Hosts Azed Majeed and Tom Alexander discuss philosophy, psychology, politics and culture through film.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & FilmFilm History |
The Academy Awards are a reliable exercise in celebrating some of the worst tendencies in modern, capitalist society. A bunch of privileged, back slapping industry folks handing out trophies to each other is perhaps the height of egotistical "cringe... more
In this episode, Azed & Tom delve into the captivating world of acclaimed filmmaker Martin Scorsese and the resounding critical acclaim surrounding his latest masterpiece, "Killers of the Flower Moon." In this episode, we explore the widespread prais... more
It's has been said that the 70's were the last golden age of cinema. it's hard to disagree when you realize how many auteurist directors that era birthed. A modest list would have to include; Scorsese, DePalma, Bogdanovich, Coppola, Lynch and William... more
In a series we are calling Criminally Forgotten, we pluck out discarded, overlooked or misunderstood gems from the past. In this episode, we unearth a relic from the archives, Bill Gunn's 1973 art/horror/vampire movie Ganja & Hess . Gunn, a literate... more
The recent internet phenomenon of creating a portmanteau out of two blockbusters, Barbie (Greta Gerwig) and Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan), marks a first in cinema history. This is probably the first time the usual cage-match between competing film... more
increasingly, the court of public opinion through social media has the power to make or break a film. and the ubiquitous exposure of artists' personal foibles now serves as a legitimate form of film criticism. "Bad" people, so the argument goes, are ... more
For our second episode of Out There in the Dark, Azed & Tom take a look at the films honoured by this year’s Academy Awards. Yeah, we know it’s months after they aired but hey, this is largely a vanity project for Azed and Tom, so shut it! more
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Out There in the Dark. In this episode, Azed & Tom discuss Sight & Sound's decennial poll of the Greatest Films of All Time and the seemingly out of nowhere elevation of a little known, 1970's experimental French ... more
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