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The Cinema Underground episodes
- Episode 21: Akira Kurosawa Part II
In this episode we pick back up with Akira Kurosawa, discussing his films Yojimbo (1961) and Hidden Fortress (1958).
1 hr 26 min - Episode 20: Akira Kurosawa Part I
In this episode we discuss Akira Kurosawa as a filmmaker, his films Hidden Fortress (1958) and Dreams (1990) and how to do online.
1 hr 53 min - Episode 19: New German Cinema Part II
In this episode we discuss Yesterday Girl (1966) by Alexander Kluge and The Tin Drum (1979) by Volker Schlöndorff.
1 hr 15 min - Episode 18: New German Cinema Part I
In this episode we discuss Fox and His Friends (1975) Fassbinder and Aguirre The Wrath of God (1972) Herzog and have difficulty with exchange rates.
1 hr 45 min - Episode 17: French New Wave Part II
In this episode we discuss The 1960 film Shoot The Piano Player by François Truffaut and the 1959 film Hiroshima Mon Amour by Alain Resnais.
1 hr 3 min - Episode 16: French New Wave Part IIn this episode we discuss Jacques Rivette's The Nun and Jean-Luc Godard's Band of Outsiders.1 hr 38 min
- Episode 15: Lovecraft Part IIIn this episode we discuss Color out of Space (2010) Haun Vu and The Call of Cthulhu (2005) Andrew Leman.1 hr 51 min
- Episode 14: Lovecraft Part IIn this episode we discuss Stuart Gordon's From Beyond (1986) and Dagon (2001).1 hr 27 min
- Episode 14: Lovecraft Part IIn this episode we discuss Stuart Gordon's From Beyond (1986) and Dagon (2001).---Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-cinema-underground/support1 hr 31 min
- Episode 13: Son of the Return of Anime - Satoshi KonIn this episode we discuss Satoshi Kon's films Perfect Blue (1997) and Paprika (2006)1 hr 24 min
About The Cinema Underground
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We are a podcast out of Binghamton, NY. We are four dudes who grew up together watching/talking/arguing about movies. We generally discuss four films of a particular genre, some famous movements and…
other unifying themes of our own invention.