Podcasts about two noughts

But was it really a threesome? Luca Guadagnino's latest, Challengers, is the main dish this week paired with Peter Greenaway's A Zed & Two Noughts. Did either satisfy? Guest comedian Riley Pena sits in with us to parse the many details. Beers by Corpus Christi, TX, breweries Lazy Beach Brewing and Rebel Toad Brewing Co. Don't miss this week's Joe-only After Hours that helps fill in the details: http://www.patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast. 

With the remastered cinematic and digital re-release of The Draughtsman's Contract, marking forty years since it first appeared, Matthew Sweet looks back on the film music career of the man who created its much-loved score, Michael Nyman. He charts his long association with director Peter Greenaway, his foray into the Hollywood, and his work with European and experimental cinema. The programme features music from The Falls, The Ogre, A La Folie, Gattaca, The Piano, Carrington, Ravenous, The Libertine, Wonderland, A Zed and Two Noughts, The Cook The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover, Drowning by Numbers, Prospero's Books, and The Draughtsman's Contract.

Yochai & Brad review Zed & Two Noughts + Tangled, two funnels by The Afterthought Committee, and discuss virtual tabletop software.0:19 Virtual Tabletops14:39 Main Review34:54 SpoilersGet Zed & Two Noughts from here, and Tangled from here.Thanks to Bobby McElver for the show's music.For listener questions, email betweentwocairns@gmail.com!Check out our Patreon to support the show. Also stickers.Find more Between Two Cairns here.

Bei aller formalen Experimentierfreude steht Peter Greenaway als ausgebildeter Künstler durchaus auch in der altehrwürdigen Tradition der Landschaftsmalerei. Aufgrund seiner Biografie ist er insbesondere der wässrig-grünen Landschaft Südenglands verbunden, die in seinen Frühwerken immer wieder aufscheint. Auch in seinem jüngsten Film jedoch, Walking to Paris, das die Wanderung Constantin Brâncusis aus Rumänien nach Paris nachzeichnet, ist die Inspiration des Künstlers durch die Landschaft ein Hauptthema. Ausserdem kommen Beispiele aus folgenden Filmen zur Sprache: The Draughtsman's Contract; Drowning by Numbers; The Falls; The Reitdiep Journeys; Vertical Features Remake; A Zed and Two Noughts.

Peter Greenaway hat einige der meistdiskutierten Filme der letzten Jahrzehnte geschaffen. Seine kühl-ironische und gleichzeitig oft ungeschönte Darstellung von Nacktheit, Sexualität, Gewalt und Tod in Filmen wie A Zed and Two Noughts, Drowning by Numbers; The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover; The Baby of Mâcon oder auch Goltzius and the Pelican Company und Eisenstein in Guanajuato hat manche Gemüter erregt. Ebenso provokativ ist sein Anspruch, dass Kino nicht bloss zur Unterhaltung dienen, sondern komplexe Kunstwerke hervorbringen sollte, die vom Publikum eine vertiefte Auseinandersetzung erfordern. Ein offenes Gespräch über diese und andere diskussionswürdige Aspekte von Greenaways Schaffen, moderiert von Michel Bodmer.

You aren't seeing double. Jim and Nick discuss a pair of films featuring twins, Peter Greenaway's A ZED & TWO NOUGHTS and David Cronenberg's DEAD RINGERS along with other pop culture twin references and Nick's real life fetish ... er, fascination with twins.

James and Harry discuss the new Toucan Echo single Room Wide Mind - with a preview at the end of the podcast! Show Notes: Zed and Two Noughts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Zed_%26_Two_Noughts

Thank you to our Co-producer patron Miriam Meaney for selecting this week's topic! This 1985 Peter Greenaway film approaches storytelling with the perspective that there is no meaning to reality despite our organized attempts to create it. We talk about how Greenaway uses the traditions of Dutch paintings and anatomical animal studies to get this message across or frustrate us by trying. Interested in the media we discussed this episode? Please support the show by purchasing it through our affiliate store: A Zed and Two Noughts Additional Resources: Symmetry and Structure in Greenaway’s A Zed and Two Noughts Organizing the ZOO: Peter Greenaway’s A Zed & Two Noughts Distant Voices, Still Lives and A Zed and Two Noughts: watch the double bill Alemany-Galway, M., & Willoquet-Maricondi, P. (2008). Peter Greenaway’s Postmodern / Poststructuralist Cinema (Vol. Rev. ed). Lanham, Md: Scarecrow Press. De Beauregard, R. C. (2010). Green Apples and Red Prawns: The Colour of Time in Peter Greenaway’s A Zed & Two Noughts ( Z.0.0.). Journal of British Cinema & Television, 7(1), 82.  

We pair the fruit-forward Amy Schumer vehicle I Feel Pretty with the decomposing carcass that is A Zed & Two Noughts. Bonus features: Sweetie, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence ​​​​​​​and more.

