Director Wes Andre Goodrich talks about his short film MEAL TICKET on this episode of Chat Cinema Podcast. The work centers on a story of a choice and an opportunity. The up and coming Brooklyn based filmmaker’s delves into the conscience of a person taking a step upward, but at what price?
For this episode of Chat Cinema we talk to film maker Ahmad Alyaseer about acceptance even in death. His acclaimed, winning 102 prizes so far, short film OUR MALES AND FEMALES has qualified for the 2024 Academy Award.
her first Oscar Nomination for POWER OF THE DOG? Is this her year?
I interviewed Josh O’Connor at the Berlinale. The actor was new in the business. He has come along way. Mr. O’Connor stars in The Crown on Netflix.
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Going to the movies has become a challenge. We discuss the current state of affairs in our latest Chat Cinema podcast. Can theaters survive in the New Normal? Will audiences return?
Director Paul Verhoeven made a certain film that has outlived the most savage reviews. Why? A bad film we love.
Stay Tuned for the next Chat Cinema Podcast.
We decided to profile Mr. Reeves for the first performer profile. Why? We like his movies. After 35 years in the business, he continues to be relevant.
The next Chat Cinema Podcast takes a turn. We dedicated this episode to profile an actor. Stay Tuned.
We had spontaneous discussion on the lack of award nominations for women. It turned into a podcast. Sofia gives her opinions. Why the exclusion? What has changed since #Metoo? The film business has long to way go.
The last Chat Cinema of the year. A bit of a conversation about the state of Cinema. Many auteurs are having a hard time adapting to the new trend of Hollywood. Director Martin Scorsese comments raised many eyebrows.
This inspiration for this podcast comes from a recent New York Times article.