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The FlanacastEpisode 23: "The Unfinished Business of a Swiftie" (Analysis of 'The Shining', and context for 'Doctor Sleep')In this episode, Michelle and Dina digress from their Mike Flanagan recaps to dive into The Shining. They analyze the source material, the symbolism and complexities of the changes Kubrick made to the novel, and of course the bitter feud between author and director; all of which providing pretty crucial context to set the scene for 'Doctor Sleep'.
Read the article by Juli Kearns analyzing Wendy Torrance and Misogyny here: https://idyllopuspress.com/idyllopus/film/sh_secret_horror.htm
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Betrouwbare Bronnen202 - 4th of July: Joe Biden in het spoor van LBJOp 4 juli, ‘the Fourth of July’, vieren de Verenigde Staten voor het eerst hun nationale feestdag met Joe Biden als president. Maar wat weten we eigenlijk van hem? Hoe regeert hij; hoe gaat hij om met de macht die zijn ambt hem geeft? Wat zijn daarbij zijn inspiratiebronnen. Naar welke voorgangers kijkt hij?In Betrouwbare Bronnen praat Jaap Jansen hierover met D66-Kamerlid en Amerika-kenner Jan Paternotte en met ‘huishistoricus’ PG Kroeger. Ze delen een fascinatie voor Lyndon Baines Johnson, die eerdere Democratische president die brandde van ambitie voor grote hervormingen, sociale doorbraken en enorme investeringsprogramma’s. Want hoe v...2021-07-021h 14
Talk Cinephilia to MeExamining the Films and Career of Child Actress and Singer Betty BrewerThis is a bit of a different episode. There are two mid 19th century actresses and singers by the name of Betty Brewer and though efforts have been made online to separate their careers, they remain enmeshed. Indeed, I found that newspapers were confusing the two even back when they were active. This episode distinguishes who did what, focusing on the Betty Brewer who was a singer before she became a child actress, daughter of an Ozark lead miner. This was part of the studio hype, that she came from harsh circumstances, which was questioned by some reviewers (it w...2021-05-2136 min
Talk Cinephilia to MeWe love Hammer's Scream of Fear and Paranoiac and trash NightmareThree Hammer films today! We're thrilled over Oliver Reed going all out in "Paranoiac" (that scene on the stairs!) and eventually ponder what if it had been the tale of two Reeds. "Scream of Fear" was also named "Taste of Fear" and we wonder about the ability to taste terror while method acting with Susan Strasberg. Those two films were so good that by the time Hammer got to "Nightmare" it was tired. Aaron and I separately, bizarrely, came to the conclusion they wanted Sandra Dee for that one, in which case it would have been amazing, but that...2021-05-131h 37
Talk Cinephilia to MeOops! All Mason! (James Mason strangles his real life wife Pamela in three films, which is obvious fodder for discussion.)Aaron and I discuss James Mason strangling his wife Pamela in not just one but three films! We have fun examining "I Met a Murderer", "The Upturned Glass", and "Portrait of The Murderer". Pamela and James not only starred together in these films, they are responsible for the stories. And then for good measure we add "The Night Has Eyes", in which Pamela doesn't appear but when it's a full moon James must take his pills so that he doesn't go out and strangle things. 2021-05-061h 08
Talk Cinephilia to MeThe Real Horror of Kubrick's "The Shining"--The Misogyny of the Audience for Wendy TorranceAre we back? Is "Talk Cinephilia to Me" recording again? Maybe. We may be back. This episode is on "The Real Horror of Kubrick's The Shining--The Misogyny of the Audience for Wendy Torrance". The next episode is in the can and will be the both of us, but this one, with the exception of the opening, is me (Juli) speaking on the subject.2021-04-2847 min
Talk Cinephilia to MeClose Encounters of the Third KindWe did no research for this podcast. We just watched the movie with no plan other than to see if Aaron might enjoy it and find it involving, considering how he doesn't like to watch Spielberg films as he feels manipulated by them (I agree, but I give a few films of Spielberg's a pass). We end up discussing what happened after Roy Neary took off for the stars. And I tell my own UFO story from 1993.2020-05-3053 min
