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Past Present Feature with Marcus Mizelle

Marcus Mizelle
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Past Present Feature is a film appreciation podcast hosted by Emmy-winning director Marcus Mizelle, showcasing today’s filmmakers, their latest release, and the past cinema that inspired them.

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Latest Episodes

Janicke Askevold unpacks her journey from shooting Together Alone with friends during COVID to premiering her new feature Solomamma at the Locarno Film Festival. The Norwegian actor-turned-director traces how a one-page pitch led to full Norwegian Fi... more

Mercedes Bryce Morgan unpacks the whirlwind making of Bone Lake, an 18-day Atlanta shoot that battled storms, injuries, and lost gear before completing its night-boat climax on a Los Angeles soundstage. After a Fantastic Fest premiere and Deadline-br... more

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Norwegian filmmaker Audun Amundsen, director of Click the Link Below, which premiered at Doc Edge in Auckland, follows online gurus like Akbar Sheikh and Tai Lopez to show how engagement algorithms reward extremes and blur value with hype. 

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Nina Knag’s debut feature, Don’t Call Me Mama, which marks her arrival as a bold new voice in cinema, just premiered at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Crystal Globe competition. She tackles the taboo subject of relationships betw... more

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Recent Guests

Audun Amundsen
Norwegian filmmaker and director of 'Click the Link Below'
Doc Edge Film Festival
Episode: E60 • From Stroke Survivor to Digital Age Storyteller • AUDUN AMUNDSEN, dir. of ‘Click the Link Below’ at Doc Edge
Nina Knag
Director of 'Don't Call Me Mama', a debut feature film exploring taboo relationships
Episode: E59 • Breaking Taboos and Crafting The Anti-Heroine • NINA KNAG, dir. of ‘Don’t Call Me Mama’ at Karlovy Vary, Crystal Globe Competition
Thom Powers
Renowned documentary programmer for TIFF, former artistic director of DocNYC, and host of the Pure Nonfiction podcast
Toronto International Film Festival
Episode: E58 • Inside the Mind of a Festival Gatekeeper • THOM POWERS, Lead Documentary Programmer of the Toronto International Film Festival
Julia Max
Director of 'The Surrender'
AMC+
Episode: E55 • How to Build a Nightmare, and the Art of Letting Go • JULIA MAX, dir. of ‘The Surrender’ Now on AMC+ following SXSW
Natesh Hegde
Filmmaker and Director of 'Tiger's Pond'
Episode: E53 • Making Films Without Fear • NATESH HEGDE, dir. of ‘Tiger’s Pond’ at Berlinale
Phil Cox
Filmmaker and co-director of the documentary Khartoum
Native Voice Films
Episode: E50 • Navigating the Film Ecosystem • PHIL COX, co-dir. of ‘Khartoum’ at Berlinale following Sundance
Nayibe Tavares-Abel
Documentary filmmaker and director of 'Colossal'
Episode: E49 • The Power of Real-Time Documentary • NAYIBE TAVARES-ABEL, dir. of ‘Colossal’ at Berlinale
Sarah Miro Fischer
Director of The Good Sister
Episode: E47 • Preparation, Meet Adaptability • SARAH MIRO FISCHER, dir. of ‘The Good Sister’ at Berlinale
Dr. Thomas Noguchi
Well-known coroner famous for his work on high-profile celebrity deaths
Episode: E46 • Navigating Death and Legacy as Themes • BEN HETHCOAT, dir. of ‘Coroner To The Stars’ - AUDIENCE AWARD WINNER at Slamdance

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Marcus Mizelle
Host of Past Present Feature and Emmy-winning director, known for his work in film and storytelling.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 2.2k ratings
  • Past Present Feature

    This podcast is fun, entertaining & informative. Enjoyed the insightful questions & intriguing answers. It’s thrilling to hear the process from different film makers & hear about their past & present inspirations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Busta Moo
    United States3 months ago
  • Art, Grit & Vibeke’s Legacy

    Vibeke’s journey is incredibly powerful. A beautiful reflection on perseverance, women in film, and the art of authentic storytelling. Loved every minute!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oliverr001
    United States5 months ago
  • It awesome

    It’s really impressive. I just become a big fan of this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jackyknoxrrr
    United States5 months ago
  • Very interesting and informative , i would recommend

    I Met Marcus years ago and i knew from the start he had something different and special. His vision and narrative skills were amazing. To be honest im not even surprise he has been Awarded a 2x emmy winner here in Los Angeles. Its well deserved and that takes lot of dedication. im a huge fan of his work, maybe cause of his french influence ,directing skills And inspirations , definitely similar to european film Genre. I am from france and honestly he did inspire me in many ways, and coming from ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oliver Mnk
    United States8 months ago
  • A+++

    Really fun, informative, and inspiring. Marcus does a great job pulling storying and insights from guests, who in turn express vital truths about cinema. Bravo

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Esra Bloom
    United States8 months ago

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Many enjoy the host's ability to connect with guests and extract meaningful stories, creating a rich narrative experience.
The podcast is praised for its emotional depth and authenticity in conversations about filmmaking and personal journeys.
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Listeners appreciate the informative and entertaining discussions, highlighting the interesting insights shared by various filmmakers.

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E60 • From Stroke Survivor to Digital Age Storyteller • AUDUN AMUNDSEN, dir. of ‘Click the Link Below’ at Doc Edge
Q: What advice would you give to new filmmakers about seeking funding?
Focus on what value you can offer investors rather than just what you want from them.
E60 • From Stroke Survivor to Digital Age Storyteller • AUDUN AMUNDSEN, dir. of ‘Click the Link Below’ at Doc Edge
Q: Can you explain the driving themes of your documentary, Newtopia?
The film explores human nature and adaptations to a cultural paradigm shift from barter to money.
E58 • Inside the Mind of a Festival Gatekeeper • THOM POWERS, Lead Documentary Programmer of the Toronto International Film Festival
Q: What is your favorite documentary of all time?
Thom admires Hotel Terminus, highlighting its depth and impact in the documentary world.
E58 • Inside the Mind of a Festival Gatekeeper • THOM POWERS, Lead Documentary Programmer of the Toronto International Film Festival
Q: What is the importance of community within the filmmaking ecosystem?
Thom discusses how building relationships and finding community among filmmakers is vital for sharing resources and support.
E57 • From Collab’ing With Coppola to Creating ‘The Purge‘: 30 Years in Hollywood • JAMES DEMONACO, dir. of ‘The Home’ starring Pete Davidson, now in Theaters via Miramax
Q: What is the most recent thing you watched that you really love?
I saw an amazing film called About Dry Grasses by filmmaker Nuri Bilj Salon. It just blew me away.

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This film appreciation show features insightful discussions about contemporary filmmakers and their inspirations from cinema history. It highlights the unique experiences and creative processes of diverse directors, exploring the connections between their current works and classic films that have shaped their artistic visions. The blend of interviews and film analysis offers a rich tapestry of storytelling, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the film industry, from aspiring filmmakers to avid cinema enthusiasts. Listeners can expect engaging conversations filled with personal anecdotes and industry insights, showcasing how personal journeys and historical contexts influence modern filmmaking.

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2. Nina Knag
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7. Nayibe Tavares-Abel
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