Podcasts about your sister's sister

Summary:   "Sperm stealer." This week we're paying tribute to Lynn Shelton's tremendous legacy as a writer, director, producer, and occasional actor and talking about her 2011 film Your Sister's Sister. Also discussed: mask fashion, All Rise, and Unorthodox.     Show notes:   Where to Begin with Mumblecore (BFI)   Lynn Shelton Left Behind a Bounty of Beautiful Television (Vulture) Remembering Lynn Shelton - WTF with Marc Maron (podcast)     Recommendations: Lisa: White Lines (Netflix)   Andrea W.: All Rise (CTV app) Andrea G.: Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories (Netflix) Music credits: "Good Times" by Podington Bear From Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0   Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From Incompetch CC BY 3.0 Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst Courtesy of Free Music Archive CC BY-SA 3.0 NL Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Pop This! is two women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Press play and come hang out with your two new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin and recorded at the Vancouver Public Library's wonderful Inspiration Lab.  

In this episode we discuss the indie film, Your Sister's Sister. We went through the different plot points, themes, and our qualms with the movie.

American independent film lost a guiding light this month with the sudden passing of Lynn Shelton. From 2006 to 2019, Shelton created a multi-film roadmap for considering the dimensionality of place (often Seattle) and deep personal meaning from simple conversation. This week, Be Reel looks back at "We Go Way Back" (2006), "Humpday" (2009), "Your Sister's Sister" (2011), "Laggies" (2014) and "Sword of Trust" (2019) to celebrate an aspirational career, cut tragically short.

This is a repost of our fifth episode featuring filmmaker Lynn Shelton who passed away May 16th, 2020. Originally posted in January of 2017. --------- There is no better week to discuss the brokenness of humanity. Lynn Shelton is a filmmaker whose films such as Touchy Feely and Your Sister's Sister capture her unique vision of regular people and the ubiquity of psychological pain. She also directs television shows such as Fresh Off the Boat, Casual, and Master of None. She sat down with John following a shoot and discussed her experience of mind and how it shows up in her work.

Cinematographer Benjamin Kasulke has had a prolific career, with films including "Safety Not Guaranteed," "Your Sister's Sister," "Laggies" and "The Off Hours." So we had a ton to talk about on the latest A La Carte conversation. Ben discusses growing up in Saranac Lake in far upstate New York, the video store and the boarding school that shaped his early tastes, studying film at Ithaca College, beginning his career as a negative cutter in Seattle and connecting with directors Lynn Shelton and Guy Maddin, with whom he'd go on to work frequently. He also talks about the best advice he ever got, the challenges and opportunities in shooting low-budget movies and what the collaborative process is like with a director. And now Ben has made his own feature directing debut, the hilarious and sweet "Banana Split," coming out this spring. Listen and enjoy!

Marc Maron heads up a stellar cast in a story about a pawnshop owner who meets a couple trying to hawk a Civil War-era sword. Hilarity ensues, of course. We chat with filmmaker Lynn Shelton (Humpday, Your Sister's Sister) about comedy, screenwriting, improv, directing, trusting your actors and working with Marc on Sword of Trust.

On our latest episode we travel with three films to cabins in the woods and find the usual horror movie tropes: awkward encounters with friends, emotional outbursts that push people away, and revelations that forever change the bonds with those we love. Which is to say that new indie film KATE CAN'T SWIM gets it all right and if you like what you saw in YOUR SISTER'S SISTER and THE ONE I LOVE, make a point to check out the feature debut of writer/director Josh Helman. If you do, maybe we will get the sequels of various KATE CAN'Ts that our hosts so desperately want. Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @projectingfilm Hosts: Chris @Following_Films Mike @warmachinehorse Email us suggestions on indie films you are looking forward to at projectingfilm@gmail.com Theme music provided by the band Good Talk Russ. The song is Build It Up off their album The Panglossian Travels of the White Elephant.

There is no better week to discuss the brokenness of humanity. Lynn Shelton is a filmmaker whose films such as Touchy Feely and Your Sister's Sister capture her unique vision of regular people and the ubiquity of psychological pain. She also directs television shows such as Fresh Off the Boat, Casual, and Master of None. She sat down with John following a shoot and discussed her experience of mind and how it shows up in her work.

On this latest episode of the Talkhouse Film podcast, in conversation are two former actors who are now two of the funniest and liveliest writer-directors in the U.S. indie sphere. Lynn Shelton, best known for her movies Humpday, Your Sister's Sister and Laggies, chats with the impishly provocative Bobcat Goldthwait, whose new film, the excellent documentary Call Me Lucky, reveals yet another facet of his creative personality. In their talk, they discuss their work in detail and also touch on such diverse topics as the unlikely location of one of Bobcat's tattoos, the reason he used to wear silly hats while directing, and why the U.S. is the People's Republic of Spring Break. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at talkhouse.com/film.

