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Dark Matter: The Official Podcast

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Dark Matter: The Official Podcast

Apple TV
Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official)

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Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official)

HistoryAndSleepOfficial
La Entrevista con Yordi Rosado

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La Entrevista con Yordi Rosado

Medios y Producciones
The Big Picture

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The Big Picture

The Ringer
The Next Picture Show

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The Next Picture Show

Filmspotting
MUBI Podcast: Encuentros

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MUBI Podcast: Encuentros

MUBI y La Corriente del Golfo
Pop Culture Happy Hour

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Pop Culture Happy Hour

NPR

hace 1 día

A Guy In A Bath? (ft. Simon Farnaby, Mathew Baynton & Kiell Smith-Bynoe)

This week's Empire Podcast sees Simon Farnaby, Mathew Baynton, and Kiell Smith-Bynoe, three members of the gargantuan cast of Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House, the big-screen debut of the beloved BBC sitcom Ghosts, possess the podbooth and have a delightful and deliciously daft chat with Chris Hewitt which, at one point, involves trying to explain the concept of Taskmaster to Farnaby. Either side of that, Chris is also joined in the podbooth by Helen O'Hara, James Dyer and, visiting us from the US of A, Anthony Breznican, who makes his pod debut in excellent fashion. Our intrepid quartet discuss the week's movie news, including the new issue of Empire and Steven Soderbergh stepping in on The Batman Part II, chat about their favourite documentaries, review Wildwood, Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House, Clayface, Klara And The Sun, and Fatherland, and take a listener question from a most unusual source. Enjoy!
hace 1 día

Inside the great Netflix shakeup

It’s official: Bela Bajaria and Dan Lin are out at Netflix, and Peter Rice is in as the streamer’s new chief content officer. Kim Masters and Matt Belloni break down the shakeup, how Rice landed the top job, and who he might recruit to oversee Netflix’s future projects. Plus, we’re sharing some unheard moments from Masters’ recent conversations. Tiger King filmmaker Eric Goode explains how his years running New York nightclubs, restaurants, and hotels prepared him for a documentary career involving venomous snakes and armed exotic animal traffickers. And veteran marketing executive Gerry Rich looks back at working with the Broccoli family to revive James Bond with GoldenEye, along with his experiences working for a notorious Hollywood producer who once threatened to break Kim’s kneecaps.
05/01/2024

Fuck! La Fama #6 | Entrevista con Albert Serra: "El cine no es más elitista que otras industrias culturales".

Genio, figura y autor: Albert Serra es una de los directores más estimulantes de la escena internacional actual. Jesús Choya Zataraín y Laura M. Santamarina charlan con el realizador de 'Pacifiction' sobre la acogida de nuevas voces en la industria europea y los modelos fomento del talento autoral ¿Cuál es la perspectiva un cineasta que ha pisado la alfombra roja de Cannes? #FuckLaFama, un podcast de EFC (European Film Challenge) producido por El Cañonazo Transmedia.
01/11/2025

Season 1 Episode 21: "The One with the Fake Monica"

This week, we’re breaking down Friends Season 1, Episode 21, “The One with the Fake Monica.” From Monica’s unexpected friendship with her credit card thief to the gang’s emotional farewell to Marcel (we miss you, Katie the monkey!), and Joey’s quest for a “less ethnic-sounding” stage name, this one has it all. We share plenty of behind-the-scenes content (our most Friends Facts yet!), discuss why Fake Monica is actually the best, and spill the beans on Vera Chokalingam. Plus, we dive into our own weird hobbies, embracing van life, and Ciara pranks Christine with some pretty ridiculous names. Send us your stories, comments, or trivia on IG @fofpodofficial or email fofpodofficial@gmail.com!
15/08/2023

¿Quién le teme a la estridencia? - Ilse Salas y Guillermo Calderón

En este episodio, se habla de la teatralidad como una posibilidad expresiva poco explorada en el cine latinoamericano. Ilse Salas es una actriz mexicana de cine, series y teatro, reconocida internacionalmente por su papel protagónico en Las niñas bien, de Alejandra Márquez Abella, película seleccionada en Toronto y premiada en Málaga. Su experiencia cinematográfica abarca producciones tanto industriales como independientes, en las que demuestra un interés por registros tan disímiles como la comedia romántica y el drama social. Ganadora de un Ariel y nominada en dos ocasiones a los Premios Platino, Salas ha trabajado con importantes directores de Latinoamérica como Abner Benaim, Lucía Puenzo y Alonso Ruizpalacios. Por otra parte, Guillermo Calderón es un dramaturgo chileno con un profundo compromiso político, y guionista de algunas de las más importantes películas de su país en la última década, como Ema, El club y Neruda, todas dirigidas por Pablo Larraín y estrenadas en Venecia, Berlín y la Quincena de Realizadores de Cannes. Interesado en los universos femeninos y crear protagonistas complejas, también ha colaborado en películas de Andrés Wood y Rodrigo Sepúlveda y recientemente debutó como director con Maquíllame otra vez, comedia rodada en Ciudad de México y estrenada en el Festival de Morelia. Tras colaborar en ese largometraje, Ilse y Guillermo se reúnen para hablar de un interés común: el goce de la estridencia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
24/05/2024

T02E01 - Una vez mi psicólogo me dijo...