Talk Cinephilia to MeMarathon Episode on the Soviet Necrorealist Films of Evgeny Yufit and Vladamir MaslovAaron has long been an appreciator of the Soviet Necrorealist films of Evgeny Yufit, who later teamed up with Vladamir Maslov. For those who are unfamiliar with the genre, we discuss its frenetic history, pondering the myth versus reality of artistic spontaneity, dissect Yufit's early work for themes that will be elaborated upon in his features, and compare and contrast Yufit's early films with those he later co-directed and co-wrote with Maslov. The movies covered in this episode are: "Werewolf Orderlies", "Woodcutter", "Spring", "Suicide Monsters", "Fortitude", "Knights of Heaven", "Daddy, Father Frost is Dead", "The Will", "The Wooden Room"...2020-05-222h 07
Talk Cinephilia to MeAlla Nazimova's 1922 "Salome" and Ken Russell's 1988 "Salome's Last Dance"We discuss Nazimova's "Salome", astonishing even today, with design by Natacha Rambova influenced by Aubrey Beardsley's illustrations of Oscar Wilde's play, then consider the possible influence of the silent film on Ken Russell's representation of Salome. Along the way we also discuss Russell's "The Debussy Film", how his choice of music for "Salome's Last Dance" refers back to "The Debussy Film", and why he might have chosen "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from "Peer Gynt" for Salome's dance music. Though I mention that Nazimova was famed for her performances in Ibsen plays, i got a little too...2020-05-1457 min
Talk Cinephilia to Me"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" in context of Tobe Hooper's "The Heisters", "Down Friday Street", and "Eggshells"We discuss Tobe Hooper's "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", then look at Hooper's earlier films, "The Heister", "Down Friday Street", and "Eggshells", and examine again "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" in light of them. There are some caveats in this episode concerning my hazarding an interpretation of "Eggshells", which I did in the moment in respect of obvious conflict concerning the 1960s counter-culture giving into what might be considered middle class values. Though the movie does comment on such, it is not cut and dry, and complexity is layered with fractured, incomplete truths. I may take a couple of weeks more...2020-05-081h 32
Talk Cinephilia to MeAngels and Balloons - Albert Lamorisse's "The Red Balloon" and Ken Russell's "Amelia and the Angel"We examine Lamorisse's "Red Balloon" in context of the rest of his filmography, then I cheer myself up with a discussion on "Amelia and the Angel", which was obviously influenced by "The Red Balloon" and has perhaps the cutest dog to ever appear in a film, except for your home movies.
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Talk Cinephilia to MeFive tales of Ben Hur! Exploring the Cinema as SpectacleWe discuss not only the 1925 and 1959 cinema extravaganzas of "Ben Hur", but also the book, the play, and the 1907 "Ben Hur", the first cinema edition that wasn't an epic but led to a costly battle over copyright. As it turned out, we loved the 1925 "Ben Hur", and we explore the reasons for this and how it differs from the 1959 remake. Follow Talk Cinephilia to Me on Facebook and Twitter for supplements to the episode. Also check out our website for notes on the episode.2020-04-231h 52
Talk Cinephilia to MeA Conversation with Romeo Carey, son of actor/director, Timothy Carey, Part TwoIf you haven't listened to part one of our two part conversation with Romeo Carey, now's the time to catch up, as today we've posted part two. Romeo Carey, indie director and educator, is the son of actor/director Timothy Carey who directed "The World's Greatest Sinner", and appeared in such films as Stanley Kubrick's "The Killing" and "Paths of Glory", as well as John Cassavetes' "Minnie and Moskowitz" and "The Killing of a Chinese Bookie". Many thanks to Romeo Carey for an insightful conversation! 2020-04-151h 20
Talk Cinephilia to MeA Conversation with Romeo Carey, son of actor/director, Timothy Carey, Part OneToday we are posting part one of a two part conversation with Romeo Carey, indie director, educator, and son of actor/director Timothy Carey. Timothy Carey directed "The World's Greatest Sinner", and appeared in such films as Stanley Kubrick's "The Killing" and "Paths of Glory", as well as John Cassavetes' "Minnie and Moskowitz" and "The Killing of a Chinese Bookie". Many thanks to Romeo Carey who was so generous with his time.2020-04-0856 min
Talk Cinephilia to MeThe Dystopian Cinema of Arch Obeler, and Examining the Cold War ZombieContinuing a theme begun last week on Cold War era films with streets depopulated by killer radiation poisoning or a plague, the focus of this episode is Arch Obeler, not only his post nuclear apocalypse film "Five", but his fantasy-absurdist anti-fascism radio shows, his move into film, the anti-fascist movie "Strange Holiday", and his media-as-mind-control film "The Twonky".
