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There’s no clowning around this week with discussion on the latest films including The Greatest Showman, Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri and Pixar’s Coco.
Those who are watching Friends on Netflix and who miss the charm of James van der Beek from twenty years ago are the type of listeners we want to hear from!
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00:00 – Introduction (Friends on Netflix)
The latest Culturefly On The Wall has been reformatted for the new year!
From the galaxy far, far away and to the latest in the West End, we have a show that lets you know what to see and do at the busy weekend. Is Black Mirror worth your time for season 4? Are you intrigued but unsure of Jessica Chastain’s new movie at the cinema? This is the place to find answers.
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00:00 – Introduction
01:07 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Cinema)
07:05 – Black Mirror and American Vandal (Netflix)
12:40 – The Disaster Artist and Molly’s Game (Cinema)
17:55 – Hamilton (Victoria Palace Theatre)
23:40 – Reflections on 2017 and excitement for 2018
It’s the 20th podcast and we’re live from the Picturehouse Central. A shorter, 30-minute show this week in preparation for our end of year reflection. Due to this, only four items for our main course including Justice League, Michael Haneke and Modigliani.
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00:00 – Introduction
00:40 – In the Media: Infinity War/Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom trailers drop; Sight & Sound, Empire and Cahiers du Cinema reveal their end of year lists; BBC transmit a variety of programmes for over the Christmas period including U2, Doctor Who and Frankie Boyle replaces Charlie Brooker’s end of year Screenwipe.
08:55 – Art: Modigliani (at Tate Modern)
13:36 – Film: Happy End
18:00 – Film: Battle of the Sexes
21:50 – Film: Justice League
27:40 – Outro: What is Jo’s favourite Christmas film?
Images: © Sony Pictures Classics, Tate, Twentieth Century Fox, Warner Bros. Entertainment
There’s something for everyone! Tracey Emin, Studio Ghibli and Sean Baker’s The Florida Project are all up for discussion in the nineteenth episode!
From Margate and to Florida, Culturefly On The Wall is a diverse selection of topics, hosted by Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb.
If you have a listen, do contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30
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00:00 – Introduction
01:35 – In the Media: Jeffrey Tambor leaves Transparent, John Lasseter and Rashida Jones at Pixar, the nominations at the Film Independent Spirit Awards
10:45 – Art: Turner Contemporary – Tracey Emin and JMW Turner
14:30 – Art: Turner Contemporary – Arp: The Poetry of Form
16:23 – TV: Ronja: The Robber’s Daughter (On Amazon Prime/Available to buy on December 4th)
20:00 – Film: The Killing of a Sacred Deer
25:10 – Film: Mudbound (On Netflix)
30:50 – Film: The Death of Stalin
36:55 – Film: The Florida Project
42:10 – Outro: Not watching Justice League?
Images: © www.turnercontemporary.org / Polygon Pictures / Studio Ghibli / eOne Films / Netflix
A big episode this week crammed with films, art and theatre – and you can visit the galleries, watch films or experience the performances now (except in the case of Ingrid Goes West, that drops next week). From Marx and Monet to Jigsaw and Luca Guadagnino, Culturefly On The Wall is a diverse selection of topics, hosted by Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb.
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00:00 – Introduction
01:00 – In the Media: Kevin Spacey dropped from All The Money In The World, Jodie Whittaker’s new Doctor Who look and the new Marks & Spencers and John Lewis Christmas Adverts.
07:10 – Art: Rachel Whiteread (at Tate Britain)
11:00 – Art: The EY Exhibition – Impressionists in London: French Artists in Exile 1870-1904 (at Tate Britain)
15:20 – Theatre: Young Marx (at The Bridge Theatre)
20:30 – Film: Thor: Ragnarok
24:50 – Film: L’Amant Double/The Double Lover (at French Film Festival)
26:40 – Film: Happy Death Day
30:00 – Film: Jigsaw
32:55 – Film: Call Me By Your Name
37:00 – Film: Ingrid Goes West
40:30 – Outro: EMA’s and a predication about U2…
Images: © Manuel Harlan / Disney / Marvel / Sony Pictures / James Tissot – Tate
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