactly when Tarsem stopped going by Tarsem and switched over to his full name Tarsem SINGH. It's a mindfu... mind-trip. I was going to say MIND-TRIP. Join us! NEXT WEEK: We return to cinemas for... FURIOSA! Support our show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheMattandMarkMovieShow . You can get access to fun podcast extras for as little as $1 a month. Wanna be on the show? Call us and leave a voicemail at (707) 948-6707. Visit our Linktree for more ways you can connect with us and connect with our show! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themattandmarkmovieshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@themattandmarkmovieshow Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-matt-and-mark-movie-show-merch?ref_id=26325 Support our show through Blubrry: https://blubrry.com/services/professional-podcast-hosting/?code=GetRecd Buy Us A Coffee: http://buymeacoffee.com/Mattandmark YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzDsxUs9JzL70A1Sh5GbRdw

Stefan G. Bucher designs and produces high-end books for corporate and private clients. He has designed for Sting, Whitney Houston, Jason Bentley, David Hockney, Philip Glass, Judd Apatow, and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He is an ADC Young Gun and has won a D&AD Yellow Pencil for book design.In addition to scores of books, he has created custom letterforms for the main titles of the films "The Fall," “Immortals” and “Mirror, Mirror” for director Tarsem. His time-lapse drawings appear on the Emmy-award winning TV show “The Electric Company.” He designed the Blue Man Theater at the Monte Carlo Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, and gave life to the Saks Fifth Avenue Yeti.Bucher is a graduate of Art Center College of Design. Following stints at Wieden + Kennedy, Modernista!, and Maverick Records, he created the Daily Monster, an online drawing series and and story-telling community that spawned a book and three popular “Monster Maker” iOS apps. He is the author of seven books, including the best-selling "344 Questions—The Creative Person's Do-It-Yourself Guide to Insight, Survival, and Artistic Fulfillment” which was just re-released as an expanded edition.Social media linkshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/344books/Link to websitehttps://344lovesyou.comPrimary Topic: Understanding Introversion- Stefan's definition of introversion- The challenges of being an introvert in social situations- Favorite ways to recharge as an introvertPrimary Topic: Stefan's Work as a Graphic Designer and Illustrator- Overview of Stefan's work- How Stefan has crafted his workspace to balance his energy- How Stefan has improved his career by taking a less serious approach and focusing on helping people with his workPrimary Topic: Setting Boundaries in Work and Business- Saying no to opportunities that don't align with his work style- How Stefan has crafted his business to accommodate his unique work schedule- The importance of setting clear expectations for clients and colleaguesPrimary Topic: Misconceptions in the Design Industry- Discussing the misconceptions around the design industry and the role of designers in client preferences- The shift needed in the application of energy in the design industryPrimary Topic: Stefan's Journey in the Creative Field- Stefan's early start in the design and creative industry- Balancing control over working hours throughout his careerPrimary Topic: Balancing Personal and Professional Life- The trade-offs Stefan has made in his career for personal fulfillment- The importance of support from family in pursuing a non-traditional career path

In which we are joined by writer & line producer Chris Smith to discuss the ins & outs of filmmaking & Tarsem's 2006 film, "The Fall".

Benvenuti nella raccolta in formato Podcast delle puntate di #CloseUp, a cura di Matteo Righi, aka Houssy. #CloseUp è la rubrica di recensioni cinematografiche in onda su Radio Italia Anni 60 Emilia-Romagna.

Performer, writer, director, and general cool human Jessica Martin sits down with us, to then take "The Fall," (2006) Based on “Yo Ho Ho,” (1981). Starring; Lee Pace, Catinca Untaru, and Justine Waddell. A fantasy/adventure gem Directed and co-written by Tarsem Singh (The Cell, Mirror Mirror), and produced (?) by Spike Jonze, and David Fincher (maybe). We get swept away in the discussion of storytelling via color coding, Lee Pace, the greatness of practical effects, and the sheer power of Blu-Ray (tm). A film that must be experienced directly to truly understand, but we take a swing. Plot: In a hospital just outside of 1920s LA, an injured stuntman tells a fellow patient, a little girl with a broken arm, a fantastic story about 5 mythical heroes. Between his unstable mind, and her imagination, the line between fiction and reality blurs.If you, or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, there is hope, and there is help. The National Suicide Prevention Hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, at 988. https://988lifeline.org/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=oneboxRecorded 12/221hr 39minsExplicit language.Artwork - Ben McFaddenReview Review Intro/Outro Theme - Jamie Henwood"What Are We Watching" Theme - Matthew FosketProduced by - Ben McFadden & Paul RootConcept - Paul Root

9X Tashan Brings You Special Podcast 9X Tashan Dil Di Gal Kyunki Yaha Hoti Hai Sirf Dil Di Gal. In These Episodes You Will Listen Your Favourite Artists From Punjabi And Hindi Music Industry. Their Stories Which They Have Shared Only With 9X Tashan.Here They Talked About Their Music, Movies, Love, Friendship, Struggle, Failure And Success. These Podcast Shows Will Make You Laugh, Emotional And Inspired Definitely. So Keep Listening 9X Tashan Dil Di Gal.You can also watch the entire episode on 9x Tashan's YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/c/9xtashanFollow us on our Social Media Handles to stay updated on all the Masti.https://www.instagram.com/9xtashanofficial/https://twitter.com/9XTASHANhttps://www.facebook.com/9xtashan/

In the forty-third episode of Season 7 (Fantastical Realities) Kyle is joined by a panel of guests, cinematographer Josh Carter, script supervisor Katy Baldwin, and director Steve Shimek, to discuss the elaborate ode to storytelling, our relationship to their construction, and whether they are a path for salvation or destruction in Tarsem Singh's The Fall (2006).

