Criterion Now – Episode 63 – Live from Toronto, TIFF, Belle je Jour
byAaron is joined live in Toronto with filmmaker, Brad McDermott, and TIFF Programmer, David Van Poppel.
Podcasts
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Criterion Reflections – Episode 27 – François Truffaut’s Bed and Board
byDavid is joined by William Remmers, Grant Douglas Bromley and Derek J. Power (new guest!) to talk about this fourth installment in the Adventures of Antoine Doinel.
Criterion Now – Episode 62 – Best of mid-2018, Criterion Songs, Steven Soderbergh
byDerek Power and Mark Hurne join to judge a song contest, talk about the best Criterions so far, and get into many other topics.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 26 – Kenji Misumi’s Zatoichi Goes to the Fire Festival
byMartin Kessler and Robert Taylor team up with David to discuss this outstanding 21st installment of the Zatoichi franchise.
Criterion Now – Episode 61 – Bergman Box, October 2018 Announcements, The Confession
byDoug and Josh join to discuss the big news about the Bergman box set, October 2018 announcements and one of the biggest news weeks in a long time.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 25 – Věra Chytilová’s Fruit of Paradise
byDavid and Jordan discuss the Czech director’s follow-up to Daisies.
Comic Con 2018 Preview Podcast
byRyan is joined by Matt Patterson to preview the Comic Con 2018 panels and events that they’re looking forward to.
Criterion Now – Episode 60 – Underappreciated Criterions, Columbus, John Wayne, UHD
byJon Laubinger and Trevor Berrett join to talk about recent Criterion news prior to the Bergman announcement.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 24 – David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future
byDavid is joined by William Remmers (and some weird sound effects) in a discussion of this disturbing, discomfiting dystopian demo reel from early in Cronenberg’s career.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 23 – Nagisa Oshima’s The Man Who Left His Will on Film
byDavid is joined by Josh Hornbeck and new contributor Grant Douglas Bromley.to discuss Oshima’s answer to the question, “how are able people to terrorize themselves?”
Criterion Now – Episode 59 – Criterion in Japan, The Virgin Spring, Koko
byDaisuke Beppu joins Aaron and Mark, as they talk Criterion in Japan and the rest of the Criterion news.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 21 – Yoshitaro Nomura’s The Shadow Within
byDavid and William provide a spoiler-free intro to a great Japanese director before moving into their conversation about this intriguing contemporary Japanese melodrama/thriller/character study.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 22 – Russ Meyer’s Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
byA sweet talking candy man takes the long run with a moon child and a bitch to see if they can find it by looking on up at the bottom. Let the games begin!
Criterion Now – Episode 58 – September 2018 Announcements, Ken Russell
byLisi Tribble Russell joins to talk about her experiences with Ken Russell, and the September 2018 Criterion announcements.
Criterion Now – Episode 57 – Beyond the Hills, Magnificent Ambersons, Tree of Life
byDavid Blakeslee and Matt Gasteier join Aaron to discuss Beyond the Hills, Magnificent Ambersons, Agnes Varda, The Koker Trilogy, and more.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 20 – Costa-Gavras’s The Confession
byDavid is joined by Trevor Berrett and Jordan Essoe to discuss Costa-Gavras’s harrowing portrayal of a man under pressure to admit to crimes that he never committed.