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We are flipping the Movie Almanac back 50 years when Stanley Kubrick released A Clockwork Orange. Cinematically, it broke new ground, split the critics, and remains to this day hugely controversial. Alican Pamir has more.

Alison Castle, Editor, Author and Filmmaker 03:40

#AClockworkOrange #Movie #Cinema

France's President Emmanuel Macron is meeting with leaders of the Visegrad Four in Budapest. At a time when relations between the European Union and the Visegrad Group have been strained due to disagreements over migration policy, the French president's visit is seen by some experts as a gesture of reconciliation. And as Paris prepares to assume the leadership of the EU Council in three weeks, is Macron positioning France as the leader of Europe and looking to take a tougher stance on immigration?

Guests:

Dorit Geva

Sociology Professor at Central European University

Yasser Louati

Human Rights and Civil Liberties Activist

Wojciech Przybylski

Editor-in-Chief at Visegrad Insight Magazine

On this episode of Showcase;

Suzanne Lacy: What Kind of City? 00:02

Nathan Jones, Lecturer in Fine Art: Digital Media 00:35

'Flee' 09:20

Life and Work of Frida Kahlo 12:07

Shortcuts 15:09

Lubitsch's 'The Shop Around the Corner' 16:15

Benin Bronzes as Accessories 21:09

Kazuhisa Kusaba's Social Distancing Umbrellas 22:42

Hello Teddy! Exhibition 24:04

#SuzanneLacy #ErnstLubitsch #FridaKahlo

American artist Suzanne Lacy has taken on urban social issues for 50 years. And she's recently shifted her focus to Manchester, with what's becoming her biggest presentation ever in the UK.

Nathan Jones, Lecturer in Fine Art: Digital Media 00:35

#SuzanneLacy #Exhibitions #Art

'The Shop Around the Corner' recently got re-released. And audiences as well as critics say they cannot get enough of it. Alican Pamir takes a look at what makes this 1940's rom-com classic relevant in the 21st century.

#TheShopAroundtheCorner #ErnstLubitsch #GoldenAgeHollywood

On this episode of Showcase;

London Art Week 2021 00:02

Alexandra Toscano, Advisory Board Member of the LAW 00:42

Pirelli Calendar 2022: On the Road 09:33

Baghdad's Colourful Walls 11:36

Shortcuts 13:33

Why Remakes aren't Bad 15:41

Street Art Factory at St. Petersburg 19:26

Candeger Furtun Exhibition at Arter 21:46

#LondonArtWeek #StreetArt #PirelliCalendar

Five years ago, an American family purchased an unknown drawing by Albrecht Durer, thinking it was a replica. What cost them $30 turned out to be a 500-year-old masterpiece estimated to be worth up to $50,000,000.

Alexandra Toscano, Advisory Board Member of the LAW 00:42

#LondonArtWeek #London #Fashion

Critics love asking if Hollywood has run out of ideas. When looking at the newest Ghostbusters film, The BBC wondered if nostalgia is killing cinema. Chris Columbus said in an interview that there is no point in remaking Home Alone. And Vanity Fair gave a backhanded compliment saying Netflix's Cowboy Bepob is the rare remake that works. Alican Pamir argues that there is more substance to remakes than what critics will give credit for.

#Remake #Cinema #Movie

On this episode of Showcase;

Bob Dylan: Retrospectrum 00:02

Jordana Pomeroy, Director of Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum 02:48

House of Gucci 09:41

Lubaina Himid's Going Solo 11:51

Shortcuts 15:02

Movie Almanac: They Died with Their Boots On 16:51

I-You-They: A Century of Artist Women' Exhibition at Mesher 19:51

#BobDylan #LubainaHimid #HouseofGucci

A musical career doesn't get any better than Bob Dylan's. He is one of the best-selling musicians of all time, he’s won a Pulitzer and a Nobel, and now he is being recognised as a visual artist. But that last accomplishment took a while.

Jordana Pomeroy, Director of Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum 02:32

#BobDylan #Retrospectrum #Exhibition