Film Swap
By Film Swap Media
Film SwapMar 14, 2024
Episode 32 - Where is Wellbeing? Crimson Gold and Sorry We Missed You
In this compelling episode the Film Swap team meditate on the themes of societal wellbeing and individual struggles as portrayed in the critically acclaimed films "Crimson Gold" directed by Jafar Panahi and "Sorry We Missed You" by Ken Loach.
Explore how these cinematic masterpieces reflect on the harsh realities of economic hardship, mental health, and the quest for dignity. Join us for an insightful discussion on the portrayal of everyday challenges and the search for wellbeing in a turbulent world.
Tune in now to discover the profound messages and emotional journeys captured in these films. Don't miss this eye-opening episode!
EPISODE LINKS:
Mental Health State of the World Report
Film Swap Ep. 31 - Meaningful Movie Memories! Aftersun And Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Take a trip with us down memory lane with our special guest Actor/Musician George Coutsoudis as we dive into the enigmatic realms of memory and love. Join us as we dissect two cinematic masterpieces: Charlotte Well's profoundly moving "Aftersun" and Michel Gondry's inventive cult classic "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" starring Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet. Explore the complexities of human relationships, the haunting allure of nostalgia, and the profound impact of memory on our lives. From the emotional landscapes and family dynamics of "Aftersun" to the mind-bending narrative of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", we unravel the layers of storytelling and cinematic brilliance in these unforgettable films. Tune in for insightful analysis, captivating discussions, and a journey through the depths of emotion and imagination. George Coutsoudis on Soundcloud: Link George Coutsoudis IMDB page
Film Swap Ep. 30 - Spectacular Spaghetti Westerns! Kill Them All and Come Back Alone and The Great Silence
In this thrilling episode we saddle up and embark on a cinematic journey through the rugged terrain of Spaghetti Westerns!
Join us as we delve into two iconic films: Enzo G. Castellari's action packed Civil war heist adventure "Kill Them All and Come Back Alone" and Sergio Corbucci's acclaimed masterpiece "The Great Silence."
We swap insights, analyses, and favourite moments from these classic Italian Westerns, exploring the themes of justice, revenge, and moral ambiguity that define the genre. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the world of Spaghetti Westerns, this episode promises an engaging oasis of film discussion on these timeless cinematic treasures.
Film Swap Ep. 29 - Heist Highlights! Cash on Demand and Man On Wire
First we look at the brilliant, often overlooked Hammer Film "Cash on Demand" directed by Quentin Lawrence and starring the legendary Peter Cushing. Then we scale to new heights with a well balanced look at James Marsh's gripping Oscar winning documentary "Man On Wire."
From meticulously planned robberies to daring high-wire acts, we dissect the elements that make these films timeless favorites among cinephiles and crime enthusiasts alike. Tune in for a riveting exploration of deception, suspense, and the ultimate thrill of the steal.
Film Swap Ep. 28 - Reel Restorations! Part 2: Dore O; Westfront 1918 and Kameradschaft
In the second of a two part special edition of Film Swap, we dive into the fascinating world of film restoration! We are joined by distinguished digital restoration specialist Julia Wallmüller from the Deutsche Kinemathek in Berlin. Join us as we explore the art and science behind preserving cinematic history. In this session, we focus on the challenges of restoring treasures from the early sound era with a focus on the legendary G. W. Pabst's masterpieces “Westfront 1918” and "Kameradschaft" plus look at the fascinating world of experimental filmmaking and the work of German artist Dore O. We also talk about the future of film restoration including developing technologies and the pro's and con's of AI in film restoration.Discover the intricate process of bringing classic films back to life, the challenges faced, and the importance of maintaining the integrity of cinematic history. Whether you're a film enthusiast, home media collector or a tech aficionado, this conversation promises insights that will captivate and enlighten you. About Our Guest: Julia Wallmüller is a renowned expert in the field of digital film restoration, boasting an impressive portfolio of projects that have breathed new life into iconic movies in the digital age. She studied Conservation and Restoration of Audiovisual and Photographic Cultural Heritage in Berlin. Since 2006 she has been working in practical, theoretical and educational digital restoration projects. In 2010 she joined the Project Digitization of National Film Heritage team at Deutsche Kinemathek. Her passion for preserving the magic of cinema through cutting-edge technology makes this episode a must-listen for film lovers and restoration enthusiasts alike. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion! Tune in and join us on a journey through time and technology as we unravel the secrets of film restoration. Make sure you check out the first part of our conversation focusing on silent films which is available now! Follow or subscribe to Film Swap so you don’t miss an episode. Links: Deutsche Kinemathek Dore O. Figures of Absence Book and DVD
G.W. Pabst on Blu Ray: Masters of Cinema UK Edition: Criterion US Editions: Westfront 1918
Film Swap Ep. 27 - Reel Restorations! Part 1: Waxworks and Silent Films
In the first of a two part special edition of Film Swap, we dive into the fascinating world of film restoration!
