Podcasts about while we're young

This week, we talk about the Noah Baumbach generational comedy, While We're Young, which is really about America. We talk about Ben Stiller's music video career, the undeniable charm of Adam Driver, and we share our completely grounded conspiracy theories about this film. End Song: Hit 'em Up - 2Pac

I dagens sending tar Thale, Miriam og Ludvik et dypdykk inn i karrieren til Noah Baumbach. De snakker om Kicking and Screaming, The Squid and the Whale, Greenberg, Frances Ha, While We're Young og Mistress America. Bjørn kommer også en tur innom studio for å anmelde Joker, og Thale anmelder Disco, den nye filmen med Josefine Frida Pettersen. God lytt!

Hey Dude, the other night I watched the movie While We're Young with Marisol and it was like looking into a mirror...a funhouse mirror...the satire cut deep down into our marrow.CHARACTERS: Sweet Leaf, Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Adam Driver, Amanda Seyfried, Individual 1, Adam Horovitz, Peter YarrowLOCATIONS: Peru, Christmas Tree Lane, Altadena LibraryMOVIES/TV/MUSIC: Twin Peaks, Girls, SNL, Beastie BoysSTUFF: USMC, Doc Martens, common-law marriageSOUNDS: motorcycle, cars, cough, echo, mic popsGENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journalPHOTO: "Zane's Funhouse Mirror" shot on my iPhone5RECORDED: August 30, 2019 on the observation deck at the Zane Grey Estate in Altadena, California DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised. (CHUNKY AUDIO)

Hey Dude, the other night I watched the movie While We're Young with Marisol and it was like looking into a mirror...a funhouse mirror...the satire cut deep down into our marrow. CHARACTERS: Sweet Leaf, Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Adam Driver, Amanda Seyfried, Individual 1, Adam Horovitz, Peter Yarrow LOCATIONS: Peru, Christmas Tree Lane, Altadena Library MOVIES/TV/MUSIC: Twin Peaks, Girls, SNL, Beastie Boys STUFF: USMC, Doc Martens, common-law marriage SOUNDS: motorcycle, cars, cough, echo, mic pops GENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journal PHOTO: "Zane's Funhouse Mirror" shot on my iPhone5 RECORDED: August 30, 2019 on the observation deck at the Zane Grey Estate in Altadena, California  DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised. (CHUNKY AUDIO)

Welcome to a special episode of the Film & Loathing podcast, we have a pair of films for you this week, the new Netflix film by Dan Gilroy, VELVET BUZZSAW, which we pair with Nicolas Winding Refn's THE NEON DEMON. Plus stay tuned for for some other things we've been watching and as always, you can send feedback on the show to filmandloathingpodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for listening! 0:00 - 8:40 - Intro 8:41 - 32:42 - Velvet Buzzsaw review 32:43 - 1:02:08 - The Neon Demon review 1:02:09 - 1:13:20 - The Neon Demon spoilers 1:13:21 - 2:04:31 - What We've Been Watching (The Skeleton Twins, Casino Royale, Kicking and Screaming (1995), Silver Linings Playbook, While We're Young, Spiderman: Homecoming, Incredibles 2, Alps, The Meyerowitz Stories, The Night Eats the World) 2:04:32 - Outro Enjoy!

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The intrepid duo of Gabrielle and Josh dig into the entertainment news. Louis CK is apparently a rapist because he jacks off in front of people, or that's what Eve Peyser would have you think. Movie reviews kick in around 26:40 1) The Florida Project - Josh says garbage; Gabrielle liked it - in theaters 2) While We're Young - both say garbage, on Netflix 3) The Killing of A Sacred Deer - really good shit per Josh; all the misanthropy a man needs; in some theaters 4) Loving Vincent - really good shit per Josh; a painted cartoon mystery about van Gogh's last hours - in some theaters Ian got fucked on the Great British Baking Show. Those hags sabotaged his ice cream! https://twitter.com/watchalonepod