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We've arrived! It's the season seven finale to determine the next super mondo champion of champions! Sure, this game opens with a round based on sweaty wordplay, with round two building into a series metatextual mashup clues that combine multiple mediums. And yes, it culminates in a lightning round where the leaderboard is constantly shifting. But this is the finals, darnit, so returning champs Liz, Derek, and Matthew are all operating at a very high level, so the competition cannot be more tense. I had to stop writing this episode description to go pat myself down with a cool wet towel just from recalling how intense everything got. And I'm working from home today, so I forgot to put on Old Spice, so now the sweat has really cooked up a nasty stench in my general vicinity. And when it comes to straight up B.O., I wouldn't necessarily say that everyone loves their own brand

9X Tashan Brings You Special Podcast 9X Tashan Dil Di Gal Kyunki Yaha Hoti Hai Sirf Dil Di Gal. In These Episodes You Will Listen Your Favourite Artists From Punjabi And Hindi Music Industry. Their Stories Which They Have Shared Only With 9X Tashan.Here They Talked About Their Music, Movies, Love, Friendship, Struggle, Failure And Success. These Podcast Shows Will Make You Laugh, Emotional And Inspired Definitely. So Keep Listening 9X Tashan Dil Di Gal.You can also watch the entire episode on 9x Tashan's YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/c/9xtashanFollow us on our Social Media Handles to stay updated on all the Masti.https://www.instagram.com/9xtashanofficial/https://twitter.com/9XTASHANhttps://www.facebook.com/9xtashan/

Maa Da LadlaIn This Fresh Episode Of The Dil Di Gal Podcast, Starcast Of The Recently Released Movie Maa Da Ladla, Actor/Singer And Lyricst Tarsem Jassar And Actress Neeru Bajwa Are The Special Guests.Both Of Them Shared Their Experience During The Shoot Of Maa Da Ladla And Also Told Lots Of Interesting And Special Things About Their Pakistani Co Star Iftikhar Thakur, Naseem Vicky And Qaiser Piya As Well.Apart From This, Neeru Bajwa Told How Her Sister Rubin Got Her To Marry, Tarsem Shared Some Of Sweet Memories Of His College Days and Neeru Bajwa Also Talked About Why She Is Doing Only Selected Movies Now.Keep Listening To 9X Tashan Dil Di Gal Podcast And Don't Forget To Share Your Valuable Feedback.

The ultimate Film to Remember, the one that you hear about and then have to tell everyone about, dazzling and criminally underseen, and Grizz's number one of all time: Tarsem's THE FALL. Hey Lee Pace. Follow us on twitter: @RTF_pod, @GoodGameGrizz, @Hugo_Pinai, @theSloopJoshB Follow Grizz on twitch: twitch.tv/GoodGameGrizz Follow Hugo on letterboxd: letterboxd.com/hugo_p/ Follow Josh on tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@joshwbradley

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An F.B.I. Agent persuades a social worker, who is adept with a new experimental technology, to enter the mind of a comatose serial killer in order to learn where he has hidden his latest kidnap victim. Starring Jennifer Lopez, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Vince Vaugh. Directed by Tarsem. Thank you for tuning into our latest episode! The boys get together to talk about Tarsem's The Cell, which was an Omar pick. Omar drunkenly shows off his comic book collection to AJ and Eddie which is awesome content for an audio platform. They then discuss the film, and the insane visuals. Omar does his best(inebriated) to convince the boys why this flick isn't a total piece of shit.

Podcast for a deep examination into the career and life choices of Julia Roberts. Joe wants to melt the snowy lands that have bombarded his day to day. Lev doesn't mind the winter wonderland so much. Patrick now on the west coast, doesn't have to care anymore. Will Joe suck it up and build a magical snowman?' Email the cast at whathappenedtothem@gmail.com Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in February 2021. References may feel confusing and/or dated unusually quickly. 'Mirror Mirror' is available on DVD & Blu-ray ( no more VHS): https://www.amazon.com/Mirror-Blu-ray-Julia-Roberts/dp/B008FPIPR2/ref=tmm_blu_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1645405973&sr=1-1 Music from 'Losing My Religion' by R.E.M.  'A Hazy Shade of Winter' by Simon & Garfunkel   Artwork from BJ West   quixotic, united, skeyhill, vekeman, julia, roberts, syzygy, mirror, collins, hammer, cannibal, snow, white, lane, fairy, tale, remake, tarsem, singh, texas, chainsaw

This week we shine a spotlight on the brilliant visionary and director, Tarsem Singh, who has done music videos, commercials, and movies. Join us for this discussion as we go through Tarsem's many works including The Cell and The Fall to name a few. And in comics we talk about X-Men #8 and X Lives of Wolverine #3.