We also discuss "White Zombie" as another thread in the episode is how the zombie came to be used to represent authoritarian/fascist control of the population.
Please see the Notes for episode 2 at the Talk Cinephilia...2020-04-011h 15
Talk Cinephilia to MeDiscussing the 1964 film The Last Man on EarthIn this episode we discuss the 1964 Cold War style, post-apocalyptic film, "The Last Man on Earth", which features Vincent Price as the last survivor of a pandemic that turns people into vampires.
For episode notes and screengrabs, visit, Talk Cinephilia to Me, Episode 1 Program Notes.2020-03-251h 26
Talk Cinephilia to MeTalk Cinephilia to Me Promo"Talk Cinephilia to me" will be a podcast about watching cinema--artistic, outsider, experimental and B movies--brought to you by Juli Kearns, an author, playwright, and artist, and her son, Aaron Dylan Kearns, an experimental filmmaker, artist, and composer. 2020-03-2301 min
Good Vibrations PodcastGVP #146 - Sean McCann - Further Kubrick AnalysisSean McCann returns to offer further insights into hidden themes and sub-plots encoded into the movies of the most fascinating film-maker of them all, Stanley Kubrick. In particular, he focuses on ‘Lolita,’ from 1962, and Kubrick’s final film, 1999’s ‘Eyes Wide Shut,’ suggesting that both carry subtle references to the ‘elite’ ruling class’s predilection towards paedophilia, and the subjects of satanic ritual abuse and trauma-based mind control. These references provide further hints that Stanley moved in such social circles as to have knowledge of such things, and had left behind the clues to be interpreted only at a time whe...2019-09-191h 19
DQC - Desculpa Qualquer CoisaDQC 54 – A Vida de Editor de Podcast - Tiago Miro, Senhor A e Henrique FarofinhaNesse episódio juntamos três
editores e dois curiosos para conversarmos sobre as coisas da vida que se
passam com um editor de podcast, escutamos e demos conselhos, falamos sobre a
podosfera atual, demos várias dicas e tornamos canônico que o LX 3000 carrega a
podosfera nas costas. Vem ouvir essas 3 gerações de editores, com editores de bronze,
prata e ouro.
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Grupo Oficial no Facebo...2019-09-1500 minDQC - Desculpa Qualquer CoisaDQC 53 – Teorias da Conspiração Parte 2 #EuAcreditoColoque
novamente seu chapéu de alumínio e vem ouvir a gente debater sobre novas
teorias da conspiração que tem por aí.
Livros
podem influenciar seriais killers? Tylenol faz mesmo bem? A yoga é um ritual
satânico? O Titanic afundou ou foi superlotação? Seria Dilma uma viajante do
tempo? Essas e outras teorias malucas nesse episódio que traz as provas que
vivemos em um multiverso e que o homem nunca foi a lua. Ouça antes que eles
tirem do ar!!!
Site: https://www.desculpadqc.com.br/
I...2019-08-3100 min
Zwartekat podcastInterview met Lloyd LangfordTot en met 10 augustus brengt Toomler het 26e Comedytrain International Summer Festival met buitenlandse comedians uit Engeland, Australië en Amerika.
Tijdens deze vijfde week spelen de Britse comedian Lloyd Langford en de Amerikaan Fahim Anwar in Amsterdam. Na afloop waren we Anwar ineens kwijt, maar Patrick Deters sprak wel met Llloyd Langford.
Line-up Comedytrain International Summer Festival 2019:
03-06 juli: Nina Conti (UK) & Sarah Kendall (AUS) (foto)
10-13 juli: Paul Foot (UK) & Sean McLoughlin (UK)
17-20 juli: Tim Key (UK) & John Kearns (UK)
24-27 juli: Phil Kay (UK) & Markus Birdman (UK)
31 juli-3 aug: Fahim Anwar (USA) & Lloyd Langford (UK)
07-10 aug: D...2019-08-0100 minZwartekat podcastInterview met Markus BirdmanTot en met 10 augustus brengt Toomler het 26e Comedytrain International Summer Festival met buitenlandse comedians uit Engeland, Australië en Amerika.
