
INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE: Oscar Inside & Indie Cinema Discussions Discover the world of independent and arthouse cinema with INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE — the premier video podcast for indie film lovers, Oscar watchers, and arthouse movie enthusiasts. Join Laemmle Theatres' Greg Laemmle and acclaimed actor/director Raphael Sbarge for in-depth discussions on new indie releases, Oscar contenders, beloved classic... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsTV & Film | |||

What does it mean to remake a film no one can see?
The 1922 silent horror A Blind Bargain, starring Lon Chaney, is one of cinema’s great lost works—destroyed, surviving only in fragments and memory. And yet, over a century later, director Paul Bunne... more
A haunting Māori Gothic ghost story — director Taratoa Stappard breaks down Mārama and the history, identity, and trauma behind the film.
What is Mārama—and why does it feel unlike anything else in cinema right now?
In this episode of Inside the Ar... more
Legendary journalist Amy Goodman joins us to discuss media consolidation, independent journalism, and the new documentary Steal This Story, Please!
As corporate ownership reshapes the news landscape, the fight for a free and independent press has ne... more
François Ozon on Adapting Camus' The Stranger | Inside the Arthouse
What does it mean to feel nothing — and why does that still resonate decades after Albert Camus first put it on the page?
In this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we sit down with a... more
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I am really happy to have discovered this podcast, and I really enjoyed hearing Rachel Seed talk about her film. The two hosts were very good, making the conversation engaging.
That said, the audio mix was pretty bad. The first clip of the film was barely audible;the second was a bit better but not at the level of the conversation. Then at a certain point the conversation audio goes into sounding slightly reverby all the way to the end.
I look forward to hearing more but please QC before rel... more
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Displays a clear focus on indie and arthouse cinema through conversations with filmmakers, actors, and industry insiders. Episodes frequently cover new releases, festival buzz, restoration or preservation of classic titles, and deep dives into directing, writing, and production processes. A standout feature is the réguliar host pairing of a theater executive and a seasoned actor-director, which tends to yield pragmatic industry insights alongside personal storytelling. Listeners likely include cinephiles, film students, indie filmmakers, festival goers, and professionals in film distribution or theater operations who want behind-the-scenes context and practical takeaways for independent cinema careers and campaigns.
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