En este episodio presentamos la segunda temporada, además de hablar sobre abducciones extraterrestres, los otakus de secundaria, la crisis de los 30 años, los hombres golpea-paredes y mucho más. Síguenos en redes: Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/Elultimovideoclubpodcast/⁠ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elultimovideoclubpodcast/ Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/videoclub_el?s=08
hace 1 día

The 10 Best Horror Movies of 2026 and ‘Clayface.’ Plus, ‘Street Fighter’ With Shea Serrano!

On today’s show, Sean is joined by Chris Ryan for all things horror. First, they react to the casting rumors for the much-anticipated role of James Bond and hypothesize why there is a new trend of limiting theatrical exhibition for movies with poor tracking data. Then, they cover DC Studios' new body horror film ‘Clayface,’ a type of movie that they have collectively been begging for from the superhero genre but is ultimately a pretty mixed bag. Then, they evaluate what the current state of the horror genre looks like, and share their favorite horror movies of 2026. Finally, Sean is joined by Shea Serrano to discuss the new ‘Street Fighter’ movie and break down all of the reasons why both this movie, and many video game adaptations at large, don’t totally work. Then, they share some of their favorite fight scenes of all time. (0:00) Intro (0:57) James Bond casting rumors (8:47) Tom Skerritt passes away at 93 years old (11:47) Why is there a reduction of theatrical exhibition for certain movies? (20:30) ‘Clayface’ (38:58) The future of DC movies (43:02) The current state of the horror genre (1:21:55) The best horror movies of the year (1:38:25) Shea Serrano joins the show to discuss ‘Street Fighter’ Host: Sean Fennessey Guest: Shea Serrano and Chris Ryan Producer: Jack Sanders Production Support: Lucas Cavanagh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
hace 1 día

Daniel Pemberton on His Incredible Year in Film Scores; 'You Can See Everything' Oscar Chances; 'I Play Rocky' & 'Klara and the Sun' Reviewed

Daniel Pemberton joins the podcast this week to break down his incredible year as composer for many hit films, from "Project Hail Mary" to "The Drama" and documentaries "Ink" and "Musk" (not to mention a season of "Slow Horses" over on TV). 25:50 First, hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio weigh in on the surprising Awards surge for "You Can See Everything." They also review new releases "I Play Rocky" and "Klara and the Sun," and look at the fallout of the recent layoffs at Netflix. More on Daniel Pemberton's score for "Project Hail Mary" - https://www.indiewire.com/features/craft/project-hail-mary-score-daniel-pemberton-interview-1235185745/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
hace 1 día

Blood of My Blood: 2.05 - Recap & Reaction: Forgive Me, Father | Murtagh's Promise Steals The Show

Brian and Murtagh's promise before the Battle of Sheriffmuir changes how we understand their friendship—and Murtagh's lifelong loyalty to Jamie Fraser. In our Blood of My Blood Season 2 Episode 5 "Forgive Me, Father" recap and reaction, Mary and Blake break down the battle, the devastating connection between Old Rupert at Sheriffmuir and Young Rupert at Culloden, Henry's decision to fight, and the arrival of Captain Gerard Grey. We also disagree about how the episode handles Henry's war trauma, Julia's fight with Seema, and the editing that cuts between the battle and Ellen's ordeal. Plus: does Lord Lovat have a way to use Ellen's claim to the MacKenzie lands, and could Julia and Henry somehow cross paths with Frank Randall? Mary: 4.5/5 kilts. Blake: 4/5 kilts. Spoilers for Blood of My Blood 2.05 and later events in the original Outlander. Read Blake's KJR: https://maryandblake.com/blood-of-my-blood-season-2-episode-5-kjr-forgive-me-father/ Season 2 guide: https://maryandblake.com/blood-of-my-blood/blood-of-my-blood-season-2-episode-guide/ Free second-screen app: https://maryandblake.com/app Ad-free NerdClan: https://maryandblake.com/join-the-nerdclan/ Join the Mary & Blake Facebook group to share your take, and follow @MaryAndBlakeMedia on Instagram.
hace 4 días

Zuck Dynasty, Pt. 1 — The Social Network

Aaron Sorkin has said his new The Social Reckoning is not a sequel so much as a companion piece to David Fincher’s The Social Network, which Sorkin also scripted. Whatever you call it, though, these two films are undeniably linked, not just by Sorkin’s involvement, but especially by their interest in the tech-bro enigma that is Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. So this week we’re returning to 2010 and The Social Network to consider how the film’s depiction of Facebook’s then-recent origin story plays from our social-media-saturated present; how Sorkin’s script and Jesse Eisenberg’s performance as Zuckerberg find humanity, and maybe even sympathy, in a pointedly unlikable protagonist; and how Fincher made it all work on screen, from the instant-classic Facemash montage to a final shot we’ll be forever refreshing in our minds. Then in Feedback, a longtime friend of the show shares some thoughts prompted by our recent episode on William Friedkin’s Sorcerer. Please share your thoughts about The Social Network, The Social Reckoning, or anything else in the world of film, by sending an email or voice memo to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730. This episode is presented by⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Regal Unlimited⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, the all-you-can-watch movie subscription pass that pays for itself in just two visits. Use code NEXTPIC26 for 15% off. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/join/NextPictureShow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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