In Broken Chair Scores episode 12 we dive into contemporary classical music with Michael Nymans Score to the film "A Zed and Two Noughts" by Peter Greenaway which reminds me of my favourite guy from this genre (Philip Glass) and thus already makes this a very special episode for me. Then we do something even more cool in that we compare two versions of the same soundtrack. We dissect "Akumajou Densetsu" for the Famicom and "Castlevania 3" for the NES respectively (composed by Hidenori Maezawa, Jun Funahashi, Yukie Morimoto and Yoshinori Sasaki) with the Famicom version using the outstanding VRC6 chip (embedded into the cartridge as an addon to the systems' internal sound hardware!) instead of the NES' rather standard MMC5 chip. We listen to the (not so) subtle differences in the arrangements and have a lot of fun while doing so. And I hope you will have fun listening to it as well! New in 2018: This episode got the remastering treatment which means that some very light editing has happened for the dialogue but some heavy editing has happened for the Castlevania tracks. The original version had the "room sound" that we produced on the fly. The remastered version was edited so that the tracks have higher quality. Unfortunately this goes only for the Castlevania tracks. The "Zed and Two Noughts" tracks couldn't be retrieved and thus still have their classic sound. (Not too bad though). This remastering really shines a light on the difference between the NES and the Famicom version which makes it a must listen episode for all followers even if you already listened to the original episode edit. Fun fact: somewhere in the episode I mention that this is an unedited, almost life experience. Well this is no longer the case obviously but I think the new edit brings home the difference between the two versions nicely and thus I did it. Also: I mention the "bad dudes" several times. This is also wrong. The composers of the Castlevania soundtrack are NOT the people who created the soundtrack to the game Bad Dudes which themselves were referred to as the "bad dudes" by Brent Weinbach and Rob F. Switch on their legendary vgm podcast The Legacy Music Hour. I have so much to learn. download

Michael Berkeley talks to the actress Frances Barber about the music and friendships that have inspired her throughout her career. From Cleopatra at the Globe Theatre to the evil Madame Kovarian in Dr Who, from Peter Greenaway to Inspector Morse, and from Chekhov at the Royal Shakespeare Company to playing a seductive barrister in TV's Silk, Frances Barber is one of our most versatile actors. From the moment she won the Olivier Award for the Most Promising Newcomer, her hugely diverse career has spanned theatre, television and film - and every genre from comedy, sci-fi, kitchen sink drama, to theatrical classics and Hollywood. Frances tells Michael how she discovered classical music by working her way through the records in her local library when she was setting out on her acting career; she chooses Chopin to remind her of that time. In a funny and revealing interview, Frances talks about the music that's been part of her work, including Michael Nyman's soundtrack to A Zed and Two Noughts and songs by Brecht and the Pet Shop Boys. And she chooses music that reminds her of people she's loved, including Schubert for her close friend Alan Rickman. Producer: Jane Greenwood A Loftus production for BBC Radio 3.

PETER GREENAWAY, deuxième volet.Avec The Draughtsman's Contract, A Zed & Two Noughts et The Belly of an Architect , Greenaway signe sa première trilogie informelle sur le thème de la création et de la destruction. Les bases de l'édifice qu'il érigera sont toutes là et le 7ème en explore les fondations ici même 

PETER GREENAWAY, deuxième volet.Avec The Draughtsman's Contract, A Zed & Two Noughts et The Belly of an Architect , Greenaway signe sa première trilogie informelle sur le thème de la création et de la destruction. Les bases de l'édifice qu'il érigera sont toutes là et le 7ème en explore les fondations ici même 

Movie Meltdown - Episode 168 This episode... The Hunger Games, rooms full of giggling Eskimos, Bill Moseley, Jaws, what’s up with rich kung-fu knowing vampires, erotic cartoons, Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2, Police Capt. Hook, David Lynch tells you about dental hygiene, the 30th anniversary of the Summer of ‘82, Salvador Dali, Alice in Wonderland: The Adult Musical, non-mutant Huck Finn, Home Improvment in a wilderness store, Troll Hunter, Creature Comforts, Jennifer Lawrence, Pan, Adrien Brody, Rango, Flesh Gordon, Shut Up Little Man, soccer moms, Teenage Alien Ninja Turtles, laughter canneries, The Big Sleep, maybe too intense for some viewers, my favorite thing Nicolas Cage ever said..., covert anti-feminist propaganda, you don’t mess with Ashley Judd!, making the sports noises, Barbie is like Bruce Willis in Pulp Fiction, porn talk, caller number four you’re on the air, drunken history videos, my life’s goal... to steal a pizza, The Pillow Book, I’m pro-popcorn!, the Groundhog Day factor, Barbie’s acting resume, Joanna Cassidy, Brett Ratner...didn’t I go to high school with him?, Julie Adams, A Zed and Two Noughts, more on the David Lynch coffee commercial... and cookies. Lots and lots of cookies. “They teach kung fu in hell don’t they?”

Love is betrayal. Love is anguish. Love is sin. Love is selfish. Love is hope. Love is pain. Love is death. What is love? Love's a bitch. This week we delved deep into the multi themed and layered Amores Perros from Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu. We match it up with Sherlock's last time of giving it to Palcher as he offers up one of the strangest films in the fest yet Peter Greenway's A Zed And Two Noughts. With car crashes being major theme in both films we give you our top 5 movie car crashes. please donate!