“You have to see this.” That's the message I see alongside a link sent to me by a friend. “Umm… I'm kind of busy, you know? I'm in the middle of things, working and I don't have time for links.” I fire back. He insists, “No, you really need to see this.” So I open up the link and see... an inkblot. An inkblot?!? Big deal! Then he tells me to play the video, and I do. I find myself completely enthralled as this inkblot suddenly becomes a creature that turns into an adorable monster. Oh, and the artist creating it is drawing it upside-down and backward! From white pages to inkblots to monsters, this art comes to life before my eyes. And each monster clearly has its own story behind it. I have to know who the artist is. I want to talk to him and find out everything I can because anyone with the talent to turn inkblots into monsters has won me over. How do you organically create something from nothing like that? Find out in this episode as I sit down with that incredible artist, Stefan G. Bucher. We discuss why starting your story in the middle helps you overcome resistance and why doing things for yourself without an audience might be the better way for you to go. You'll also hear about the role of storytelling in highlighting the common experience, how you can do things to feel less alone in the world, and Stefan's incredibly amusing technique to help you uplevel your storytelling game. What you will learn in this episode: Why your task is to find something, not create something Why connection is such an essential part of great storytelling How different mediums can unlock new ways to approach storytelling Who is Stefan? Stefan G. Bucher is a writer, graphic designer, illustrator, and all-around bookaholic. Born in Germany, he came to California and studied at the Art Center College of Design. His first introduction to book design happened as a child when he poured over the catalogs of the Wilhelm Busch Museum in Hannover. That early access began a lifelong journey to design and produce books in the same delightful and fascinating fashion that those early catalogs did for him. Stefan has received rewards, features, and recognition from design books and magazines and prestigious institutions in the literary world. He won the Yellow Pencil Award for Book Design from British Design and the Art Direction and the Art Directors Club of New York. Numerous book design exhibitions have featured his work such as those hosted by the American Institute of Graphic Arts, Minneapolis' Walker Art Center, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum. Stefan's most popular work, however, is the online animation series Daily Monster where he filmed himself drawing a new monster from random inkblots for 100 days. This series has enjoyed millions of views and downloads and inclusion in the Communication Arts Illustration and American Illustration annuals, and even new life in book form. In addition, he has worked with a wide range of entertainment, advertising, educational, and institutional clients and collaborated on projects with big names like Sting, director Tarsem, and The New York Times. Links and Resources: 344 Books @344books on LinkedIn @stefangbucher on YouTube 100 Days of Monster by Stefan G. Bucher Stefan's Skillshare Class Storytelling School Website @storytellingschool on Instagram @storytellingSchool on Facebook

PharaohHazard and I review the cult classic epic fantasy film by Tarsem.Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/deep-focus-cinema/id1527503262Emaildeep.focus.cinema.podcast@gmail.comSocial MediaDeep Focus CinemaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/deep.focus.cinema/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeepFocusCinemaPodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/deepfocuscinemaPersonalhttps://www.instagram.com/ibi8588/https://letterboxd.com/ibi8588/PharaohHazardhttps://www.youtube.com/user/PharaohHazardhttps://twitter.com/MargotPontoonhttps://www.instagram.com/thetruthaccordingtolily/

This cult film opens the door for the history of Classic Hollywood stunts, the symbolism of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, the power of storytelling and escapism, and the many ways we can fall. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/checkyourthreading)

Judy Jean Kwon grew up in a Korean-American video store where she fell in love with the art of filmmaking and story-telling. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she is a daughter of Korean immigrants. She split her time between Korea and America as a child and turned to the music and the arts. She started acting when she was 17. After 5 years of acting training, she went on to a successful commercial career, breaking the mold for Asian-American actors by taking on non-stereotypical roles. One of her first jobs was with Tarsem in the famous "Philip's flat TV" commercial where she proudly beat out over 300 Caucasian actors and landed the lead. She broke doors for ethnic actors and competed against non-Asian actresses. Unusual and uniquely beautiful, she went on to model for Herb Ritts, Steven Meisel, and acted in over 100 commercials. She played the lead in one of the first digital feature film to screen at Sundance Film Festival - "The Item".Kwon participated in the ABC's director fellowship, studied cinema at LACC, photography at Santa Monica College, and writing at UCLA.Kwon's mission is to give voice to the voiceless and tell stories of the underdogs that are ignored. She is passionate about women's rights and immigrant's stories.http://yomamarice.comDr. Donna MarksAmerica is addicted to… being addicted. And during the pandemic, COVID has accelerated the addictive mindset. Too many of us abuse one or more things, whether it is smoking cigarettes, vaping, having sex, drugging, drinking, eating, gambling, shopping or any of a dozen or more unhealthy and sometimes life-threatening, possibly illegal, career-ending, family-damaging habits. We are caught in a maze, like a lab rat. It is time to Exit The Maze, according to a breakthrough book by a former addict (marijuana, alcohol, and nicotine) who, as a mental health counselor, has successfully treated over 6,000 patients during the past three decades. She has found what has proven to work in treating addiction. “Addiction behavior operates like a hungry mouse looking for cheese in a maze,” says Dr. Marks, based in South Florida. “The mouse frantically runs through the maze in all different directions looking for the cheese. The mouse doesn't care about the amount, the shape of the cheese, or its flavor. No matter what, it will race up and down the maze searching. Even if the mouse is shocked with electric current every time it eats the cheese, it may be traumatized, but presented with the opportunity, the mouse will still go after the cheese. Obsessed with getting the cheese, the mouse never seeks the exit out of the maze. A person caught in the maze of addiction is similar to the mouse in that the addict will continue to seek out the "cheese" (a metaphor for any addictive substance or behavior) in spite of negative feedback, no matter how punishing it becomes. Like the mouse looking for cheese, the addicted person will continue to run the maze, frantically searching for the next "reward" or fix. This has become a massive social problem.”http://drdonnamarks.comThe Douglas Coleman Show now offers audio and video promotional packages for music artists as well as video promotional packages for authors. Please see our website for complete details. http://douglascolemanshow.comIf you have a comment about this episode or any other, please click the link below.https://ratethispodcast.com/douglascolemanshow

