In a time of dominant costumed franchises and postmodern experiments with lots of flash and little substance, renegade critics Alci Rengifo and Sebastian Carrasco break the 180 of the current cinema landscape. They assess the latest releases and revive forgotten yet great titles from decades past, reaping what they sow in the process. No topic is off limit, no franchise is safe. Let weary traveler... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts |
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A friend recommended this podcast to me at work and it’s made my commute go by so smoothly. Listening to these guys is like entering an intellectual wonderland of film history, recommendations, debates and cultural criticism. Lots of fun for the casual movie lover and for film students! Really cool balance.
Breaking the 180 looks at movies and cinema history in a fresh and insightful way you just don’t get in other film podcasts. The Halloween episode in particular is a fun look at international horror films that you wouldn’t hear about in most movie commentary. The hosts are also dynamic and always engaging to listen to. They have a personal touch that’s smart but not pretentious.
I simply love this podcast! They bring all that thoughtful and deep conversation all film/show enthusiasts always hope to have after watching a film or series. Breaking the 180 is my best pick when I want to hear decent and inspirational opinions about the contents I have been watching. These guys really give meaningful insights and it’s so interesting and worth to hear them! I totally recommend!
These guys are the real deal. They really know their films. They go deep into film history and technical subjects, yet keep things light and engaging at the same time. They’re the perfect combo of deeply informative and a total blast to listen to.
I’ve been looking for a long time for a film podcast worth listening to during my hellish commutes to work and my heavenly weekend hikes… Finally found it! “Breaking the 180” delivers in every possible way. Alci (a film critic) and Sebastian (a historian/film buff with a great sense of humor) not only have great chemistry but actually do what film criticism is supposed to do: they give us truly original insight, engaging anecdotes, and most importantly, they help us see movies in an entirely new... more
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