This week we are all over the place. Chris talks about a sci-fi fi show called Dark Matter he saw on Netflix, Richard watched The Girl With All the Gifts on Amazon, and Matt felt old watching While We're Young. This week's movie is the latest installment in the MCU, Thor: Ragnarok. Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Email us at show@weareentertained.com Support us on Patreon

This week Kevin and Jon get together to casually discuss what they watched over the past week and discuss the pros and cons of Kristen Stewart. Plus we answer listener feedback and trash the terrible opening scene of Cobra. 0:00 - Intro 2:13 - What We Watched: Only God Forgives , Quantum of Solace , Silence of the Lambs , No Country for Old Men , Clue , While We're Young , The Before Trilogy , Akira , Slacker , A Most Violent Year , Rushmore , Found , Mindhunter. 1:21:45 - Feedback: Favorite Action Movies 1:32:45 - Outro

Beginning to a new vibe that's relevant and just simply put "fresh" on this podcast, I reflect on how holding a young spirit can keep you growing. Student mode always on a go! Listen on how Jhené Aiko song "While We're Young" inspired this expression of thoughts. More to come, in the meantime and in between time, comment, subscribe and share *~* Donna P. *~*

Cassie sits down with singer/songwriter April Kry. Her latest single "While We're Young" is available now. FB: April Kry, Instagram: AprilKryMusic, Twitter: AprilKryMusic 5 songs: #FemaleFriday "Waiting on You" Lindsay Ell "Love on Tap" Courtney Cole "Sorry on the Rocks" Kelleigh Bannen "Love Me More" Maggie Rose "Love Me Like You Mean It" Kelsea Ballerini

The Triple Bill Title Word for Episode 003 is FEVER and this time around we caught up with the cinematic classic disco drama Saturday Night Fever (1977), the romantic comedy/ book adaptation Fever Pitch (1997) and the remake of Eli Roth's gory horror Cabin Fever (2016). WARNING: This episode is fully loaded of "F-Bombs". You may even hear the "C Word" used but only in the context of a movie we're discussing. 0:57 - Saturday Night Fever 32:19 - Fever Pitch 56:15 - Cabin Fever Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs! Episode 4 covers a triple bill of YOUNG movies. Young Frankenstein, Young Guns and While We're Young.  

While We're Young er skrevet og instrueret af independent-darlingen Noah Baumbach, men den er frisk og vittig, og den får én til at tænke. Den er på alle måder som en bedre Woody Allen-newyorker-komedie, men som go'e gamle Woody absolut ikke laver dem mere. While We're Young har nemlig Ben Stiller og Naomi Watts i hovedrollerne som parret i 40erne, som er kørt lidt fast i tosomheden og beslutningen om ikke at få børn. Men så møder de det noget vildere og mere spontane par i 20erne — Adam Driver og Amanda Seyfried — og så slår det gnister. While We're Young er en dejlig selvbevidst komedie, der handler om at være kreativ filmskaber, om at leve i nuet og om angsten for at blive gammel og glemt. While We're Young udkom på dansk blu-ray fra Scanbox d. 24. september. Hør mere om filmen i podcasten, og læs mere om blu-rayen på bloggen.