Judy Jean Kwon grew up in a Korean-American video store where she fell in love with the art of filmmaking and story-telling. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she is a daughter of Korean immigrants. She split her time between Korea and America as a child and turned to the music and the arts. She started acting when she was 17. After 5 years of acting training, she went on to a successful commercial career, breaking the mold for Asian-American actors by taking on non-stereotypical roles. One of her first jobs was with Tarsem in the famous "Philip's flat TV" commercial where she proudly beat out over 300 Caucasian actors and landed the lead. She broke doors for ethnic actors and competed against non-Asian actresses. Unusual and uniquely beautiful, she went on to model for Herb Ritts, Steven Meisel, and acted in over 100 commercials. She played the lead in one of the first digital feature film to screen at Sundance Film Festival - "The Item".Kwon participated in the ABC's director fellowship, studied cinema at LACC, photography at Santa Monica College, and writing at UCLA.Kwon's mission is to give voice to the voiceless and tell stories of the underdogs that are ignored. She is passionate about women's rights and immigrant's stories.http://yomamarice.comDr. Donna MarksAmerica is addicted to… being addicted. And during the pandemic, COVID has accelerated the addictive mindset. Too many of us abuse one or more things, whether it is smoking cigarettes, vaping, having sex, drugging, drinking, eating, gambling, shopping or any of a dozen or more unhealthy and sometimes life-threatening, possibly illegal, career-ending, family-damaging habits. We are caught in a maze, like a lab rat. It is time to Exit The Maze, according to a breakthrough book by a former addict (marijuana, alcohol, and nicotine) who, as a mental health counselor, has successfully treated over 6,000 patients during the past three decades. She has found what has proven to work in treating addiction. “Addiction behavior operates like a hungry mouse looking for cheese in a maze,” says Dr. Marks, based in South Florida. “The mouse frantically runs through the maze in all different directions looking for the cheese. The mouse doesn't care about the amount, the shape of the cheese, or its flavor. No matter what, it will race up and down the maze searching. Even if the mouse is shocked with electric current every time it eats the cheese, it may be traumatized, but presented with the opportunity, the mouse will still go after the cheese. Obsessed with getting the cheese, the mouse never seeks the exit out of the maze. A person caught in the maze of addiction is similar to the mouse in that the addict will continue to seek out the "cheese" (a metaphor for any addictive substance or behavior) in spite of negative feedback, no matter how punishing it becomes. Like the mouse looking for cheese, the addicted person will continue to run the maze, frantically searching for the next "reward" or fix. This has become a massive social problem.”http://drdonnamarks.comThe Douglas Coleman Show now offers audio and video promotional packages for music artists as well as video promotional packages for authors. Please see our website for complete details. http://douglascolemanshow.comIf you have a comment about this episode or any other, please click the link below.https://ratethispodcast.com/douglascolemanshow

In their fifth bonus episode, Robert and Jason revisit a terrifying movie from Jason's childhood: Tarsem Singh's psychological thriller THE CELL. Don't ask us why Jason was watching something this creepy at 12 years old! We start off by discussing Robert's previous disappointment with Tarsem's IMMORTALS, and then move into THE CELL's crazy but time-tested visual effects and the central performances from Jennifer Lopez, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Vince Vaughn. Should Tarsem get some Netflix or Amazon money to make up for the terrible direct-to-DVD sequel? Theme music: "Downtown" by Podington Bear. [CC BY-NC 3.0]