Megan has worked in the independent film community for over a decade. Megan received her MFA in Film Production from the Ohio University School of Film. While in school Megan wrote and directed several award-winning student films including Not Waving but Drowning, a 2001 Student Academy Award nominee.  Megan's first feature was First Aid for Choking, and Megan's second feature, The Off Hours, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Megan was a co-producer on Lynn Shelton's film Your Sister's Sister and on the acclaimed Sundance documentary, Zoo. Megan's third and most recent feature film that she has both written and directed, Eden, premiered at SXSW and has been lauded by critics and at other film festivals worldwide.   Eden is about a young Korean-American girl, abducted and forced into prostitution by domestic human traffickers, who joins forces with her captors in a desperate plea to survive. Megan has also directed the upcoming film, Lucky Them, starring Toni Collette, Thomas Haden Church, and Oliver Platt, about a rock journalist assigned to track down her ex-boyfriend.

This week Adam and Ryan battle over The Man With The Iron Fists in our feature review. We go over some other movies we've been watching including Ruby Sparks, Your Sister's Sister, The Girl, The American Scream, The Bay, The Comedy, Wreck-It Ralph, Martyrs, Cloud Atlas, Alps, Little Children, Black Sunday, and Solaris. We highlight some Amazon Blu Ray deals- Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, The Princess Bride, and Carrie And finally we go over this week's movie predictions and DVD and Blu Ray releases We want to hear your suggestions and feedback! Send us an e-mail at feedback@filmpulse.net or leave us a message on our voicemail line at (850) 391-6071 and we'll feature your comments on the show!

Fyran! Vi har gått på bio och sett Lynn Sheltons Your sister's sister och animerade filmen Madagaskar 3. Vi jämför också vilken som är läskigast – Grave encounters eller Lovely Molly? Dessutom: Hit & miss, Political animals, Newsroom, Cloud Atlas-trailern, manskaraktärer som spelar gitarr på fest samt filmbröder.

With Mark Lawson. Terry Pratchett has teamed up with science fiction author Stephen Baxter to write The Long Earth, the first book in a projected series, which centres around a string of alternate earths accessed via a low-tech portal powered by electricity from a potato. They discuss why they decided to work together, what they argue about and who writes what. Emily Blunt and Rosemary Dewitt star in Your Sister's Sister, a romantic comedy about love, grief and sibling rivalry. Director Lynn Shelton is known for her improvised dialogue and indie sensibility. Gaylene Gould reviews. Jed Mercurio, writer of the TV medical dramas Cardiac Arrest and Bodies, talks about his new series Line Of Duty, which focuses on a corrupt police officer. Mercurio, who trained as a doctor, discusses the similarities and differences between TV drama's two favourite genres, and explains why the changes in modern policing make it perfect for his brand of gallows humour and unnerving realism. Producer Dymphna Flynn.

0:00-1:35 - Introduction; no time for nonsense!1:35-11:00 - "Brave" review11:00-21:15 - "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" review, including mention of whether or not the South will rise again21:15-30:45 - "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" review30:45-39:25 - "Your Sister's Sister" review39:25-50:00 - QOTW (what movie do you wish you could watch again for the first time?)50:00-52:50 - We're joining the Geek Nation network! Don't worry, our show won't change52:50-54:10 - iTunes reviews in old-timey voice54:10-1:01:40 - Interquel ("Popeye" and "Stripes")1:01:40-1:04:45 - Wrap-up and goodbyesQOTW: What childhood thing other than a teddy bear should be made into an R-rated comedy?

Jerry Dennis and Barbara Dennis return from a long hiatus to give you the boldest This Thing Of Ours yet!! We talk about the French Open, Prometheus, Moonrise Kingdom, more tennis, Your Sister's Sister and Rock Of Ages! But there is more, we give you the inside of dope of what it means to be a Dennis. At the end of the day, that may be more important than what it means to be a Corleone!

This week... a Filmspotting Top 5 so wacky and unbelievable, Walter Peck might just show up to learn more about what it is we do here. Adam and Josh countdown their Top 5 Movie Crackpots and celebrate Mark Duplass week with reviews of two new movies featuring everybody's favorite "Humpday" star: "Your Sister's Sister" and "Safety Not Guaranteed." Plus, interviews with the directors of those films, Lynn Shelton and Colin Trevorrow.  This episode is presented by Squarespace.com.  :00-10:47 - Interview: Lynn Shelton10:48-19:28 - Review: "My Sister's Sister"Music: "Big Machine," Mark Duplass20:51-22:36 - Squarespace23:03-30:24 - Massacre Theatre30:25-38:29 - Polls / Notes 38:30-59:41 - Interview: Colin Trevorrow59:42-1:04:29 - Review: "Safety Not Guaranteed"Music: "Playing Dead," Breathe Owl Breathe1:05:28-1:11:18 - Donations1:11:37-1:40:29 - Top 5: Crackpots1:40:30-1:44:18 - Close MUSIC - Ryan Miller/Guster - Breathe Owl Breathe NOTES - Massacre Theatre winner: Ashleyanne Krigbaum LINKS - Filmspotting's Summer Docs class - Adam on "Prometheus" Slate Spoiler Special - Top 5 Crackpots SPONSORS / PARTNERS - Squarespace: Use code FILM6 - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices