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Trailer of the Day: Diabolique
“Celebrated French writers Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac, who wrote together under the nom de plume Boileau-Narcejac, are best known … [Read More...]
Upcoming Workshop: BASIC LIGHTING
BASIC LIGHTING Saturday, May 18, 1-5 PM Taught by Amy O'Brien REGISTER NOW Join School of Film Faculty member Amy O'Brien for a one-day … [Read More...]
Trailer of the Day: Tristana
Buñuel employs the beautiful Catherine Deneuve in a chilling surrealist horror story of individuals destroyed by the moral codes of a … [Read More...]
Trailer of the Day: Seconds
“Novelist David Ely is frequently cited as a science fiction writer. He should be listed instead as a metaphysical writer, a category that … [Read More...]
Trailer of the Day: White Material
Isabelle Huppert plays Maria Vial, a white, coffee plantation owner in an unnamed central African country deep in the throes of political … [Read More...]
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AYT #65: Spectacle Fatigue Syndrome
This week, Joe and Erik dig deep and try to figure out why some huge spectacle films work and some don’t. They disagree on Star Trek Into Darkness and also include Fast & Furious 6 in a chat about Spectacle Fatigue Syndrome. But they can’t help but gush over Noah Baumbach‘s latest film, Frances Ha (look for […]
AYT Deathmatch: Spring Breakers vs. Pain & Gain
This week, in lieu of a proper episode of the podcast, we present something new called AYT Deathmatch, in which Erik or Joe squares off with a guest on a topic — films, directors, whatever — they violently disagree on, in order to claim a winner, or at least come to some kind of understanding […]
AYT #64: A Stroll Around Noir Ville
This week, Joe dodged a bullet and Erik rants about his deep displeasure for Baz Lahmurnn‘s latest glitzy spectacle, The Great Gatsby. Then it’s on to films actually worth seeing and talking about, as we dive in to the very exciting series at Cinema 21, Return to Noir Ville, which starts this friday and runs […]