We are joined by distinguished digital restoration specialist Julia Wallmüller from the Deutsche Kinemathek in Berlin. Join us as we explore the art and science behind preserving cinematic history.
In this session, we focus on the challenges of restoring treasures from the silent era with a focus on Paul Leni’s legendary German expressionist masterpiece “Waxworks”. Discover the intricate process of bringing classic films back to life, the challenges faced, and the importance of maintaining the integrity of cinematic history. Whether you're a film enthusiast, home media collector or a tech aficionado, this conversation promises insights that will captivate and enlighten you.
Topics Covered:
Digital Restoration Techniques
Challenges in Film Preservation
Piecing Together the Puzzle of Alternative Versions
The Intersection of Technology and Art
Impact on Cinematic Heritage
Censorship and Ethics in Film Preservation and Restoration
About Our Guest:
Julia Wallmüller is a renowned expert in the field of digital film restoration, boasting an impressive portfolio of projects that have breathed new life into iconic movies in the digital age. She studied Conservation and Restoration of Audiovisual and Photographic Cultural Heritage in Berlin. Since 2006 she has been working in practical, theoretical and educational digital restoration projects. In 2010 she joined the Project Digitization of National Film Heritage team at Deutsche Kinemathek. Her passion for preserving the magic of cinema through cutting-edge technology makes this episode a must-listen for film lovers and restoration enthusiasts alike.
Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion! Tune in and join us on a journey through time and technology as we unravel the secrets of film restoration.
The second part of our conversation focusing on experimental and early sound films will be available soon! Follow or subscribe to Film Swap so you don’t miss it!
Links:
Waxworks on Blu Ray:
Film Swap Ep. 26 - More Amazing Anime! Perfect Blue and Inu-Oh
Kawaii artist extraordinaire Teniola Soyegu joins us as we make a return visit to explore more of the mesmerising world of Japanese Anime. We delve deep into Satoshi Kon's classic psychological thriller "Perfect Blue" and Masaaki Yuasa's visually stunning animated historical musical "Inu-Oh."
Join us as we analyse the intricate storytelling, unique animation styles, and the cultural impact of these two iconic films. From the mind-bending narrative of "Perfect Blue" to the historical and musical elements of "Inu-Oh," this episode is a must-listen for anime enthusiasts and film lovers alike. Tune in for an insightful discussion that uncovers the brilliance behind these cinematic masterpieces.
Teniola Soyegu's Instagram: CuteGenieArt
Both films are available on Blu Ray from Alltheanime.com
Our previous Amazing Anime episode: HERE
Visit our homepage at filmswap.uk
Film Swap Ep. 25 - Animals Attack! White Dog and The Tiger
The animal kingdom runs amok! Come on a wild adventure to the untamed side of cinema with a deep dive into two great animal attack films! We discuss Samuel Fuller’s powerful and controversial 80s classic White Dog and then head to the frozen wilderness on a hunt for the most fearsome Tiger of all in the overlooked South Korean adventure thriller, The Tiger directed by Park Hoon-Jung. From ferocious canines to vengeful, untamed beasts, we sink our teeth into the chilling tales that will keep you on the edge of your cinema seat. Roar into the world of cinematic suspense with Film Swap!
Film Swap Ep. 24 - Mind-Bending Masterpieces! The Saragossa Manuscript and Mulholland Drive
Join us for a wild ride on the cerebral side in an episode that will blow your mind! We look at two legendary "Mind-Bending Masterpieces." First we're diving into the work of genius Polish director Wojciech Has to unravel his surrealist gem "The Saragossa Manuscript". Then we examine the dazzling enigma of David Lynch's celebrated cult classic "Mulholland Drive." Get ready for a cinematic journey like no other with the Film Swap podcast!
