A podcast examining all things Silent Film and Silent Film adjacent. Episodes of the Golden Silent Films Podcast will vary, from specific single movie breakdowns and discussions to full length biographies of the icon's who make these films and this genre so classic.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsVisual Arts |
A discussion about and look into the stories, the history and personalities that came together to make the silent short, "The Haunted House" in 1921. Directed by Buster Keaton and Eddie Cline. This short stars Buster Keaton and was photographed by El... more
The Golden Silent Films Podcast is honored to welcome renowned silent film accompanist and historian Ben Model to the show. Model recently added author to his incredibly long and illustrious resume. He joins us to talk about his brand-new book, "The ... more
In this episode, the Golden Silent Films Podcast looks back at the life and career of Signe Auen, whom you may or may not recognize as Seena Owen. In a wildly varied career, Owen's career took her from the stage to the screen to the script, all while... more
This episode is the first in a series highlighting the short form content aired as a timed exclusive on our Golden Silent Films Podcast YouTube channel.
In this episode you will learn about Oakland, California's forgotten amusement park, Idora Park ... more
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I’ve always enjoyed silent films, but recently began watching more of them and researching them. It’s a fascinating era, and I was so happy to find this podcast. Everything is well researched and I’m learning about new movies and actors that I’ve never heard of. I would definitely recommend this podcast to anyone who is interested in silent films or even film history in general.
I appreciate how a-political this podcast is- I wait eagerly for my favorite silent films to be discussed but until then I found myself on pins & needles listening to unusual films that I had heard of but never saw like The Dragon Painter. But hearing the episode discussing The Phantom Carriage, I am now a solid fan! Great opinions!
Stewart Lee’s enthusiasm for silent films and classic films is palpable. Having just researched the silent film era for a book about bank robber turned matinee idol Henry Starr, I really enjoyed his interview with Samantha Glasser from the Columbus Moving Picture Show convention. I can’t wait to hear more fascinating history about the silent era with Stewart.
I wasn’t as familiar with the silent era of films when I started listening. The few that I did watch I would follow along with episodes from this podcast as a “second” view of what I had seen. It helped me understand better the context of the movie, the actors and even snippets of the movie I may have missed.
Now I listen to episodes even before I’ve seen the movie, excited to learn about that movie it’s actors and more. I greatly appreciate all the research and labor put into each episode and... more
A very well-researched exploration into specific silent films and silent film actors. If you are looking to learn more about certain personalities or specific films then give it a listen. My only quibble is that sometimes podcaster Stewart goes into minute detail of a film’s plot sometimes, destroying any suspense about the story’s end. The episodes on Chaplin, Delores Del Rio, and Joan of Arc will interest those new to these people and also die-hard silent film fans.
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Content is centered on the rich history and artistry of silent films, exploring specific movies and notable personas within the genre. Episodes often feature in-depth discussions on classic silent films, including analyses of significant works and the cultural contexts behind them. Guest appearances from industry experts and musicians enhance the discussions, providing unique insights into the world of silent cinema. There's a notable emphasis on film preservation and the culture surrounding silent film festivals, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and newcomers alike, interested in understanding both the motion pictures and the stories of those who created them.
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