
A podcast for the love of cinema. Amsterdam's LAB111 film podcast on the cinema that matters — debates, rankings, and director deep dives, every Thursday. From cult classics to today's most-talked-about releases, Laura Gommans (film journalist), Hugo Emmerzael (film critic), Kiriko Mechanicus (filmmaker) and Tom Ooms (film programmer) take turns asking what films tell us about ourselves, our cultu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The Watermelon Woman (1996) was Cheryl Dunye's debut and the first American feature directed by a Black lesbian. A film that slips between video-store romance and a forged archive, asking who gets recorded by cinema and who gets written out of it. Th... more
Nobody has ever filmed a real alien, so why do they all look the same? The grey skin, the black almond eyes, sixty years running.
This week Laura Gommans is joined by historian Alexander Bartels, who curated LAB111's We Are Not Alone season, for a ... more
Steven Spielberg spent fifty years teaching us to look up. When the Pentagon released its real alien files, nobody blinked. His new film Disclosure Day marks the day the truth finally lands — this time his aliens look back at us, but the question is ... more
The Fast and the Furious (Rob Cohen, 2001) was a small film about Los Angeles street racers, immigrant car culture, and a cop who didn't want to be one. Twenty-five years on it's a seven-billion-dollar franchise where cars get launched into space and... more
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A good podcast makes you feel like you’re in the room with the speakers. And tackling in the podcast are a lot of my fav interests in film! So count me INNNN
I am super happy this podcast exist! It find it very accessible, laid back and always interesting. The host and guest are relatable and breath a passion for cinema which is contagious. Added bonus is if you are in Amsterdam and then have that connection to the LAB. Worth listening for every movie enthousiasts
Lab111 has to be one of my favorite places in Amsterdam and I think this podcast echos so much of the love I feel when I go see a movie there. Pure lovers of this thing and Laura is always so articulate and wonderful on the show!
The episodes hosted by Laura are a real delight. They are an excellent mixture of light and heavy, promoting arthouse cinema to the general public.
She is a star.
Highly recommend to anyone that likes anything. Compelling radio, you’ll be hanging on every word.
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A thoughtful cinema-centric show from Amsterdam's LAB111 that blends sharp film analysis with behind-the-scenes industry context. Conversations span arthouse and mainstream titles, festival culture, restoration efforts, and the evolving relationship between directors, stars, and audiences. Regular hosts bring a mix of journalism, criticism, and programming expertise, yielding episodes that feel like a curated salon with personal anecdotes, local screenings, and timely cultural commentary. Notably, the show leans into audience accessibility without sacrificing depth, and often ties discussions to Lab111 programming and events in Amsterdam, offering listeners clear recommendations and opportunities to engage with screenings and debates.
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