I promised we’d explore not only cinema and television, but also music videos. And less than 10 episodes in, I'm happy to deliver on that promise. And it happens to be with none other than global superstar Lady Gaga’s latest—and most personal—music video, for her hit song "911". Watch the video: https://youtu.be/58hoktsqk_Q In this exclusive interview, you will hear from both the director, Tarsem Singh, and the cinematographer, Jeff Cronenweth, ASC. Listen and you will discover: —The genesis of the 911 video, and how it was greenlit without a written treatment (00:05:16) —Why it took 28 years for Tarsem to return to music videos, after winning Best Music Video and Best Director VMAS when he was 30 (00:08:41) —Tarsem shares a moment of appreciation for Jeff, saying his favorite lighting ever was done by Jeff in a music video for Janet Jackson (00:14:58) —Jeff shares what drew him to the project (00:15:28) —What was said in the initial discussion that defined the look of the video (00:18:10) —How 911 was shot without storyboards (00:22:04) —Oscar-nominated cinematographer, Jeff Cronenweth, on what it feels like to play God with lighting (00:26:49) —Tarsem on Lady Gaga's commitment and her crazy costumes (00:27:22) —Jeff's unplanned contribution to a key moment in the video (00:28:49) —Jeff describes what other directors can learn from Tarsem's approach (00:30:17) —Jeff on the idea that David Fincher hates the process of filming, and more about Fincher's approach to filmmaking (00:32:39) —On David Fincher's sense of humor and the truth about directing (00:34:31) —The initial idea for 911's video and the concept explained (00:39:47) —Color grading during a pandemic and making Pismo Beach, California look like White Sands, New Mexico (00:48:31) —Camera and lenses used, and the thinking behind that choice (00:51:32) —Locations the video was shot in (00:52:39) —The elaborate costumes designed for Lady Gaga (00:53:44) —About the ultra slow-motion wide shot (00:57:45) —More on some of the symbolic meaning of the visuals, and the truth behind a conspiracy theory about the video (00:59:53) —The role of the subconscious in making creative choices with greater meaning that serve the narrative, but which we're not consciously aware of until after the fact (01:03:33) —Why Tarsem has never tried any drugs… yet (01:05:37) —How a key shot was achieved, technically, how the video was edited in only a day, and why the release was delayed (01:06:58) —How the video was shot safely during the COVID-19 pandemic, even with a health scare on set (01:12:16) —The creation of the final tableau that reveals the whole meaning of the video (01:15:39) —Lady Gaga's performance in the church at the end, and how it was miraculously saved in the edit due to audio from the behind-the-scenes crew (01:21:31) —Lady Gaga's evolution as an artist (01:28:34) If you haven't yet, please subscribe to be notified of future episodes, and share this podcast with others to help grow the show and spread the knowledge! And if you're on Apple Podcasts, a review would be very appreciated! Follow Art of the Shot: Instagram Facebook Twitter Derek Stettler: Instagram Tarsem: IMDb Jeff Cronenweth: IMDb --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/art-of-the-shot/support

Joining Chris this week is Wrestling with Pop Culture’s Jonathan Williams! Chris and Jonathan met while working and after chatting, found out that Jonathan hadn’t seen the 2000 J. Lo/Vince Vaughn sci-fi horror. The two talk about the strange connection to the date and when Chris texted Jonathan about the movie. Gather around while we discuss the making of the movie, where the visionary filmmaker came from and the possibility of a faithful sequel to this dark and beautiful film!

Easy A feels a bit like OUR movie. Everybody knows Means Girls, but Easy A and Meldoy Bostic are for us. Oh yeah and Lady Gaga + Tarsem! The post Episode 280: Emma Stone’s first big lead in Easy A, and Gaga meets Tarsem in 911 appeared first on So...I'm Watching This Show.

On today's episode of gaybros deal with isolation rewatching some of their favorite movies, we talk about the 2008 beloved adventure and drama movie The Fall, by Tarsem Singh (as Tarsem)

The guys return for Mat's turn in this round of picks, Tarsem's The Fall. How does this little known movie hold up today? Should you make the effort to seek this one out? Come back next week for Logan's pick, About Time. Stick around to the end to hear what we have coming up after this round of picks!   Check us out on Twitter and Instagram @twistedmugmedia and email us at twistedmugmedia@gmail.com

121 The Cell (2000) Tarsem war lange Zeit einer der besten und bekanntesten Werbe- und Musikvideofilmer, ehe er 2000 versuchte mit The Cell dem angestaubten Serienkillerthriller neues Leben einzuhauen. Mit an Bord ist Weltstar Jennifer Lopez. Wir haben uns die Frage gestellt ob The Cell auch abseits seiner betörenden Bilder begeistern kann? Die Antwort darauf hört ihr in unser neuen Folge! Bildquelle: Kinowelt Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/podriders Steady: https://steadyhq.com/de/podriders Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6QBHcolOKreX9DV7HlpH6x iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/devils-demons/id1220193229?mt=2 RSS: https://devilsanddemons.podigee.io/feed/mp3 Blog: https://devilsanddemons.podigee.io/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/d3vilsnd3mons

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Polish your dermal piercings, this week we suspend ourselves in THE CELL! Starring Jennifer (J.Lo) Lopez, and is there really anything else that you need to know? Actually, there is because this movie is nuts. Directed by Tarsem Singh and starring Vinces D'Onofrio and Vaughn, this movie is a visually resplendent thriller with a dark beating heart, soaring on the wings of a sparrow. Also featuring Dylan Baker and Dean Norris, who it wouldn't be a sci-fi thriller without, this fever dream of a film confused and astounded us when we were younger, but how does it hold up now? Listen to find out and don't forget to subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher! Also, you can also support us by either contributing Patreon campaign, or by buying Rewatchability t-shirts from TeePublic.  