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Movie Meltdown - Episode 316 "Sink or Swim" - All in. To fail or succeed entirely by one's own efforts.  This week we go to Sink or Swim Art Gallery to talk with our friend Ryan who has gone all in... with his artistic endeavors , as he opens a new art gallery filled with terrific artwork and movie references. We discuss Ryan's early interests in both art and film, and just how one leads to the other.   And while we make up our own story, we also discuss... Gremlins, De Chirico, Inside Out, What We Do in the Shadows, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Sponge Bob from Piccaso, sharing other weird ideas, the boys who fell down the toilet, being an art kid, coconuts and cinnamon toast, Joe Bob Briggs, confident filmmakers, a less macho Jimmy Fallon, when it all adds up to being weird, Beauty Is Embarrassing, sitting in front of the advertising box, Captain USA and Handy, the NPR "thing", silly surreal, Grant Wood, a cult of originality, Siskel and Ebert, there's a solidarity to growing up that level of geek, substituting shapes for no apparent reason, filming the impressionists, Green Acres, Red Flag, like a podcast virus, Looney Tunes landscapes, Alfred Hitchcock, documenting the evolution of a thing, Wayne White, Funny Games, being at the brink of giving up, Exit Through the Gift Shop, I really cannot trust that voice, skateboarding, Shakespeare, Jennifer Prediger, The Anniversary Party, bringing JTT out of retirement, Hell Comes to Frogtown, it's like they are trying to push your buttons, Disney animation,  making it a lifestyle, Ren and Stimpy, the urban Muppet world, Botticelli, the Carter family, The Ballad of the Sad Cafe, Ninja Turtles meets The Monster Squad, a parody of itself, undulating, Thomas Kinkade, Alex Karpovsky, Night of the Creeps, celebrity vs. artist, Jackson Pollock, it's like realizing a group of people you're talking to... are a cult, Aquaman marrying a woman without gills, transcendental poetry and stupid logic, barricaded from progressing, anything with big monsters, robots, dinosaurs... I just completely turn back into a six-year old, you'll like this ... it's bizarre, Fire and Ice, Dogtown and Z Boys, Chasing  Gabor, we want it to be fun... we want to bring fun back into art, Salvador Dali, two different theories of evil... driving around in the same car, While We're Young, for me... it's a lot of disappointment, no matter how fast the rabbit runs... the hounds are going to catch up to him, putting your head in an oven, trainwreck movies, sleep... it's overrated, High School art classes, artisanal toast and discovering the secret of Blankets and Spaghetti. "I think film is the perfect collaboration of all forms of art." For more on the gallery and Ryan's art, go to: http://www.sinkorswimartgallery.bigcartel.com/

While We're Young - (2014) A middle-aged couple's career and marriage are overturned when a disarming young couple enters their lives.

While We're Young - (2014) A middle-aged couple's career and marriage are overturned when a disarming young couple enters their lives.

It wasn't easy filling an entire episode with a filmmaker whom we've only gotten to see two movies from thus far.  But that didn't stop my enthusiasm to talk about Alex Ross Perry with someone that is light years smarter than I was at his age.  18-year-old filmmaker Ben Medina joins me to talk Perry. We also delve into the many films and directors that have inspired Ben, what movies mean to him, as well as discuss some recent entries into the contemporary indie film genre such WHILE WE'RE YOUNG (very appropriate), THE OVERNIGHT, IT FOLLOWS, and a whole lot more throughout the episode. The what we watched segment has been bypassed a bit due to the geyser of conversation we shared about film and filmmaking, and what it means to us.  Of course, the 2nd half focuses on both THE COLOR WHEEL and LISTEN UP PHILIP.  Thanks as always for listening, and stay tuned for another sequel episode coming in August - Jim00:00 - 59:10 - Introduction / Ben Interview / General Discussion59:11 - 59:58 - Director Song59:59 - 1:30:41 - Alex Ross Perry (LISTEN UP PHILIP / COLOR WHEEL)1:30:42 - 2:08:20 - Other Recent Indie Films We've Seen / OutroBen Medina on Vimeo

We're back with another BOP and it has a completely different lineup than the last episode! That's right; Karl, Jonny, and Mike couldn't make it so Jon, Stan, and special guest Drew Pocius get together to give Jurassic World a second look, as well as talk about Jaws, Deliverance, While We're Young, Children of Men, and more! Then in our second segment we go over a brand new batch of your listener mail! Be sure to join us again in two weeks when we discuss Mike's pick for Movie of the Month, Rosemary's Baby. See you then!

We get emotional over Inside Out and discuss Eli Roth reviving Meg plus we also talk While We're Young, My Dinner with Andre, The Hitch-Hiker, Time Lapse, Harry in Your Pocket and Game of Thrones: Season 5. (Game of Thrones spoiler discussion starts at 2:28:40.)

