Cinema of Meaning is a conversational podcast that seeks to explore the depths of what cinema has to offer. Each week, we discuss an individual film to get a better understanding of its storytelling qualities, to examine its cinematic techniques, and to uncover its deeper meanings. Hosted by video essayists Tom van der Linden from the channel Like Stories of Old and Thomas Flight.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsFilm ReviewsVisual ArtsTV & Film |
Check out our video essay channels on YouTube:
Thomas Flight: www.youtube.com/c/ThomasFlight
Like Stories of Old: youtube.com/c/LikeStoriesofOld
Or on Nebula:
Thomas Flight: nebula.app/thomasflight
Like Stories of Old: ht... more
Welcome back to our series on Gangster Cinema through the decades, in which we discuss 5 different gangster movies from 5 different decades in order to get a better understanding of the deeper meanings and evolution of the genre; concluding today in ... more
Welcome back to our series on Gangster Cinema through the decades, in which we discuss 5 different gangster movies from 5 different decades in order to get a better understanding of the deeper meanings and evolution of the genre; continuing today in ... more
Welcome back to our series on Gangster Cinema through the decades, in which we discuss 5 different gangster movies from 5 different decades in order to get a better understanding of the deeper meanings and evolution of the genre; continuing today in ... more
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I just discovered this podcast and cannot believe I wasn’t aware of it before. These two hosts provide intelligent and poignant analysis on every single episode and it is an absolute treat to listen to. I feel like i get smarter after every episode
I have enjoyed quite a few of Thomas Flight‘s YouTube videos and was very disappointed with this podcast. I went through the entire five-part series on gangster films and found it lacking in substance, insight or any added value. The two hosts ramble along, with endless 'ums' and 'errs', looking for words, slowly developing fairly banal ideas while they speak, sometimes contradicting themselves within a few minutes. There is no editing to speak of, yet the two are simply not compelling enough wh... more
I’m a big fan of both essayists and their content on YouTube, unfortunately there seems a massive difference in writing and narrating thoughts that are structured, and discussions between the 2. Mr Flight constantly seems to struggle verbalising his thoughts off the cuff, to the point where the awful inflection of constantly using the word “like” as a comma kills the conversation dead. Just listened to the Oppenheimer discussion and like it has like 100000 like likes within the podcast. To the p... more
The hosts are thoughtful film critics. They’re always attempting to bring a new insight to the film they’re discussing. I appreciate their focus on fostering film appreciation vs shocking the audience or relying on gimmicks. I also appreciate that it’s a clean film podcast as I can share it with my niece and nephews.
I would appreciate more structure to the conversation as sometimes it meanders. But just like the films they discuss this podcast is worth engaging with.
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