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Toronto
TIFF
Grief
City Lights
David Lynch
Eli Roth
Comedy
Martin Eden
Inland Empire
In the Mood For Love
Hostel
Charlie Chaplin
Don't Look Now
Midsommar
Good Grief
Josie and the Pussycats
The Sixth Sense
A Cure For Wellness
The Matrix
Law Of Desire

SOMEONE ELSE’S MOVIE is just what it says on the label: Each week, an actor, director, screenwriter, critic or industry observer will discuss a film that he or she admires, but had no hand in making. Hosted as genially as possible by Norm Wilner.

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As Late Fame arrives on Blu-ray and VOD, Oscar-nominated screenwriter Samy Burch is here to discuss her love for Fred Schepisi’s 1993 adaptation of John Guare’s award-winning play Six Degrees of Separation, a film that’s sort of fallen through the cr... more

With their first feature A Breed Apart launching its theatrical run this Saturday, October 3rd, at Toronto’s Revue Cinema, writer-directors Adam Belanger and David Lafontaine stop by to celebrate Ken Loach’s devastating coming-of-age drama Kes. Your ... more

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With his new Godspell documentary You Had to Be There rolling across North America, Emmy-winning documentarian Nick Davis is here to share the love for another cultural milestone of the early ‘70s: Young Frankenstein, Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder’s gre... more

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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Severin Films, co-founder and president David Gregory drops in to talk about one of his favorite recent releases: Delicatessen, Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro’s charming dystopian comedy about true love and cann... more

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Recent Guests

David Gregory
Co-founder and president of Severin Films
Severin Films
Episode: David Gregory on Delicatessen
Alexandre Franchi
Québécois director, discussed in context of TIFF and his new film L'Autre
Episode: Alexandre Franchi on Hiroshima, Mon Amour
Carol Nguyen
Filmmaker and subject of the discussion
Self, as filmmaker of Still Night, Burning House
Episode: Carol Nguyen on Tampopo
Denis Côté
Quebec filmmaker and critic who discusses Blow-Up and his own work
Quebec film industry
Episode: Denis Cote on Blow-Up
Karen Lam
writer, producer and director
Self/Guest on the episode
Episode: Karen Lam on In Bruges
Aaron Barnett
Screenwriter and producer; author of movie novelizations
Episode: Aaron Barnett on State of Grace
Aaron Merke
Actor, comedian, makeup artist, and puppeteer
Independent film/TV
Episode: Aaron Merke on The Ladykillers
Alison Reid
Stunt coordinator turned film and television director; director of The Woman Who Loved Giraffes and The Art of Adventure
Filmmaker
Episode: Alison Reid on Fried Green Tomatoes
Peter Glanz
Writer and director; guest on the episode
Savage House
Episode: Peter Glanz on Barton Fink

Host

Norm Wilner
Host of the show, critic and curator of the conversation, based in Toronto; widely described as the central figure guiding conversations with industry guests.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 170 ratings
  • Last Exit to Brooklyn

    Fascinating story. I haven’t seen this film but now want to watch it. Being European, I was aware of Christiane F. and The Baader Meinhof Complex, also excellent films. Thanks for highlighting this one. Noam Gonick is a great guest and Norm Wilner an amazing host.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FlemishCat
    Canadaa year ago
  • Very interesting but...

    You have to put up with more than occasional typical Hollywood left-wing garbage. The once upon a Time in Hollywood episode is the worst kind of garbage naval gazing you'll never hear. It's awful. If you understand the left, however, it makes sense because to them, SJW insanity is a religion. Regarding the film analysis, it is very interesting. The podcast that deserves 10 stars is the Jaws one. Loved the enthusiasm on that. That's how to do it.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Textdgh
    United Statesa year ago
  • Very interesting but...

    You have to put up with more than occasional typical Hollywood left-wing garbage. The once upon a Time in Hollywood episode is the worst kind of garbage naval gazing you'll never hear. It's awful. If you understand the left, however, it makes sense because to them, SJW insanity is a religion. Regarding the film analysis, it is very interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Textdgh
    United Statesa year ago
  • 10 years!

    I am now updating my own third anniversary review to reflect the additional years of what this podcast does so well: being insightful and enthusiastic. So many of these have led me to rewatch the movie being discussed, or check out a film I wouldn’t have otherwise considered. And often it’s also put the guest’s project on my radar. I have to credit this show for many happy viewing experiences.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dave Lamb
    Canada2 years ago
  • I love these conversations

    I’ve been listening for years but listening to your Sirk discussion finally got me off my duff and into this review space. I’m learning so much and I LOVE how fluidly you go with whatever and wherever your guest takes the convo. Just a genuinely smart and engaging show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    windsoria
    Canada4 years ago

Listeners Say

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Audiences value the diverse range of guests and the craft-focused discussions.
Many comments note the conversations inspire rewatching and discovery of new films.
Listeners praise the host for smart, respectful conversations and deep film knowledge.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Alexandre Franchi on Hiroshima, Mon Amour
Q: I'm going to start with Tu n'as rien vu à Hiroshima. J'ai tout vu à Hiroshima. You saw nothing in Hiroshima. I saw everything in Hiroshima. That's how the movie starts.
They discuss how the film opens with a strong initial impression and sets up a conversation about memory, perception, and the movie's tonal approach to trauma and sensuality, framing the rest of the discussion.
Karen Lam on In Bruges
Q: What did you love about the second viewing and what new aspects stood out?
Lam notes that after revisiting, the orchestral feel of the score, the rhythm of McDonagh's dialogue, and the way the film builds toward its inevitable confrontation stood out more clearly, revealing a deeper psychological sophistication and a tighter design than she initially perceived.
Jan-Ole Gerster on Taxi Driver
Q: Well, you said you were young, but how young?
He describes watching Taxi Driver in his early teens, around fourteen, and explains that it was a formative experience that helped him understand cinema as something made by people with vision and intention.
Courtney Summers on The Wolf of Snow Hollow
Q: What drew you to the film and its portrayal of trauma and family dynamics?
Courtney Summers discusses how the film's unflinching look at parenting, masculinity, and the emotional impact of trauma resonates with her YA work and how it elevates female perspectives within a typically male-centered genre.
Courtney Summers on The Wolf of Snow Hollow
Q: Did you watch it on your own or?
I was watching it on my own and then I made my mom watch it, and then I watched it again, and I can't stop talking about it.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Someone Else's Movie

What is Someone Else's Movie about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers conversations with filmmakers, writers, and industry creators about films they admire but did not make, offering deep dives into craft, influence, and cinema history. Episodes frequently explore directing choices, screenwriting rhythms, performance, and how a film's context—cultural, political, or historical—shapes its reception. Guests span a wide range of genres and eras, from Dogme cinema to modern horror, with the host guiding thoughtful, stakes-free discussions that illuminate why certain films endure. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on cross-film comparisons, the guest-driven framing of a chosen title, and the host's ability to pull out practical craft notes and career insights that are useful to listeners and a... more

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2. Alexandre Franchi
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4. Denis Côté
5. Karen Lam
6. Aaron Barnett
7. Aaron Merke
8. Alison Reid

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