We get emotional over Inside Out and discuss Eli Roth reviving Meg plus we also talk While We're Young, My Dinner with Andre, The Hitch-Hiker, Time Lapse, Harry in Your Pocket and Game of Thrones: Season 5. (Game of Thrones spoiler discussion starts at 2:28:40.)

I episod 16 kastar vi oss mellan den svenska 80-talshyllningen Kung Fury, hemsökta hus i den nya versionen av Poltergeist, Disney-äventyret Tomorrowland och lyssnarnas val: While We're Young, där Ben Stiller och Naomi Watts provar på livet som hipsters.

Vi har møtt både M. Night Shyamalan og Matt Dillon som er aktuelle med serien Wayward Pines. Den anmelder vi sammen med premierefilmene Chihiro og heksene, While We're Young, Sommer i Toscane og Hot Pursuit. Og på bonussporet diskuterer vi hint og fanteorier i Game of Thrones.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 307 This week Bryan and Lucy team up once again with Michael from the You Eight It podcast to tackle a relatively forgotten film from Michael Rooker's past. Long before he found a much wider audience with projects like The Walking Dead and Guardians of the Galaxy, Mr. Rooker was probably thrilled to get cast as the lead in a modern day film noir called Brown's Requiem. Especially since it was based on a James Ellroy novel and co-starred people like Selma Blair, Will Sasso, Brad Dourif, Harold Gould, Kevin Corrigan, Valerie Perrine, Tobin Bell and Brion James. But despite the well-known author and impressive cast... it seems like this movie was lost to the ages. So the three of us sit down to recap the film and try to figure out just why this movie wasn't a big hit. And while we learn about the mysterious origins of Higgins Memorial Coliseum, we also bring up... The Age of Adaline, if in fact I had maintained consciousness, Mass Effect Trilogy, having a lollipop, Goldust, While We're Young, being a child fire-bomber, Mississippi Burning, Jennifer Jason Leigh, a young girl theme, JFK, dying unceremoniously, beating the under-aged horse, he's on in an off way, Big Hero 6, owned it on VHS, for huffing purposes, from Michael Rooker to Warren Oates, a drinking-related mishap, 1996 era professional wrestling, feelin' 85, Tango & Cash, emotional resonance, golf ball smuggling, Noah Baumbach personal baggage, it makes the whole thing a lot grosser... in a way I can appreciate, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, his young ingénue, terrible experiences make you go back to the bottle, Mexican wrestlers, bitterness and resentment, hiring a random guy to dig a hole, L.A. Confidential, a movie that time forgot, what's going on with the Fat Dog?, Cliffhanger, Ben Stiller, one of my old nemeses, not relating to different peer groups, Mallrats, wrestling panda bears, and suffering from Simpson's Syndrome.   Spoiler Alert: We reveal full spoilers for Brown's Requiem. This is a hard to find title these days, so go seek it out and watch it beforehand for spoiler-free listening. You have been warned.  "Parts of the movie feel like dragging sand through molasses."  For more on Michael's podcast (including several episodes featuring members of the Movie Meltdown cast), go to:  http://www.youeightitpodcast.com/

We're back from a break to review Avengers: Age of Ultron and While We're Young.

Reviews include The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, While We're Young, John Wick, Cinderella, The Goob and The Avengers: Age of Ultron

