Film academics Dr Dario Llinares and Prof. Neil Fox discuss a range of films and dissect film culture from many different perspectives. The podcast also features interviews with filmmakers, scholars, writers and actors who debate all aspects of cinema. dariollinares.substack.com
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 215 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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This special episode of The Cinematologists is a contribution to the Students on Screen project convened by Dr Kay Calver and Dr Bethan Michael-Fox, to coincide with a special issue of Open Screens they have edited, which explores screen representati... more
For the final [main] episode of this season, the 21st, we are delighted to welcome writer and podcaster John Bleasdale (Writers on Film) to the show, to discuss his excellent book on Terrence Malick, The Magic Hours: The Films and Hidden Life of Terr... more
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The Cinematologists sits perfectly in the space between academic and accessible. Although it's produced by film scholars it never feels like a lecture, but benefits so much from the knowledge and understanding the two hosts can bring to their discussions. The show inspires me, deepens my love and understanding of film, and has introduced me to plenty new favourites that had completely evaded me.
The podcast description references the hosts’ academic backgrounds, but I’ve found myself, as someone poorly engaged with film theory, taking so much from this podcast. That only happens because the hosts want to share their passion and insights about film in an accessible and approachable way. Something that comes across in every episode.
I’ve started playing an intellectual game with myself where I’ll listen to the podcast, watch the films being reviewed and develop a counter argument to the ... more
Such a great film podcast. Always a pleasure hearing true film scholars talk about the greatest artwork out there. Thanks for all the great episodes guys.
Enjoyed your first podcast from Berlinale very much. I like that you don't get into the weeds too much since we listeners have not seen the films. Joseph Owen is an insightful and enjoyable reviewer. Please have him on again. Savina is film academic reviewer smart and interesting to have her particular point of view.
Great to listen to these guys and their guests talk about film but the volume is so low it is actually really difficult.
Please fix this!
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The podcast explores a diverse array of films and the multifaceted world of cinema through engaging discussions led by film academics. It features in-depth analyses of classic and contemporary films, delving into themes such as identity, representation, and the creative processes of filmmakers. The addition of interviews with industry professionals, including directors, authors, and scholars, enhances the conversation by bringing firsthand insights into the filmmaking process and the challenges of representing stories on screen. This unique blend of academic rigor and accessible dialogue makes it appealing to both film enthusiasts and casual viewers alike, offering something for everyone who appreciates cinema.
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