Released in 2008, Tarsem Singh's The Fall is a very loose remake of the 1981 Bulgarian film Yo Ho Ho. The film stars Lee Pace as Roy, a stunt man who’s had an accident that has left him paralyzed from the waist down. While at the hospital he befriends a little girl named Alexandria who’s played by Catinca Untaru. The film goes between the two of them at the hospital and a wild world of imagination crafted by the pair as a way to keep their minds off their boredom and pain.

Released in 2008, Tarsem Singh's The Fall is a very loose remake of the 1981 Bulgarian film Yo Ho Ho. The film stars Lee Pace as Roy, a stunt man who’s had an accident that has left him paralyzed from the waist down. While at the hospital he befriends a little girl named Alexandria who’s played by Catinca Untaru. The film goes between the two of them at the hospital and a wild world of imagination crafted by the pair as a way to keep their minds off their boredom and pain.

The string of Sneople Origin Movies continues in this week's episode, covering Tarsem's 2006 cult classic, The Fall! This is also the most cursed episode yet, as it took them three tries to actually make -- It was worth the wait, they promise. They heap praise upon Lee Pace (both for his acting ability and his height), rage against the unfair reviewers that put The Fall on limited release, and just in general talk a lot about stories and how they heal and hurt us. Matty and Ezra also get really excited about costuming again. This episode also features a wide variety of Unusual Double Features, ranging from movies like It's a Wonderful Life to Maurice. It's a complex film and they refuse to apologize.

[ep.99] We catch-up on lots of cool shows and movies including HBO’s Chernobyl, the new Elton John biopic Rocketman, the 2006 Tarsem film The Fall, Hulu’s Ramy, Little Miss Sunshine, and some Criterion Channel pics – Godzilla, Blood Simple, Rashomon, and Ikiru. WBAM!Join our Summer Movie Wager at www.thesummermoviewager.comE-mail us: weboughtamic@gmail.comFollow WBAM: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review.Twitter:@caldernest@HuntMobley@DrewDietzenletterboxd:letterboxd.com/caldernest/letterboxd.com/hearshot/letterboxd.com/drewd/Drew’s SpotifyDrew’s WNSC UCF radio showHunter’s WebsiteSpecial thanks to Rafael Calderon for the weekly upload.Ep 99 ShownotesIntroKetchupErnest – The Fall (00:03:22), Chernobyl (00:19:43)Hunter- Rocketman (00:35:14), Cracking Crite (Godzilla, Blood Simple, Rashomon, Ikiru) (00:44:49)Drew – Ramy (01:05:57), Little Miss Sunshine (01:19:31)Outro (01:27:18) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weboughtamic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weboughtamic/support

[ep.99] We catch-up on lots of cool shows and movies including HBO’s Chernobyl, the new Elton John biopic Rocketman, the 2006 Tarsem film The Fall, Hulu’s Ramy, Little Miss Sunshine, and some Criterion Channel pics – Godzilla, Blood Simple, Rashomon, and Ikiru. WBAM! Join our Summer Movie Wager at www.thesummermoviewager.com E-mail us: weboughtamic@gmail.com Follow WBAM: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review. Twitter: @caldernest @HuntMobley @DrewDietzen letterboxd: letterboxd.com/caldernest/ letterboxd.com/hearshot/ letterboxd.com/drewd/ Drew’s Spotify Drew’s WNSC UCF radio show Hunter’s Website Special thanks to Rafael Calderon for the weekly upload. Ep 99 Shownotes Intro Ketchup Ernest – The Fall (00:03:22), Chernobyl (00:19:43) Hunter- Rocketman (00:35:14), Cracking Crite (Godzilla, Blood Simple, Rashomon, Ikiru) (00:44:49) Drew – Ramy (01:05:57), Little Miss Sunshine (01:19:31) Outro (01:27:18)

This week we're taking a look at a film that was a first time for us. "The Fall" is a 2006 art/adventure film directed by Tarsem. It's no doubt a beautiful film full of some of the most stunning photography... well... ever. It has been criticized as being all style and no substance but have a listen and see where we 'FALL'. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0460791/?ref_=nv_sr_3?ref_=nv_sr_3

Writer (No Flesh Shall be Spared) Thom Carnell of the "Bonus Material" podcast joins me for this latest episode as we look at two visually stunning films from the list. Kicking things off is Tarsem's grown up fairy tale "The Fall" before we look at Russia's first horror movie Nochnoy dozor aka "Night Watch. All this plus we discuss the legacy of Bruce Lee, The restraints of the studio system and rules of interspecies dating, Clown Noir and so much more! Links For more of Elwood's movie rants check out - http://fromthedepthsofdvdhell.blogspot.co.uk/ http://channelsuperhero.com/ For more Thom Carnell check out - http://thom-carnell.squarespace.com/ Bonus Material Podcast - http://thebonusmaterial.blogspot.co.uk/ The list - http://www.letterboxd.com/elwood_jones/list/mad-bad-and-downright-strange-a-1001-cult/ Opening Theme: "Hyperfun" - Kevin Macleod (http://incompetech.com/) End Theme: "Out of Limits" - The Marketts

