A weekly film podcast that helps you have a more rewarding experience watching movies by connecting you to the best under-the-radar films from around the world so that you don’t have to watch all the movies to watch good movies that expand your cinematic horizons — both in content and form. This is a podcast about those films, the joys and challenges of finding and watching those films, how filmma... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film |
How can a film with a queer protagonist, written by a queer playwright, and directed by a queer man… not be a queer film? That’s the tricky question I'm tackling with The Choral, the WWI period drama that just premiered at the Toronto International F... more
Alice Winocour's Couture is a backstage film about the fashion world — less about the clothes than the bodies who wear them, shape them, and photograph them. It's a film about the ways that commerce and fashion (and medicine) shape and damage women's... more
At TIFF, Alex dives into Iranian filmmaker Farnoosh Samadi's Between Dreams and Hope, a powerful film about a trans man in Iran navigating the dehumanizing maze of gender-affirming care — and connects it to two others, from Canada and France, that re... more
Joachim Trier’s new film, Sentimental Value, is already a buzzy hit. Alex Heeney has been thinking and writing about Trier’s films for more than a decade, and this one sharpened her sense of what she values in his work. In this episode out of TIFF, s... more
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Endlessly frustrating to want to hear serious film critics discuss the movie “Queer” only to discover they don’t know how to pronounce “diffuse,” “Loewe” and don’t bother to Google the book they haven’t read which would prevent them from stating the book was “unfinished” and the filmmaker made up the part of the story that transpires in South America. Come on. It’s embarrassing.
A podcast with remarkable work around contemporary cinema featuring the latest top of the talk films from festivals like Sundance and TIFF and expanding further through its online publication delivering ebooks on different indie directors' creative process and a Movie Club, Reel Ruminators, which allows its members to sign in and have a great time discussing under-the-radar film gems in a live discussion with the host, Alex Heeney.
We collaborated with her on our review episode of Andrew Haigh... more
But that I am super glad that I have now. Especially Indigenous films and female filmmakers.
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The content consistently focuses on underrepresented films that challenge mainstream narratives, especially those made by and about marginalized communities, including women, Indigenous peoples, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Discussions dive into film analysis while highlighting unique filmmaking choices that enhance viewers' understanding and appreciation of cinema. With a blend of critical evaluation and personal reflections, the podcast fosters a deeper connection to diverse cinematic voices, often featuring insightful conversations about highly regarded yet lesser-known films from various cultural perspectives, aiming to broaden listeners' film horizons and encourage exploration beyond conventional choices.
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