Third World Cinema Club

Third World Cinema Club

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Third World Cinema Club episodes

  • Episode 50 – Filmmaker x Filmmaker: Victor Villanueva x Joel Ferrer
    Merry Christmas! In celebration of Cinema One Originals’ 15th anniversary, C1 alumni Joel Ferrer (Baka, Siguro, Yata, Elise) and Victor Villanueva (Lucid, Patay na si Hesus) sit down and talk about their filmmaking experiences and the festival’s best hits while John and Princess sit back and do laughtrack stuff. It’s unedited, uncensored, and uncut! Prepare for almost 2 hours of history, insights and crazy ideas.
     
    notes:
    We recorded this episode at Hatch Hub along Maginhawa St.
    Spoilers are present for Lucid.
    The opinions and views expressed in this podcast do not reflect… charot. Thanks to Vic and Joel for stopping by!
    1 hr 43 min
  • Episode 51 – MMFF 2019, in review

    After lots of tinkering, we release a lost episode from last year! Louie Baharom of Cinephilia.ph joins us as we share our thoughts on MMFF 2019. Which films stood out, if any? Which ones were absolute stinkers? Let’s find out!

    notes:

    If you notice the episode number, this episode was supposed to be released a while ago. However, the audio quality was not up to snuff. We’ve tried to clean up the audio as much as possible, but it’s not perfect. We apologize for the drop in quality and the release delay.

    This podcast contains spoilers for the films discussed.

    We recorded this episode over at Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf.

    0 min
  • Episode 49 – Marriage Story and the Irishman
    The Irishman and Marriage Story
    It’s Netflix and Chill time here at Third World Cinema Club! Join the gang as they talk about two of the biggest Netflix releases of 2019, Marriage Story and The Irishman.
     
    Notes:
    This episode contains spoilers for both films.
    We recorded this episode over at Edsa Shangri-la Mall.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 48.2 – Cinema One Originals 2019, in review (with Oggs Cruz and Engelbert Rafferty)
    Our coverage of Cinema One Originals 2019 continues! Join us as we talk about the rest of the competition entries and our favorites from the festival! Part 2 of a 2 part series.
    notes:
    Spoilers are present for all the films discussed.
    This episode includes discussions of: Utopia, Tia Madre, Sila-Sila, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Barbara Reimagined, The Truth, The Annulment, Art of Ligaw and The Lighthouse.
    We recorded this episode over at Malongo Cafe along Bonifacio High Street.
    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode 48.1 – Cinema One Originals 2019, in review (with Oggs Cruz and Engelbert Rafferty)
    It’s time for the gang to discuss the films of Cinema One Originals 2019! Rappler resident film critic Oggs Cruz and cinephile Engelbert Rafferty join us as we discuss the eight competition entries of this year’s festival, and more! Part one of a two part series.
     
    notes:
    Spoilers are present in this episode.
    We recorded this episode over at Malongo cafe along Bonifacio High Street.
    Films discussed in this episode: Yours Truly Shirley, Metamorphosis, O, Lucid, Tayo Muna Habang Hindi Pa Tayo
    1 hr 10 min
  • Episode 47.1 – QCinema 2019, in Review part 1 (with Richard Bolisay and Engelbert Rafferty)
    The gang talks about the recently concluded QCinema International Film Festival! Which films did they like? Which films didn’t quite make the cut? Critic Richard Bolisay and cinephile Engelbert Rafferty join us for this episode. Part 1 of a 2 part series.
     
    notes:
    Spoilers are present in this episode for all films!
    This episode covers: Kaaway sa Sulod, Nakorn-sawan, Babae at Baril, Ave Maryam, Fly By Night, and The Long Walk.
    54 min
  • Episode 47.2 – QCinema 2019, in review part 2 (with Richard Bolisay and Engelbert Rafferty)
    Our coverage of QCinema 2019 continues! Join us, critic Richard Bolisay and cinephile Engelbert Rafferty as we talk about the rest of the Asian Next Wave section and more! Part 2 of a 2 part series. Enjoy!
     
    Notes:
    Spoilers are present for all films discussed!
    This episode covers the following: Suburban Birds, Cleaners, QC Shorts, and our favorite non-competition films.
    We recorded this episode in Moonleaf Maginhawa, QC.
    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode 46 – Isa Pa, With Feelings (with Prime Cruz and Jen Chuaunsu)
    Maine Mendoza and Carlo Aquino in Isa Pa, With Feelings (2019.) Movie still.
    The latest film from directing-screenwriting duo Prime Cruz and Jen Chuaunsu is a gem about loneliness and finding someone. For this episode of Third World Cinema Club, we invite Prime and Jen to talk about Isa Pa, With Feelings. What happened to Mara and Gali after the film’s conclusion? How did they shoot some of the film’s iconic scenes? And what was it like working with Maine Mendoza and Carlo Aquino? That, and more in this episode.
     
    Notes:
    This episode was recorded in Starbucks Scout Albano, where we recorded our first episode! Apologies for the background noise.
    SPOILERS for Isa Pa, With Feelings are present in this episode.
    1 hr 18 min
  • Episode 45 – Ed Lejano
    Behind the Screen Series: the Curator
    QCinema is around the corner, and for this episode we talk to QCinema Festival Director Ed Lejano about the current state of Philippine Cinema, film distribution, his experiences as festival director and as a filmmaker, things to come for the latest edition of QCinema, and other things.
    ABOUT BEHIND THE SCREEN:
    This is part of a multi-part series about people involved in film production. Subsequent episodes aim to include cinematographers, colorists, production designers, composers, etc into the ever-widening discourse on film.
    Notes:
    We recorded this episode at the UP Film Institute!
    This recording was done back in June (hence the reference to Parasite).
    1 hr 21 min
  • Episode 44 – Thop Nazareno (Edward)
    Thop Nazareno’s second feature length film, Edward, is debuting in local cinemas this week! We think this is one of Cinemalaya 2019’s best films. For this episode of Third World Cinema Club, Princess and John talk to Thop Nazareno about Edward and also his first feature film Kiko Boksingero. Is the film part of a trilogy? Why does he like coming of age films so much? That and more in this episode!
    Also, check out the trailer for Edward here:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Z8FnH_Agg
     
    notes:
    This film contains major spoilers for Edward. A prompt will be present when major spoilers are about to be spoiled.
    We recorded this episode over at Starbucks Mother Ignacia branch.
    56 min

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A podcast about Philippine Cinema and possibly other things. Learn more about the series at filmpolicereviews.com/third-world-cinema-club.