In this episode, Justin, Chris and Mike talk What's On Their Minds and then do TWO listener requested film reviews, A Most Violent Year and The Fall.  RUNDOWN -  - Intro (00:00:00 - 00:06:54)       - Intro       - Casually Criterion Poll Winner!       - Reel Outreach Promo - What's On Our Minds (00:06:54 - 00:39:44)       - Chris - Spielberg v Netflix       - Justin - Bojack Horseman       - Mike - Leaving Neverland - A Most Violent Year (00:39:44 - 01:26:30)       - Guest and Oscar Bet winner, Matt Ward, joins for the review        - Spoilers start at (00:58:52)  - The Fall  (01:26:30 - 01:49:28)       - No Non-Spoiler Section - Outro (01:49:28 - 01:51:06)  Thanks again to guest, Matt Ward. Check out his reviews on Rotten Tomatoes or at www.cinematicconsiderations.com/ Check out Justin's film, Camino, on Amazon Prime or Prime Video where you can rent/buy!  Visit www.reeloutreach.com and donate to help underprivileged kids get to the theaters to see Captain Marvel!  Follow us on: Twitter Facebook Instagram Email us at: casualcinemedia@gmail.com Talk Criterion Collection, film, tv and other stuff with us in our Facebook group at:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/casualcinecast/ Intro/Outro Music courtesy of Jake Wagner-Russell at www.soundcloud.com/bopscotch

We conclude spooky szn with a cinema dissection of the 2000 sci-psych-thriller-horror-fever dream of a movie directed by Tarsem Singh, The Cell.  It stars Jennifer Lopez when she still gave a damn about acting and Vince Vaughn, when he was thin, and also gave a damn about acting. This duo netted a few minutes of discussion before we even got into the meat of the movie. Does it qualify as a perfect movie? Is the odd reception it received the fault of Tarsem or the fault of the viewer? Let's find out!  

This episode the crew take a look at one of the most beautiful films ever shot: THE FALL (2006) Directed by Tarsem and starring Lee Pace. You Missed it? - Episode 25: Rylan's choice Facebook: www.facebook.com/YouMissedIt/ Twitter: twitter.com/ymi_podcast Soundcloud: @youmisseditpodcast iTunes: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/you-m…-it/id1300461379 You Missed it?: A weekly podcast in which five cinephiles watch lesser-known films that were overlooked upon their initial release. Each episode, one of the hosts selects a movie to watch that they feel has not received the credit it deserves; afterwards everyone discusses and offers their opinions and their analyses to determine whether or not the movie is indeed underrated. (EPISODES CONTAIN SPOILERS) Directed by Tarsem Singh/ Written by Tarsem Singh, Dan Gilroy & Nico Soultanakis Starring: Lee Pace Catinca Untaru Justine Waddell

Movie Meltdown - Episode 450 (For our Patreon supporters.) This week we get together to trade pitches from some unusual movies we've watched lately. Who has the more alluring project?? Listen and find out for yourself... And while we try to decide who has the weirder semi-post-apocalyptic future,  we also discuss… Streets of Fire, Future Cops, Christopher Robin, Immortals, Mozart in the Jungle, The Disaster Artist, Babylon 5, Ray Harryhausen, double tweed-on-tweed green with a bow tie, if you point him to a limb he will go out to the furthest tip of it… every single time, it gets deeper into the teenage years, a karaoke version of some song… and he seduces a high school girl… using electricity that comes out of his eyes, future… on a shoestring, Tommy Wiseau, Monica Bellucci, all of that together...if you’re not sold already I don’t know what the hell you are waiting for, the most brilliantly written self-critique I've ever seen, there's some great images of him as a beach ball, fireballs blazing onto the streets, everybody likes to invoke data-driven, 300, J. Michael Straczynski, the highest quality non-copyright material to draw from, creepy Willem Dafoe, for broom-head… it totally works, David O. Selznick and Cecil B. DeMille, Flatliners, Deep Space Nine, Bill Paxton, John Hurt, shiny special effects and dudes without shirts, Hook, Rick Moranis, Tarsem, the veil is off, Raul Julia, by feeding him a computer chip, it’s better than the real world, how things elicit pathos, Herodotus, these are things that you ought to care about, you should have a cuddle room, moving paintings, Jim Steinman, Amy Madigan, the more benign form of what Nick Cage has and uncanny valley all over the place.  “...I gotta tell ya, I was like this close to going to sleep when I put that movie on... when it started playing I was like - I'm making coffee! Like, I can not let this movie go!” 

This week on the podcast, we flashback to 2008 for a look at Tarsem Singh’s The Fall. This was where Lee Pace got one of his first big breaks, well, if anyone had seen it. Half of the pod hadn’t seen The Fall and we discuss the style over substance knock against Tarsem; and whether that is fair. This is an underseen gem of imagination and adventure. A film that can be watched by all and is Tarsem’s best film to date. If you haven’t seen it yet, seek it out, and come back and listen to our full discussion. Download. Listen. Enjoy. 0:01:00 Setting Up The Fall 0:05:50 Sharing Thoughts On The Fall 0:22:00 Theorizing The Ending 0:31:20 Appreciating Tarsem @middleofrow #nothe

Martin and resident artist Emma Guerard have a discussion about the film work of designer Eiko Ishioka. The discuss her production designs for the literary sequences in Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, as well as her costume designs for Dracula, The Cell, and The Fall. They try to pin down her unique aesthetic, and look at how sets and costumes can do their part to tell a story on film. They manage to touch on some of her work outside of film as well, including her work in advertising, the Beijing Olympics, and Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.

