Hosted by Picturehouse’s Sam Clements, The Love Of Cinema podcast goes deep on the best of the week’s new releases, with a little help from some quality film critics and the filmmakers themselves!
Episodes
Thursday Oct 20, 2011
Friday Oct 14, 2011
Friday Oct 14, 2011
Sam talks to Emily Browning about bikini waxing, visitng the Cannes film festival and working on Julia Leigh's Sleeping Beauty.
Wednesday Oct 05, 2011
Wednesday Oct 05, 2011
The boys are joined by Ali Gray, editor of The Shiznit (www.theshiznit.co.uk) to talk about this weeks releases; Red State and Melancholia. The intro was also recorded live at the Stratford Picturehouse in London before the Picturehouse Podcast's screening of John Woo's FACE/OFF on 29 September.
Wednesday Oct 05, 2011
Wednesday Oct 05, 2011
Sam and Simon review Paddy Considine's feature debut, Tyrannosaur and
Wednesday Sep 28, 2011
Wednesday Sep 28, 2011
The boys review DRIVE, WARRIOR, TUCKER and DALE vs EVIL and actor Noah Taylor calls to talk about his new film, RED WHITE and BLUE
Tuesday Sep 20, 2011
Tuesday Sep 20, 2011
Nicolas Winding Refn talks about making his new movie, DRIVE, including his shared telekinesis with Ryan Gosling and how Harrison Ford got him high.
Monday Sep 19, 2011
Monday Sep 19, 2011
Monday Sep 19, 2011
Sam and Simon review the new adaptation of TINKER TAILOR SOLIDER SPY and catch up with the film's writer, director and a couple of it's stars. The boys also review Celine Sciamma's new film, TOMBOY (see podcast 77 for a special interview with Celine).
Thursday Sep 15, 2011
Thursday Sep 15, 2011
Sam and Simon catch up with the great Adam Buxton (From the Adam and Joe Show) to talk about BUG: The Evolution of the Music Video, a regular music video forum hosted by Dr Buckles himself. Adam talks about his dream music video related guests and why the event is called BUG.
Monday Sep 12, 2011
Monday Sep 12, 2011
Sam and Simon juggle Emily Bronte and Norwegian folklore in this weeks podcast. The boys talk to the director and star of Troll Hunter, André Øvredal and Glenn Erland Tosterud. They also review the new adaptation of Jane Eyre, starring Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender. (Apologies for the loss of sound quality around 19 minutes in, the boys microphone cut out midway through the recording).