Glazed Cinema

Directed by Steven Spielberg and released in 1971, Duel marks the legendary director's debut to motion picture filmmaking. Packed with suspense, the film tells the story of a driver's terrifying encounter with a tractor trailer on his way home from work.

Directed by Lars Von Trier and released in 2011, Melancholia tells the tale of two sisters and their family going through two events simultaneously. One being a wedding and the other, a major celestial event. What unfolds is an exquisite journey that you won't want to miss.

Directed by Elem Klimov and released in 1985, Come and See tells the story of the Belorussian Wars of WWII. Based on true events it’s a film that faced a lot of adversity and continues to shock viewers to this day.

Directed by Darren Aronofsky and released in 2008, The Wrestler portrays the story of  life after professional wrestling. Told through one Randy "The Ram" Robinson, played by Mickey Rourke it’s a gripping story about the dangers of fame.

Directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer and released in 1932, Vampyr has quite the story to tell both on and off the screen. A once neglected film, now appreciated for its techniques and creative story telling.

Glazed Cinema is a podcast, devoted to sharing the love of film. Each episode explores a single film to showcase the emotions and impact it had on me, spoilers not included.

Through describing my favorite scenes, showcasing talent, and providing some background my hope is to inspire you enough to press play.