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Edward Yang
The Cloud-Capped Star
David Decoteau
2024 Films
David Lynch
Nightmare Sisters
Cure
The Straight Story
Claire's Knee
Independent Filmmaking
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Destroy All Monsters
Godzilla Vs. Biollante
Old Joy
1980s
Succubus
Sexual Assault
Godzilla
Kelly Reichardt
French New Wave

Scene by Scene is not a traditional movie review podcast. It’s a film discussion podcast with two independent filmmakers fascinated by the filmmaking process. Every other week, Joe and Justin break down the elements of one movie to better understand how films are made, what makes a “good” one, and what makes a “bad” one. After examining the film's story and themes, visual technique, and historical... more

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In this episode, we discuss Robert Wise's The Haunting, including the film's many interpretations, Eleanor's self-discovery, and the film's depiction of paranormal activity.

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In this episode, we discuss Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue, including the film's connection to Japan's otaku culture, the film's depiction of celebrity, and Kon's use of cinematic techniques.

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In this episode, we discuss Jim Jarmusch’s Stranger Than Paradise, including the film's visual style, how the film grammar supports the themes, and what differentiates Willie and Eva.

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In this episode, we discuss Abbas Kiarostami’s Taste of Cherry, including Mr. Badii's treatment of the three supporting characters, the visual motif of dirt, and the film's self-reflexive ending.

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Joe
Co-host of the discussion-oriented film podcast, providing insights into filmmaking.
Justin Johnson
Co-host of the film discussion podcast, bringing a unique perspective on cinema.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Awfulness

    I randomly found this podcast and listened to the Killer Klowns review episode first…I got through like the first 30 minutes and immediately had to turn it off. That guy going on and on about the Klown killing the dog and why it wasn’t necessary was absolutely ridiculous. These internet podcast movie review nerds take things way too seriously. Killer Klowns is not trying to win an scar. It’s a campy, silly fun movie and should be enjoyed in that way. Stop with the deep dive over analysis. It’s d... more

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    Jambajuice89
    United States8 months ago
  • Awesome!

    Love the insight and perspective these guys bring. I enjoy the different approach by talking about the technical aspects and filmmaking. Lots of film pods gloss over this.

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    5
    Not David Lynch
    United States2 years ago
  • Film Pods for the Win!

    I’ve been loving film podcasts lately and I found Scene by Scene after watching Mulholland Drive and watching to listen to an in-depth dive into the film. I loved listening to your guys’ break down of the film and will definitely be listening to more!

    I don’t know if you guys will ever be taking suggestions for films to cover, but I would love to hear one on Beau Is Afraid! 🤔

    Apple Podcasts
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    coffinqueen
    United States2 years ago
  • Awesome!

    Love the insight and perspective these guys bring.

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    Not David Lynch
    United States2 years ago

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Overall, the show is well-received for its unique take on film discussions and the hosts' chemistry.
Listeners appreciate the insightful perspectives and in-depth analysis provided about various films.
Some listeners feel the discussions can become overly analytical, which may detract from the enjoyment of films.
The approach to cinema is refreshing and differs from typical movie review formats, focusing instead on the filmmaking process.

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Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) | Dir. Stephen Chiodo
Q: What's the scariest thing you could think of?
That was sort of the seed that this project grew from was thinking about the scariest thing you can think of or the scariest idea.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) | Dir. Stephen Chiodo
Q: Let's talk about the why since you brought it up.
The biggest problem I have with the movie if I had to narrow it down to one.
Nightmare Sisters (1988) | Dir. David DeCoteau
Q: Tell us about Nightmare Sisters and your history with it.
The film follows three sorority sisters who become possessed by a succubus leading to comedic horror situations.
Claire's Knee (1970) | Dir. Eric Rohmer
Q: Did I choose the wrong film for your first introduction to Rohmer?
Not necessarily, the film may appear challenging but it also sparks curiosity for Rohmer's other films.
Claire's Knee (1970) | Dir. Eric Rohmer
Q: What do you feel like this film is about?
It explores how ideologies around relationships are challenged, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior.

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A unique film discussion platform where two independent filmmakers unpack the intricacies of cinema, focusing not merely on critiques but on the filmmaking process itself. Each episode revolves around a specific movie, exploring key elements such as narrative structure, visual techniques, and broader cultural implications. By analyzing both acclaimed and lesser-known films, the hosts aim to elevate understanding and appreciation of cinema, making it suitable for both casual moviegoers and cinephiles alike. The discussions are enriched with personal anecdotes and insights on how filmmakers shape their narratives, creating a deeper connection to the art of film.

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