Film Swap Ep. 23 - Compromised Classics! Greed and The Magnificent Ambersons
The Film Swap team dive deep into cinematic history to look at two legendary “Compromised Classics”. We unpack the fascinating tragic histories and rich narratives of Eric von Stroheim’s “Greed" and Orson Welles’ “The Magnificent Ambersons" in this insightful discussion. We look at their dramatic histories and discover hidden gems about the productions and explore why these powerful classics remain relevant today! Join us on this amazing cinematic journey!
Film Swap Ep. 22 - Existential Festive Flicks! MY NIGHT AT MAUD'S and FANNY AND ALEXANDER
Join us on this special episode of Film Swap as we dive into the existential depths of holiday cinema with our guests, 'Mistress of the Reel' Amelia Eichler, and the multi-talented Musician and Actor George Coutsoudis. We dissect the profound themes of Ingmar Bergman's "Fanny and Alexander" and Éric Rohmer's "My Night at Maud's", exploring their philosophical narratives against the backdrop of the festive season. Additionally, don't miss our panel's top picks for alternative Christmas movies, guaranteed to add a unique twist to your holiday watchlist!
Film Swap Ep. 21 - Napoleonic Wars! Abel Gance's Napoleon and Ridley Scott's Napoleon
Join hosts David and Jonathan on a cinematic journey through history as they dive into Ridley Scott’s latest film "Napoleon." Follow their riveting discussion direct from the cinema where they contrast and dissect this modern portrayal comparing it head-to-head against Abel Gance’s 1927 revolutionary silent masterpiece "Napoleon." Experience a spirited clash of visions in this compelling review of two eras, one on the silver screen and the other in cinematic history.
Film Swap Ep. 20 - Riveting Road Movies! Paper Moon and American Honey
Throw a change of socks and a couple of sandwiches into your rucksack and come with us on a cinematic journey of "Riveting Road Movies" on the Film Swap podcast! 🎬 In this episode, we explore the timeless charm of Peter Bogdanovich's classic depression era comedy 'Paper Moon' and the raw, immersive experience of Andrea Arnold's 'American Honey.' Join us as we unravel the winding narratives, captivating characters, and the open road as a metaphor for self-discovery. Buckle up for a cinematic road trip like no other! 🚗✨
Guest Ken Williams films:
The Break (short with Barry Keoghan)
Ken highly recommends The Quiet Girl https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15109082/
Film Swap Ep. 19 - Gangster Greats! Scarface and Branded to Kill
In this episode, film podcasting veteran and host of the Criterion Reflections and Inside the Box podcasts David Blakeslee joins us for a captivating discussion as we delve into the influential world of the gangster genre.
We uncover the innovative brilliance of two groundbreaking films that defied conventions and faced censorship challenges. We focus on Howard Hawks' original 'Scarface' from 1932, produced by the legendary Howard Hughes, and Seijun Suzuki's inventive Japanese Yakuza classic 'Branded to Kill.'
We'll take you back in time and across continents to explore the visionary storytelling, trailblazing cinematography, and unforgettable characters that left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape.
Discover how these films pushed boundaries and sparked controversy, with both directors—Howard Hawks and Seijun Suzuki—being pioneers in their own right. We also look at the charismatic and iconic performances of their legendary stars Paul Muni and Joe Shishido.
Join us as we unravel the compelling histories of 'Scarface' and 'Branded to Kill,' shedding light on their impact, innovation, and the censorship hurdles and challenges they overcame to claim their place in cinema history.