Tijdens deze vierde week spelen de Britse comedians Markus Birdman en Phil Kay in Amsterdam. Phil Kays vlucht was helaas op woensdag vertraagd, maar Markus Birdman was er wel. Na afloop sprak Patrick Deters met hem.
Line-up Comedytrain International Summer Festival 2019:
03-06 juli: Nina Conti (UK) & Sarah Kendall (AUS) (foto)
10-13 juli: Paul Foot (UK) & Sean McLoughlin (UK)
17-20 juli: Tim Key (UK) & John Kearns (UK)
24-27 juli: Phil Kay (UK) & Markus Birdman (UK)
31 juli-3 aug: Fahim Anwar (USA) & Lloyd L...2019-07-2600 minZwartekat podcastInterview met Sean McLoughlin en Paul FootTot en met 10 augustus brengt Toomler het 26e Comedytrain International Summer Festival met buitenlandse comedians uit Engeland, Australië en Amerika.
Tijdens deze tweede week spelen de Britse comedians Sean McLoughlin en Paul Foot in Amsterdam. Na afloop sprak Patrick Deters met hen.
Line-up Comedytrain International Summer Festival 2019:
03-06 juli: Nina Conti (UK) & Sarah Kendall (AUS) (foto)
10-13 juli: Paul Foot (UK) & Sean McLoughlin (UK)
17-20 juli: Tim Key (UK) & John Kearns (UK)
24-27 juli: Phil Kay (UK) & Markus Birdman (UK)
31 juli-3 aug: Fahim Anwar (USA) & Lloyd Langford (UK)
07-10 aug: Derrick Brown (USA) & Nick Thune (USA)
Voor de line-up en k...2019-07-1200 minZwartekat podcastInterview met Sarah Kendall en Nina ContiTot en met 10 augustus brengt Toomler het 26e Comedytrain International Summer Festival met buitenlandse comedians uit Engeland, Australië en Amerika.
Tijdens deze eerste week spelen de Australische Sarah Kendall en de Britse Nina Conti in Amsterdam. Na afloop sprak Patrick Deters met hen.
Line-up Comedytrain International Summer Festival 2019:
03-06 juli: Nina Conti (UK) & Sarah Kendall (AUS) (foto)
10-13 juli: Paul Foot (UK) & Sean McLoughlin (UK)
17-20 juli: Tim Key (UK) & John Kearns (UK)
24-27 juli: Phil Kay (UK) & Markus Birdman (UK)
31 juli-3 aug: Fahim Anwar (USA) & Lloyd Langford (UK)
07-10 aug: Derrick Brown (USA) & Nick Thune (USA)
Voor de line-up e...2019-07-0400 min
Sync Book Radio from thesyncbook.com42 Minutes Episode 261: Juli KearnsTopics: Rodney Ascher, The Shining, Exteriors & Interiors, Anomalies, Lolita, Big Screen, Disorientation, Sinister, Psychology, Nabakov, 2001, Filters, Phenomenology, Monarch, Perspective Dominance, Prospero, 4th Wall, Sync Book, Evergreen Black Cat Cine...2017-02-2744 min
42 MinutesJuli Kearns: Synchronicity Mapping42 Minutes 261: Juli Kearns - Synchronicity Mapping - 02.22.2017 The program comes out of Room 237 with author and interviewee Juli Kearns to not only map the Overlook, but to map the maze of Kubrick films as well as synchronicity. Topics Include: Rodney Ascher, The Shining, Exteriors & Interiors, Anomalies, Lolita, Big Screen, Disorientation, Sinister, Psychology, Nabakov, 2001, Filters, Phenomenology, Monarch, Perspective Dominance, Prospero, 4th Wall, Sync Book, Evergreen Black Cat Cinema Books, Theater, Ritual, Art. http://www.idyllopuspress.com/idyllopus/index.htm2017-02-2200 min