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With the delightfully surreal Bronson Nicolas Winding Refn made took a big step forward in his career. This is the first of his three films dealing with transformation, and it’s easily his most stylistically adventurous film to date, using just about all the tools in cinema to tell this odd biopic that’s any thing but a normal entry in that typically snoozy genre.
Adjust Your Tracking is the podcast produced through the facilities of the Northwest Film Center Newsroom. The show is hosted by Joe von Appen and Erik McClanahan, and produced by Jessica Lyness and Laurel Degutis. Opinions expressed are that of the hosts, and not necessarily of the Northwest Film Center.
In this week’s episode, Joe and Erik discuss the work of excellent Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn. His films will screen at the Whitsell Auditorium as part of the Film Center’s new series, Driven: the Films of Nicolas Winding Refn.That series runs from March 8 – 18. Also, a news segment called Make it Stop is introduced and the hosts revisit their picks from last week’s Love It/Hate It.
New episodes of AYT are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. You can download the podcast by right-clicking the link below and selecting ‘Save Link As…’ Once saved, the show can be played in iTunes or any other mp3 player. Or stream it on the embedded player.
WARNING: Explicit language is used in this podcast.