Wes and Steve are finally back with a new episode where they discuss two films that harken back to simpler, more legendary times. Join them as they discuss the Ed Harris film Appaloosa, then Tarsem's The Fall.

If you've seen "The Wizard of Oz" -- and who hasn't? -- then you only know a fraction of L. Frank Baum's "Oz" mythology. "Emerald City" producers Shaun Cassidy and David Schulner partnered with director Tarsem to create a visual feast on NBC's new series. Also: we review Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" and preview TV premieres.

  Tarsem Singh is part of that first generation of filmmakers who cut their teeth making music videos for MTV before making the transition to the silver screen.  His more prolific counterparts include Spike Jonze ("Her") and David Fincher ("Gone Girl"), both of whom helped "The Fall" get released in theaters.  Tarsem's labor of love took four years to make, and was filmed in 28 countries.  The film is a story within a story, and is really about celebrating the intimacy between story and storyteller.  "The Fall" is a highly imaginative film from one of the most visionary directors of this era, who is such despite only having made a handful of films.  He would be in that category anyway, if he had made no other film than this one.  Emily is the guest in this episode and the three movie fans discuss her listener's choice. You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on the hypertext link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player attached to this post.

After a brief break, The Boys Outta Brooklyn return with a massive two hours of reviews, views, and the usual chicanery! Join Tom and Derrick as they cover such films as the Tarsem-lensed mythological epic Immortals, the Brett Ratner comedy Tower Heist, and the found-footage possession flick The Devil Inside. Plus, the person you don't expect imitates Eddie Murphy, the Full Hartnell, and why "The Feathermen" is a crap name for you covert organization. You know you want to give us the dead baby, so get to clickin'!

After a brief break, The Boys Outta Brooklyn return with a massive two hours of reviews, views, and the usual chicanery! Join Tom and Derrick as they cover such films as the Tarsem-lensed mythological epic Immortals, the Brett Ratner comedy Tower Heist, and the found-footage possession flick The Devil Inside. Plus, the person you don't expect imitates Eddie Murphy, the Full Hartnell, and why "The Feathermen" is a crap name for you covert organization. You know you want to give us the dead baby, so get to clickin'!

After a brief break, The Boys Outta Brooklyn return with a massive two hours of reviews, views, and the usual chicanery! Join Tom and Derrick as they cover such films as the Tarsem-lensed mythological epic Immortals, the Brett Ratner comedy Tower Heist, and the found-footage possession flick The Devil Inside. Plus, the person you don't expect imitates Eddie Murphy, the Full Hartnell, and why "The Feathermen" is a crap name for you covert organization. You know you want to give us the dead baby, so get to clickin'!

After a brief break, The Boys Outta Brooklyn return with a massive two hours of reviews, views, and the usual chicanery! Join Tom and Derrick as they cover such films as the Tarsem-lensed mythological epic Immortals, the Brett Ratner comedy Tower Heist, and the found-footage possession flick The Devil Inside. Plus, the person you don't expect imitates Eddie Murphy, the Full Hartnell, and why "The Feathermen" is a crap name for you covert organization. You know you want to give us the dead baby, so get to clickin'!

Andrew and Frank give their spoiler-filled analysis of Immortals. How much can visually stunning cinematography compensate for a poor story? Are there any interesting characters in this film at all? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 2:46 - The Virgin Oracle 9:18 - Hyperion's desire for biological world domination 12:11 - Are the visuals too gaudy? 23:53 - That "heavenly war" image from the trailer 25:00 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing cinemafix@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!

Andrew and Frank give their general thoughts on the new Greek epic from Tarsem. Is this just another travesty like the last year's Clash of the Titans, or is it a fresh take on old archetypes? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 3:17 - General thoughts 13:17 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing cinemafix@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!

Guest Co-host: Matt Kelly! Matt and Jonathan talk Matt moving back to PA and killing his dreams! Geekscape discusses Teen Boy Pedo Vigilantism! The threat of more Tarsem movies! Gilmore discusses the Doctor Who movie! And Kristen Stewart sighs herself into Akira! Video Games: Jonathan talks Skyward Sword! PLUS! Two "musical numbers" from Matt Kelly! AND The Geekscape Awards are HERE!

This week the guys discuss the re-release of Star Wars episode 1 in 3D, augmented reality possibilities, Evil Dead remake, and Oldboy casting news. 3 movies enter the trailer rundown and a review of Tarsem's Immortals.

Tonight, we cover a sampling of fantasy action films, including The Beastmaster, both versions of Clash of the Titans, a salute to 300, and a spoiler-free review of Tarsem Singh's Immortals. Shake the sand from your sandals, and join us! This episode is brought to you by Baby Oil.

Alex, Allison, and Sasha discuss "The Fall" and share their suggestions for frame narrative films as well as some festival-talk.

Mike, John and Adam marvel at the breakout simian performance of the year as well as arguably the best dissolve in cinema history.  I am Tarsem! If you have a comment or question you can write us at theaftershowpodcast@gmail.com or call and leave a message at (206) 984-1298.  Thanks for listening.THE FALL imdb Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0460791/