The Cinephiles get gangster this episode, as the topic is, as stated by Matty, "People Doing Criminal Sh*t". The guys welcome Drex Live's producer Eric to the show, as well as regular guest J.J. Webb for a pretty interesting group of films. The panel starts with something a little different in their usual news department. They talk television! With Daredevil now on Netflix and the return of Game of Thrones, the guys movie watching took a little break to get immersed in these groundbreaking TV series. Then the horrible R word comes out: Reboot. What's getting a Hollywood "re-imagining"? These are our Staff Picks of the week! After checking out the latest Fast and Furious film, Matty has an urge to re watch one of the co-stars Tony Jaa's older films The Protector. The movie is about a young Thai fighter who must travel to Australia to recover his stolen elephant, a sacred animal in his village. This movie is packed with incredible martial arts scenes and awesome one shot sequences. We're a little bummed that this film wasn't called "A Boy and His Elephant". Stevil got to check out an advanced screening of Noah Baumbach's new film While We're Young and loved it. It follows a middle-aged "Generation X" couple (Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts) who befriend a young hipster couple (Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried). As the older couple start to feel invigorated by the lifestyle of  their new friends, it starts to drudge up the issues within their own marriage. Baumbach knocks it out of the park again with this one and it also features the screen debut of Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock. Eric has been watching Interstellar pretty regularly and who can blame him? Christopher and Jonathan Nolan weave a beautiful and smart sci-fi about a father going through incredible lengths to save his children and the entire planet from extinction. The visuals are flawless and make you really think about just how small we are in the scope of the universe. Then we pack another bowl in the ol' bong... Canadian films don't usually get their due, but J.J. bring the deeply complex drama Elephant Song as his pick this week. A very dialogue driven film, it stars Bruce Greenwood as a psychiatrist trying to find the whereabouts of his friends and colleagues by questioning one of his main patients played by Xavier Dolan. This young actor/director Dolan's career is on the rise, making his first film at age 19 and movie lovers should definitely check out his work. For the main subject of criminal films, our panel explains why they made their choices: "There are a lot of great criminal or gangster films, but among my favorite are the Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn London gangster films. Vaughn produced Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, then pursued making his own film, my choice, the absolutely perfect Layer Cake. This is really the fist time I took notice of Daniel Craig, in, perhaps, his greatest performance to date. This movie got him Bond. Vaughn direction through cinematography, story and great music is immaculate, a great watch every time." - @thestevildead "You may jump to some conclusions as to why I picked Eastern Promises. Is it my love of Cronenberg or is it Viggo's flopping manhood. I picked it because it talks about a criminal underworld that has predominantly started in the shadows, Russian Gangsters. What I brought was a look into the bleak and disturbing underbelly of London, where an outsider gets a first hand view of the darkness that lives in some people's souls." - @mattydub604 "You may be asking what the criminal element in this movie is, well it is identity theft. CB4 is a very real look into how many fake people are in Hip Hop the music industry and to go farther life.  There are some real lessons to be learned  although it may not seem like it with a song called sweat from my balls  Art Evans who plays Chris Rocks father speaks a lot of truth. The soundtrack will take you back to the 90's and you will never look at Khandi Alexander the same again." - @nweaz "I have quite the record of picking Criterion films for these casts. So when the crime genre came up, I had no hesitation in picking this obscure, amazing title. Japan has a great selection of crime films, whether it is yakuza, fast paced action, or a more film noir style of the 50's. Going off the beaten path with Tokyo Drifter, in what can only be described as a jazz, pistol, and loner film, was a no brainer for me, and a great way to introduce a feature most people wouldn't think of when talking about crime films. I hope this opens the door and peaks your interest to maybe go and see what other Japanese crime films can be." - @hesthejage What is your favourite criminal or gangster film? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below and follow us on Twitter and Instagram!   

Our featured movie for this episode is The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). We also talk about Predestination (2014), The Signal (2014), Alien Abduction (2014), While We're Young (2015), and Breaking Bad (2008–2013). We pick our next movie for our I'm So Ashamed segment, discuss another bad movie theater experience, and share our top movies that take place in Texas.

Episode Twenty Three – While We're Young Duncan explores the latest film from New York auteur Noah Baumbach, WHILE WE'RE YOUNG (M) starring Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried. WHILE WE'RE YOUNG is a Roadshow Films release. Review clips courtesy of Roadshow Films.

Dan spend his youth wisely by watching While We're Young, Greg finally gets furious with Furous 7 and Casey gets mauled by Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. Then they check out Say Anything's album ...Is A Real Boy, and it...is a real shitty album!  All this and more! Don’t forget about our sponsor, Tweaked Audio! Check them out for all your headphone needs and enter promo code SYNWPC for 33% off plus free shipping! Do it today!