LINKS:
BFI Where to begin with the Japanese New Wave
Scarface on Internet Archive BFI Howard Hawks: 10 essential films + 3 underrated ones
David Blakeslee's Criterion Reflections Podcast
David Blakeslee's Inside the Box Podcast with Trevor Berrett
Actor and voice artist Bradley Witham
Film Swap Ep. 18 - What a Guy! Force Majeure and Fitzcarraldo
In an avalanche of thought-provoking film discussion David, Jonathan and special guest Medical Scientist Dualta McQuaid delve deep into the captivating cinematic worlds of Ruben Ostlund's black comedy 'Force Majeure' and Werner Herzog's legendary adventure epic 'Fitzcarraldo.' Join us as we explore the complexities of male attitudes and behaviours depicted in these cinematic gems. From the psychological unraveling in 'Force Majeure' to the audacious ambition of 'Fitzcarraldo,' we analyze the portrayal of masculinity on the big screen. Don't miss this deep dive into the minds of memorable male characters and the impact they leave on the audience. #filmdiscussion #cinematicanalysis #machismo #masculinity #forcemajeure #podcastepisode #moviegeeks #characterstudy #deepdive#filmanalysis #moviepodcast #cinematalk #podcastdiscussion
Film Swap Ep. 17 - Grindhouse Greats! Suspiria and Dolemite
David and Jonathan take a walk on the wild side of cinema with genre film guru Richard Doyle as they take a thrilling journey into the captivating world of Grindhouse cinema. Dive deep into the gritty and exhilarating atmospheres of these legendary urban movie houses as we make an in-depth exploration of two essential, all time genre classics: Dario Argento's horror masterpiece 'Suspiria' and D'Urville Martin's Blaxploitation comedy classic 'Dolemite'. We discuss their impact on the genre, cult following, and lasting influence. Join us for a Grindhouse experience like no other!
Film Swap Ep. 16 - Magnificent Musicals! Top Hat and Singin' in the Rain
David and Jonathan pull on their tap shoes and dance happily into two all time cinematic treasures: Mark Sandrich's 'Top Hat' starring the legendary dancing duo of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers and Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly's 'Singin' in the Rain'. Step out into the world of magnificent musical comedies as we explore the timeless charm of these joyous masterpieces. Join us for a delightfully in depth discussion on the magic of dance, unforgettable tunes, and the enduring appeal of these all time movie classics!
Film Swap Ep. 15 - Fabulous Friedkin! Blue Chips and Sorcerer
Join us in a heartfelt tribute to the late, great director William Friedkin as we delve into two of his lesser-known cinematic treasures: 'Blue Chips', an electrifying sports drama starring Nick Nolte and Shaquille O'Neal and 'Sorcerer', an edge of your seat action adventure thriller starring Roy Scheider. In this podcast episode, we celebrate Friedkin's genius by dissecting these often overlooked films, uncovering their hidden depths, and reflecting on the director's profound impact on cinema. Don't miss this journey into the extraordinary world of Friedkin's filmmaking legacy.
Film Swap Ep. 14 - Epic Eco Disasters! Dark Waters and Soylent Green
Film Swap Ep. 13 - Fantasy and Folly! Ugetsu and Performance
Dive into "Fantasy and Folly," where we embark on a mesmerizing journey through two timeless film classics: Kenji Mizoguchi's 'Ugetsu' and Nicolas Roeg's 'Performance' featuring the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger. 🎬 Unravel the depths of dreams and identity in these brilliant masterpieces as we analyse their cinematic brilliance, storytelling, and artistic impact. Join us for an enlightening discussion filled with cinematic insights and a celebration of two great iconic films!
Film Swap Ep. 12 - Reel Rebels! Warren Beatty's Reds and Bob Fosse's Lenny
David and Jonathan stick it to the man with a look at two classic bio-pics about the extraordinary lives of famous historical figures and activists: Bob Fosse's Lenny and Warren Beatty's Epic Oscar winner Reds. Join us as we embark on a captivating journey into these iconic movies. In this thought-provoking exploration, we unravel the extraordinary lives of John Reed and Lenny Bruce whose stories have been immortalised on the silver screen. From the provocative and groundbreaking life of Lenny Bruce, the legendary comedian, to the riveting tale of John Reed's revolutionary activism, we delve deep into the narratives and performances that bring these remarkable individuals to life. Prepare to be inspired as we analyse the intersection of history, art, and the indomitable spirit of those who challenge societal norms.
Film Swap Ep. 11 - The Reel Experience! Zhang Yimou's One Second and The Smallest Show on Earth
David and Jonathan welcome extra special guest Amelia Eichler AKA The Mistress of the Reel, Assistant Theatre Manager at USC Projection Services in Los Angeles, California as they delve into the captivating world of the cinematic experience, focusing on its community aspect, the significance of preservation, and the challenges posed by the growing dominance of digital streaming platforms. Our in-depth discussion centers around two remarkable films: Basil Dearden's "The Smallest Show on Earth," a delightful classic that highlights the charm of small theaters, and Zhang Yimou's masterpiece, "One Second." Discover the magic of movie theaters and the shared experience of watching films together, while gaining insights into the importance of safeguarding physical media. Tune in to celebrate the beauty of cinema and explore its evolution in the digital age!
