
72 episodes

The Conversation - A Nordic Film Podcast Kristjánsson & Koldborg J.
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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Tryggvi and Rune, from Iceland and Denmark respectively, get together somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean to talk movies in this bi-weekly podcast.
Having both recently become fathers, this podcast is a way for them to make room in their busy lives for their passion for film.
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#70: Chernobyl
Everybody’s talking about it. It’s episode 70 and the boys tackle the now infamous mini-series Chernobyl. The sheer horribleness of it all and the exquisite craftsmanship; the study of the human spirit, the suppressive ideology and rich history of the USSR. Vodka and blood. Na zdorov'ye!
Our conversation about Chernobyl starts at 20:48
This episode contains a soundclip from Chernobyl. The intro music has soundclips from Blue Velvet, The Conversation, and Ex Machina. The introduction has sound clips from freesound.org recorded by klankbeeld, pfranzen, jongrubbs, felix.blume, deleted_user_54, and johnnythesalesman. -
#69: Parenthood
It’s episode 69 and we continue to browse our back catalogue. This time it’s Ron Howard’s classic ode to family life, Parenthood. Very 80’s Hollywood, very funny and very appropriate for this time in our lives.
Our conversation about Parenthood starts at 23:40
You can find the list of all movies mentioned here: bit.ly/TCP-069
This episode contains a soundclip from Parenthood (1989). The intro music has soundclips from Blue Velvet, The Conversation, and Ex Machina -
#68: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
It’s not just the mouse folks. Today Rune and Tryggvi look at the film that built an empire, Disney’s 1937 masterpiece Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Just how good is it, and why? And what happens if you put on your feminist specs and really look at it?
Our conversation about Snow White starts at 28:57
You can find the list of all movies mentioned here: bit.ly/TCP-068
This episode contains a soundclip from Snow White (1937). The intro music has soundclips from Blue Velvet, The Conversation, and Ex Machina -
#67: 12 Monkeys / The OA Season 2 Finale
In an epic battle of explorers of worlds, benders of time and space, it’s Brit Marling vs Terry Gilliam. Who is the genius and who is the poser? Today’s main feature is Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys and to complement that we finish season 2 of The OA. Hissss!
Our discussion of The OA Season 2 episode 6 through 8 starts at 16:00 and 12 Monkeys at 1:06:22.
You can find the list of all movies mentioned here: bit.ly/TCP-067
This episode contains a soundclips from The OA and 12 Monkeys. The intro music has soundclips from Blue Velvet, The Conversation, and Ex Machina -
#66: Let's Get Lost / The OA Season 2 - Episode 3+4+5
The boys go full nineties and look at Danish cult film Let’s Get Lost. And as if the baggy pants aren’t profound enough, there are always the next 3 episodes of the OA. Beware the talking octopus.
Our discussion of The OA Season 2 episode 3 through 5 starts at 10:53, Let's Get Lost at 50:35, and a special announcement at 1:24:28!
You can find the list of all movies mentioned here: bit.ly/TCP-066
This episode contains a soundclips from The OA and Let's Get Lost. The intro music has soundclips from Blue Velvet, The Conversation, and Ex Machina -
#65: Tokyo Story / The OA Season 2 - Episode 1+2
Finally, it’s the Ozu episode. The boys hit the Tatami mat and tackle his 1953 masterpiece: Tokyo Story. Is it the right film to watch on week 40 of your pregnancy? Then, the direct opposite: The first two episodes of the new series of The OA. It’s a detailed discussion about the full 140 mind-bending (or mind-numbing, depending on who you ask) minutes of them. Plus, surprisingly detailed birth stories from the perspective of two men. A little bit different this time.
Our conversation about The OA Season 2 episode 1+2 starts at 30:00 and Tokyo Story at 1:02:40.
You can find the list of all movies mentioned here: bit.ly/TCP-065
This episode contains a soundclips from the trailers of The OA and Tokyo Story. The intro music has soundclips from Blue Velvet, The Conversation, and Ex Machina
Customer Reviews
Great podcast!
This is a great film podcast. It is an intelligent and entertaining show. They review both Hollywood movies as well as European/Scandinavian movies. I really like the pace which leaves room for in debt analysis and, at times, philosophical discussions. The tone of the show is unpretentious and casual, and the chemistry between the hosts is great. Give it a try.