With Adam and Josh trading in their sensible family sedans for a pair of matching convertibles, their wives suggested they reveal their Top 5 Midlife Crisis Movies. Plus, a review of Noah Baumbach's latest, WHILE WE'RE YOUNG, a conversation with Steve Prokopy about the upcoming Chicago Critics Film Festival, and the Filmspotting Madness champion is crowned. This episode is brought to you by MUBI.comand Shutterstock (code FILM415). :00-3:43 - Billboard / Shutterstock-MUBI 3:43-33:00 - Review: "While We're Young" Ron Sexsmith, "Before The Light Is Gone" 33:56-36:19 - Shutterstock 36:19-51:33 - Notes / Chicago Critics Fest 51:33-1:04:25 - Filmspotting Madness / Polls Music: Ron Sexsmith, "Getaway Car" 1:05:29-1:13:05 - Donations / SVU Promo 1:13:05-1:44:45 - Top 5: Midlife Crisis Movies 1:44:45-1:48:30 - Close MUSIC - Ron Sexsmith LINKS/NOTES - Josh on "While We're Young" - Chicago Critics Film Fest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dana Stevens discuss Noah Baumbach's latest film "While We're Young," the annotation website Genius with Slate's Katy Waldman, and the post-Civil War paths of Grant and Lee with Slate's Jamelle Bouie.

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dana Stevens discuss Noah Baumbach's latest film "While We're Young," the annotation website Genius with Slate's Katy Waldman, and the post-Civil War paths of Grant and Lee with Slate's Jamelle Bouie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

0:00-3:30 - We begin our sixth year of broadcasting  3:30-10:10 - A Nicholas Sparks memory game 10:10-25:30 - "The Longest Ride" review 25:30-30:00 - "While We're Young" review (just Bayer) 30:00-33:40 - "Freetown" review (just Snider) 33:40-47:20 - QOTW (your favorite movie animals, non-animated) 47:20-51:30 - Hey, What'd You Watch? ("Stuart Saves His Family," some TV) 51:30-57:15 - Recap, then a diversion about potty training (one gets the impression Jeff will be talking about this a lot in the coming weeks)    QOTW: What's your favorite bodily function moment or reference in a movie?     REVIEWS: The Longest Ride D+ 4/10 While We're Young n/a 7/10   Freetown B- n/a

BOP's back and ready to party! Jon and Stan couldn't make it, so it was up to Karl, Mike and Jonny to bring the good stuff, and bring it they did! This episode features discussion on While We're Young, Kumiko the Treasure Hunter, Spring, Batman vs Robin, Song of the Sea, Going Clear and more! Then, in the second segment, the gang tackles such hard hitting questions as whether or not they'd want to sit in an empty theater and why we like to pick apart sci-fi flicks. Have a question or comment of your own for the boys to answer? Let us know via email (crosstawk@gmail.com), Twitter (@crosstawk) or in the comments section on the site. And come on back in two weeks when we discuss Jonny's pick for Movie of the Month, The Invention of Lying!

We get behind the wheel of Furious 7 plus we also discuss Going Clear, Spring, While We're Young, Backcountry, The Sure Thing, Battlefield Earth, Fast Company and Interstellar. (Spoiler discussion starts at 2:54:04.)

We get behind the wheel of Furious 7 plus we also discuss Going Clear, Spring, While We're Young, Backcountry, The Sure Thing, Battlefield Earth, Fast Company and Interstellar. (Spoiler discussion starts at 2:54:04.)