Amelia Eichler "Mistress of the Reel" on Twitter: LINK
Sprocket School: LINK
A Thousand Cuts Book: LINK
"The Smallest Show on Earth" IMDb page: LINK
Zhang Yimou's "One Second" IMDb page: LINK
National Film Preservation Foundation: LINK
The American Film Institute (AFI) - Film Preservation: LINK
Film Foundation - Preserving Film History: LINK
Criterion Collection - Film Preservation: LINK
Cinema Blend - The Importance of Cinema Preservation: LINK
Variety - The Impact of Digital Streaming on Cinema: LINK
RogerEbert.com - The Community Aspect of Cinema: LINK
The International Dunhuang Project: LINK
Film Swap on Youtube: @filmswap_podcast
Film Swap Podcast homepage: LINK
Film Swap Ep. 10 - Bad Reputations! Heaven's Gate and Cosmopolis
David and Jonathan shine a spotlight on two underrated masterpieces, Michael Cimino’s Heaven's Gate and David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis, that have often been misunderstood and received a harsh critical reception. We analyse the artistic merits, unique storytelling, and thought-provoking themes that make these films worth revisiting. Get ready for a deep dive into the realm of under appreciated cinema that will challenge your preconceptions and leave you with a newfound appreciation for these hidden gems! Join us on this film podcast episode as we delve into the intriguing world of cinematic treasures with bad reputations!
Heaven's Gate:
IMDb page: Link
Rotten Tomatoes page: Link
Criterion Collection page: Link
Roger Ebert's review: Link
Heaven's Gate Wikipedia page: Link
Cosmopolis:
IMDb page: Link
Rotten Tomatoes page: Link
David Cronenberg interview on Cosmopolis: Link
Cosmopolis Wikipedia page: Link
Film Swap Podcast Homepage: Link Film Swap Youtube Page: @filmswap_podcast
Film Swap Ep. 9 - Amazing Anime! Belladonna of Sadness and Grave of the Fireflies
In this episode, David and Jonathan take a deep dive into the enchanting world of Japanese anime films! Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of storytelling, breathtaking animation, and iconic characters that have made Japanese anime a global phenomenon. We discuss the must-watch films that have captured the hearts and imaginations of millions worldwide!
First, we take a quick tour through the history of anime imported to Britain and America and then discuss two amazing Japanese cinema classics: The mesmerising, senses shattering psychedelic masterpiece Belladonna of Sadness, directed by Eiichi Yamamoto and Isao Takahata’s timeless, much loved World War 2 drama Grave of the Fireflies.
BELLADONNA OF SADNESS LINKS:
Belladonna of Sadness Wikipedia page: LINK
The Wikipedia page on book by Jules Michelet, La Sorciere that inspired Belladonna of Sadness: LINK
Cinelicious Pics, the distribution company that distributes Belladonna of Sadness: LINK
The Anime Feminist: LINK
GRAVE OF THE FIREFLIES LINKS:
Grave of the Fireflies Wikipedia page: LINK
Grave of the Fireflies short story (PDF): LINK
Japanese Cruiser Maya: LINK
Empire Magazine's 25 best Anime films: LINK
Youtube Thumbnail artist Tenny's Instagram Page: LINK
Film Swap Podcast Homepage: LINK
Film Swap Youtube Page: @filmswap_podcast
Film Swap Ep. 8 - Girl Power! The Passion of Joan of Arc and Catherine Called Birdy
David and Jonathan welcome Solicitor and Author Clare Clark as the first ever guest on the show! They take a look at the representation of woman in films and swap and talk about two great films: Lena Dunham's recent adaptation of the classic Karen Cushman novel Catherine Called Birdy and Carl Theodore Dreyer's silent masterpiece The Passion of Joan of Arc.
