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Film at Lincoln Center Podcast

Film at Lincoln Center
New York Film Festival
Pedro Almodóvar
Grief
New Directors, New Films
Cannes Film Festival
Cinema
Tilda Swinton
Nickel Boys
Documentary Filmmaking
Film At Lincoln Center
Filmmaking
Only Lovers Left Alive
Academy Awards
Jim Jarmusch
The Room Next Door
Blitz
Film Production
Grand Tour
Colonialism
Steve Mcqueen

The Film at Lincoln Center Podcast is a weekly podcast that features in-depth conversations with filmmakers, actors, critics, and more.

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Latest Episodes

This week we’re excited to present a conversation from the 64th New York Film Festival with Fatherland director Paweł Pawlikowski, moderated by NYFF programmer Florence Almozini. An NYFF64 selection, Fatherland is now playing daily at FLC, courtesy o... more

This week we’re excited to present a conversation from the 64th New York Film Festival with Possible Love director Lee Chang-dong, moderated by NYFF programmer Justin Chang. An NYFF64 selection, Possible Love is now playing daily at FLC! Get tickets ... more

This week we’re excited to present a conversation from the 64th New York Film Festival with You Can See Everything directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, moderated by NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim. An NYFF64 Spotlight selection, You Can Se... more

Welcome to the final daily 64th New York Film Festival podcast. On today’s edition, we present a special two-part conversation in celebration of Ken Russell’s restored, uncensored cut of The Devils playing on 35mm for one week only starting this Frid... more

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Recent Guests

Lee Chang-dong
South Korean film director and screenwriter
Episode: Lee Chang-dong on Possible Love, Power Dynamics, and State Violence
Nathan Fielder
Filmmaker and director of You Can See Everything
Episode: Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim on You Can See Everything
Lance Oppenheim
Filmmaker and director of You Can See Everything and Some Kind of Heaven
Episode: Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim on You Can See Everything
Ken Russell
Director of The Devils
Episode: Ken Russell, Vanessa Redgrave, and Mark Kermode on The Devils
Tammy Garnes
Producer
Self
Episode: Ava DuVernay & Team on 14th
Ava DuVernay
Filmmaker and director of 14th and 13th
Self
Episode: Ava DuVernay & Team on 14th
Jeff Flake
Ambassador and former U.S. Senator
Government/Policy
Episode: Ava DuVernay & Team on 14th
Spencer Averick
Editor-Producer
Self
Episode: Ava DuVernay & Team on 14th
Paul Garnes
Producer
Self
Episode: Ava DuVernay & Team on 14th

Hosts

Madeline Whittle
FLC programmer who moderates the conversation
Stephanie Zacharek
Host and Time film critic

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 251 ratings
  • Can you share the “free” talk with Souleymane Cissé

    Your podcast should share the talk between Souleymane Cissé from earlier this month. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    melodie-c
    United States3 years ago
  • #87, - A Mixed Bag

    Sound level changes and late coming guest (they go ahead without him!) make episode #87 difficult to listen to. But guest De Palma, when he arrives is, insightful, but could have been so much better. Needs a redo/ re-edit.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    pwb in dc
    United States5 years ago
  • Great for education

    As an aspiring filmmaker, this is an ideal podcast. Superb quality!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pang Dynasty
    Canada6 years ago
  • Thoughtful and Provocative

    The purveyors of Film at Lincoln Center bring film into focus like no other, with exciting guests and commentary that makes you want to see everything they discuss.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Natural Selections
    United States6 years ago
  • great show

    Really interesting show. Love the guests they bring on and love tuning in to hear new perspectives

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tom Morkes
    United States10 years ago

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#29
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#211
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#128
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#50
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#66
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#121
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Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim on You Can See Everything
Q: What did you take away or what do you think audiences will take away from this?
Fielder said he is still trying to understand what happened and is curious to hear how audiences interpret it. Oppenheim said filming over several years revealed patterns and behaviors they would not have seen through a conventional short interview.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim on You Can See Everything
Q: I guess we should just start at the beginning and you can tell us how this happened.
Oppenheim said he cold-emailed Fielder after seeing that he had watched part of Some Kind of Heaven. They became friends, and later explored filming Elizabeth Holmes after learning she was interested in being documented.
Lee Chang-dong on Possible Love, Power Dynamics, and State Violence
Q: What was Lee's experience observing South Korea's 2024 martial-law events while preparing to shoot the film?
Lee said he was shocked that events reminiscent of the military dictatorship could happen again. He was especially struck by young people and young women resisting peacefully with glow sticks, songs, and dancing, which gave him hope for a new future.
Lee Chang-dong on Possible Love, Power Dynamics, and State Violence
Q: How did the reunion with the two actors come about?
Lee said he had envisioned Jeon Do-yeon and Seol Gyeong-gu in the original version of the story more than a decade earlier. The project was shelved, but both actors remained patient, and they were delighted when he told them it would finally be made.
Pedro Almodóvar and Milena Smit on Bitter Christmas
Q: What was the reasoning behind separating the story into 2004 and 2026, and how does this affect the film's structure?
Pedro reflects on using the two timelines to contrast settings and moods, noting 2004 connects with past work and personal energy, while 2026 moves the action to the city, aiding audience understanding of geography and character development.

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A weekly, in-depth interview show focused on cinema with a taste for both contemporary releases and historical retrospectives. Conversations tend to center on filmmaking decisions, director and actor perspectives, production challenges, and the cultural context of films. Notable strengths include high-caliber guest lineups, thoughtful documentary-style discussions, and a strong emphasis on craft, performance, and archival projects. The show often features industry veterans and rising talents from the international film scene, making it valuable for listeners who want insider perspectives and nuanced storytelling about cinema and its history.

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Recent guests on Film at Lincoln Center Podcast include:

1. Lee Chang-dong
2. Nathan Fielder
3. Lance Oppenheim
4. Ken Russell
5. Tammy Garnes
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7. Jeff Flake
8. Spencer Averick

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