Cold War Cinema is a podcast about movies made during the first few decades of the Cold War (1947–1991). Each episode primarily focuses on one film, and the hosts, Jason Christian and Anthony Ballas, discuss the director's life and work, the historical context of the film, and examine its themes that relate to the turbulent politics of the era. Theme music and editing on the first 14 episodes by T... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film |
“Are you waving the flag at me?”
The Cold War Cinema team returns to look at Samuel Fuller’s 1954 noir masterpiece, Pickup on South Street, with special guest Stephen Gillespie, film critic and cohost of The STACKS and I’m Thinking of Spoiling Thin... more
In this bonus episode, cohost Jason Christian interviews the independent filmmaker Christopher Jason Bell. Besides being a filmmaker, Bell is a board of director of the streaming co-op MeansTV. Bell’s archival doc series about George W. Bush’s presid... more
This week on Cold War Cinema, we discuss the 1953 Soviet science-fiction drama, Silvery Dust, directed by Abram Room and Pavel Armand, a film once again set in the United States. The film concerns an American scientist who has developed a powerful ne... more
“Normal people want the basic human rights that accompany citizenship in any sovereign nation. I don't… I don't live anywhere; I'm not a citizen at all. I don't need my human rights.”
The Cold War Cinema team is back with special guest Matthew Elli... more
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Excellent first episode! The balance of historical background, connections to other films, banter, close analysis is perfect! Ending needs to be smoother.
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Focused on films from the Cold War era, this podcast provides a rich exploration of cinematic works produced between 1947 and 1991, frequently analyzing individual movies in depth. Each episode features discussions that highlight the directors' backgrounds, the historical contexts surrounding the films, and their thematic connections to the political climate of the time. Unique to the series is its blending of film critique with historical analysis, allowing listeners to appreciate how cinema reflected and influenced societal perspectives on issues like power, nationalism, and rebellion. The hosts engage with prominent films as well as lesser-known works, offering insights on their artistic and cultural significance.
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Cold War Cinema launched 2 years ago and published 26 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Cold War Cinema include:
1. Stephen Gillespie
2. Christopher Jason Bell
3. Matthew Ellis
4. Felicia Maroni
5. Paul Klein
6. Andrew Nette
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