After you listen to the podcast, be sure to check out our ongoing series of Film Swap Factoids on our Youtube channel at @filmswap_podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the channel so you are first with the facts! Film Swap is also available via most major podcast vendors. Visit the podcast homepage (link below) for more details!
Episode Links:
Clare Clark's Novel: The Sealed Knot
Brighton Historical Cinema Directory: LINK
Silent Film Information
Silent London: LINK
Silent Film Calendar UK: LINK
Film Swap Podcast Homepage
Film Swap Youtube Channel
THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC
Carl Theodore Dreyer at the Danish Film Institute
Wiki: Carl Theodor Dreyer
Imdb: Carl Theodor Dreyer
Watch Passion of Joan of Arc on BFI Player
Watch on Amazon Prime [with ads]
Watch on Blu Ray from Eureka/Masters of Cinema Series
Other Eureka/Masters of Cinema Dreyer Titles on Blu Ray
BFI Dreyer Blu Ray Collection
Criterion US Blu Ray of Passion of Joan of Arc
CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY
BFI: Lena Dunham
Wiki: Lena Dunham
Film Swap Ep. 7 - Moral Outrage! The Devils and Peeping Tom
Jonathan and David take a look at two controversial classics of British cinema that incensed and outraged some critics; censors and sensitive viewers upon their initial release: Michael Powell's psychological horror-thriller Peeping Tom and Ken Russell's masterpiece of historical drama The Devils.
After you listen to the podcast, be sure to check out our ongoing series of Film Swap Factoids on our Youtube channel at @filmswap_podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the channel so you are first with the facts! Film Swap is also available via most major podcast vendors. Visit the podcast homepage at anchor.fm/filmswap for more details!
Film Swap Ep. 6 - Strange Animations! Fantastic Planet and The Adventures of Mark Twain
David and Jonathan go on a mind-bending, brain blowing journey through two alternate animation classics: Will Vinton’s Claymation epic The Adventures of Mark Twain and Rene Laloux’s psychedelic cult classic Fantastic Planet.
After you listen to the podcast, be sure to check out our ongoing series of Film Swap Factoids on our Youtube channel at @filmswap_podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the channel to ensure you don’t miss out!
Film Swap is also available via most major podcast vendors. Visit the podcast homepage at anchor.fm/filmswap for more details!
Film Swap Ep. 0 - Hidden Gems! Film Swap Podcast Trailer
Film Swap Ep. 5 - A Star is Born! The Long Good Friday and Ghost World
David and Jonathan swap films that were early career breakthroughs for major film stars. Both Bob Hoskins and Pierce Brosnan featured in John Mackenzie’s The Long Good Friday and a pre-fame Scarlett Johansson featured in Terry Zwigoff’s cult classic Ghost World.
After you listen to the podcast, be sure to check out our ongoing series of Film Swap Factoids on our Youtube channel at @filmswap_podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the channel to ensure you don’t miss out!
Film Swap is also available via most major podcast vendors. Visit the podcast homepage at anchor.fm/filmswap for more details!
Film Swap Ep. 4 - Oscars Blunders! High Noon and 12 Angry Men
And if that's not enough to fill your ballot paper, they also drop quick takes on Netflix's Orson Welles documentary “They'll Love Me When I'm Dead” and the Indicator Blu Ray box set collection “Mae West in Hollywood 1932 - 1943”.
After you listen to the podcast, be sure to check out our ongoing series of Film Swap Factoids on our Youtube channel at @filmswap_podcast!
Film Swap Ep. 3 - Cinematic Swordplay! The Duellists and Harakiri
Film Swap Ep. 2 - Cinematic Substance Abuse! Another Round and Drugstore Cowboy
David and Jonathan feed their film addiction with a discussion of Thomas Vinterberg's Another Round (AKA Druk) and Gus Van Sant's Drugstore Cowboy.
Plus, they drop quick takes on BBC Television's much talked about series drama Happy Valleys and King Hu's Wuxia Martial Arts masterpiece Dragon Inn.
Film Swap Ep. 1 - First Swap! She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and Cairo Station
What’s our motivation!
At the swap starting line, we introduce the show and kick off the conversation with a look at John Ford’s She Wore A Yellow Ribbon and Youssef Chahine’s Cairo Station.
Plus we drop some quick takes on Noah Baumbach’s White Noise and Béla Tarr’s Sátántangó.