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Third World Cinema Club talks to Jerrold Tarog, director of some of the most memorable films of the 2010s. He talks about his creative process, his upcoming works and more. notes:This episode does not contain any major spoilers.View John’s video essay on Goyo here
Third World Cinema Club had a slew of projects on the pipeline… then the Fire Nation Coronavirus attacked. Needless to say it made the whole process of meeting in random coffee shops pretty much impossible. But fear not, the magic of the internet has brought us together. In this special internet episode of Third World Cinema Club, we talk about the world under quarantine, what that has done to watching movies, festivals and movie releases, and we also discuss films about disease outbreaks. We also talk about the films we have watched recently!
This episode contains spoilers for Contagion (2011) and Outbreak (1995).
Apologies for the sound quality, we’re working on making it better for the episodes to come!
We plan on making more episodes during the quarantine period, and if feasible, set up conversations and interviews like before, so stay tuned.
FPR’s Guide to movies you can watch during the quarantine: Click Here
Lockdown Cinema Club Volume 2, a collection of movies for streaming as well as donation links to help the local indie film community: Click Here
The gang talks about 7 of the 9 best picture nominees in the latest Academy Awards. Which films stood out among the rest? Which ones deserved more awards? Find out in this episode!
We discuss the remaining two best picture nominees, Marriage Story and The Irishman, in a separate episode: click here
This episode contains spoilers for all the films discussed.
Irene Villamor’s latest film, On Vodka, Beers and Regrets, defies simple categorization. In the latest episode of Third World Cinema Club, the gang talks to Irene Villamor and leading lady Bela Padilla about the making of the film and their collaborative process.
This particular episode is spoiler free, but we feel it’s better if you have watched the film beforehand before listening, just to be sure.
The first part of the episode is a brief interview with Bela. The audio is admittedly not the best quality, but we’ve tried to make it as clear as possible. We’re in the process of making a transcript so people can understand what’s going on.
We recorded this podcast episode over at Hatch Hub, Maginhawa St.
Jim’s review of On Vodka, Beers and Regrets
John’s review of On Vodka, Beers and Regrets
FPR’s review of On Vodka, Beers and Regrets
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