Arthur Miller's Pullitzer prize winning 1949 play, Death of a Salesman, set in Brooklyn in New York, is one of the greatest American tragedies ever written. In a production to celebrate the centenary of Miller's birth at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford on Avon, Artistic Director Greg Doran directs Anthony Sher as Willy Loman, Harriet Walter as his wife Linda and Alex Hassel as their son Biff. How well does this production portray the darkness that lies at the heart of the American dream? Oscar nominated for The Squid and the Whale, "While We're Young" is Noah Baumbach's 8th feature film, and his second collaboration with star Ben Stiller. A comedy about the generational divide in a technologically driven age - what new insights does it provide on the perennial conflict between age and youth? Award winning novelist, biographer and poet Peter Ackroyd's turns his attention to Alfred Hitchcock in a new biography which details the director's stormy, controlling relationships with his leading ladies, as well the painstaking way in which he mastered his cinematic craft manifest in such cinema classics as Notorious, Rear Window, Psycho and The Birds. What new light can the "Master of Biography" shed upon the "Master of Suspense?" When you go to see an exhibition at the National Gallery in London you expect to see paintings. However in Frames in Focus: Sansovino Frames it is the frames themselves that are the stars of the show - one of the first times ever a UK gallery has created an exhibition (almost) purely from frames alone. What does this exhibition reveal about the art of the picture frame? And a new BBC 2 television series, Sex and The Church, explores the complex question of the church's attitude towards sex from the birth of Jesus to the present day, presented by Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch.

This week's episode features a two-part conversation with Oscar-nominated filmmaker Noah Baumbach. Part one comes from a recent Q&A after a screening of his latest, WHILE WE'RE YOUNG; and part two comes from the 2012 New York Film Festival, when Baumbach sat with legendary director Brian De Palma for a very special Directors Dialogue. Baumbach returned to the Film Society of Lincoln Center in March for a mini-retrospective entitled Growing Up Baumbach, which included a triple feature of KICKING AND SCREAMING, THE SQUID AND THE WHALE, and a sneak preview of WHILE WE'RE YOUNG. In the film, which is now in theaters, Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts star as a married couple in their forties who connect with a younger couple played by Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried. The comedy has been hailed as the director’s most accessible film. In fact, at a recent screening the director jokingly said: “What you are about to see is the happiest I get.” Noah Baumbach has a long history with the Film Society of Lincoln Center, starting in 1995 when his debut feature, KICKING AND SCREAMING, was a main-slate selection in the New York Film Festival. Since then, he has attended subsequent NYFFs to present THE SQUID AND THE WHALE in 2005, MARGOT AT THE WEDDING in 2007, and FRANCES HA in 2012. In 2010, the director took the stage with legendary director Brian De Palma for a special Directors Dialogue moderated by Variety’s Scott Foundas, which is featured in part two of today's podcast. But first, part one spotlights Baumbach's most recent appearance at the Film Society's Walter Reade Theater, with a talk moderated by New York Film Festival Director Kent Jones. 00:00–2:40 - Intro 02:40–30:59 - WHILE WE'RE YOUNG Q&A 31:54–01:42:48 - Noah Baumbach + Brian De Palma at NYFF50 This podcast is brought to you by The Film Society of Lincoln Center. Film Lives Here. www.filmlinc.com

In this week's episode, Kohn and Thompson explore some of the possibilities from the upcoming Cannes Film Festival lineup before digging into some of the selections of this year's TCM Classic Film Festival, which began this week with "The Sound of Music." What turns a movie into a "classic," anyway? From there, the hosts dig into Noah Baumbach's newly released "While We're Young" and explore the trajectory of the New York filmmaker's career. They also discuss another new release, the Hungarian drama "White God."

Inspired from some at-home conversations, Justin, Pat, and Pete join together to attempt to create Hollywood's Modern Day Mount Rushmore. Movie stars become legendary because of more than just box office receipts - you also have to take into consideration public perception, critical reception, awards and everything that comes with being involved in the cinematic world... so who made the cut? Additionally, the guys allow Pat to geek out over the Spider-Man to the Marvel Cinematic Universe news before discussing the passing of Leonard Nimoy and recapping the 87th Academy Awards. Trailers covered in this episode include Noah Baumbach's While We're Young, Simon Pegg in Kill Me Three Times and the upcoming sci-fi flick, Ex Machina.