Glazed Cinema

Glazed Cinema

By Brian KinneyTV & FilmArtsFilm Reviews
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Glazed Cinema episodes

  • Suspiria

    Directed by Dario Argento and released in 1977, Suspiria is a highly stylized Italian horror film. Revolving around a string of murders at an all female dance academy, it’s a legendary film whose influence can be felt to this day.

    22 min
  • Paranorman

    Directed by Chris Butler and Sam Fell and released in 2011, Paranorman tells the story of a young boy who is a loner in his New England town of Blithe Hollow. Misunderstood for his gift to see and speak with the dead Norman becomes the only person who can save his town from a witch's curse.

    18 min
  • Delicatessen

    Directed by Jean Pierre Jeunet and released in 1991, Delicatessen follows a delicatessen and the people living in the attached apartment building in post apocalyptic France. Including a cast of colorful characters it's a story told with dark humor from a unique voice in modern cinema.

    20 min
  • On the Waterfront

    Directed by Elia Kazan and released in 1954, On the Waterfront tells the story of Terry Malloy who must decide how to act in the face of injustice. Whether he sides with the mob and his brother or with the men who are being treated unfairly is up to him.

    21 min
  • Uncle Buck

    Directed by John Hughes and released in 1989, Uncle Buck tells the story of an estranged uncle called upon to watch his brother’s children while he and his wife are away. It’s a comedy film filled with heart and laughs and one that spawned an iconic film franchise.

    23 min
  • Five Easy Pieces

    Directed by Bob Rafelson and released in 1970, Five Easy Pieces is a phenomenal film that follows a man named Bobby during a crossroads in his life. A realist character study with fantastic performances, it packs a punch to this day and remains an absolute classic.

    19 min
  • Sunshine

    Directed by Danny Boyle and released in 2007, Sunshine tells the tale of a group of astronauts and scientists who are on a mission to restart the Sun. Unknown by many, Sunshine in a great film wherein we follow our heroes on a journey to save Earth and its inhabitants with twists and turns along the way.

    18 min
  • The Game

    Directed by David Fincher and released in 1997, The Game is a psychological thriller packed with suspense. Through its protagonist Nicholas Van Orton we experience all of the game’s twists and turns that blends reality with fantasy. Throughout the film his sanity is challenged at every turn. Featuring a phenomenal cast including the likes of Michael Douglas and Sean Penn, it’s a game you won’t want to miss.

    20 min
  • La Jetée

    Directed by Chris Marker and released in 1962, La Jetée is a short film told through still imagery that has had quite a large influence on film. Particularly influencing the science fiction genre, memories of this past gem can still be seen in releases today.

    13 min
  • City Lights

    Directed by Charlie Chaplin and released in 1931, City Lights is a film packed with heart and laughs. Featuring the director's iconic character, The Tramp; it took a measured risk that paid off with success and international acclaim.

    24 min

About Glazed Cinema

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Glazed Cinema is a bi-weekly podcast devoted to exploring the films that impact us and the moments within them that affect us the most. Each episode is devoted to a single film, with the focus of…