Inside the Arthouse

Inside the Arthouse
Inside the Arthouse

An “insider’s” perspective on filmmakers & people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across the US. Hosted by Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge

  1. 4 DAYS AGO

    Where Jazz & Espionage Collide Oscar Nominated Soundtrack To A Coup D'Etat director Johan Grimonprez

    A sensation when it premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, SOUNDTRACK TO A COUP D’ETAT is where jazz and world politics collide. Cultural icons like Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, Maya Angelou, Max Roach, Nina Simone, and Walt Disney get entwined in a forgotten episode of the Cold War. This story of the undermining of African self determination feels like a John Le Carre spy thriller. But sadly, it's all true. And that action from the early 1960's is still being felt today, as we see a country again racked by violence and instability. From filmmaker Johan Grimonprez, this audacious film, SOUNDTRACK TO A COUP D’ETAT is now nominated for an Oscar Award for Best Documentary. Join us as we welcome Johan Grimonprez on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE, starting now. @kinolorber @laemmle @InsidetheArthouse #movie #arthouse @laemmle @InsidetheArthouse ​@inside_Arthouse www.facebook.com/insidethearthouse

    43 min
  2. Walter Salles Reacts: Best Picture Oscar Nom & Fernanda Torres Oscar Nominations in I'm Still Here.

    JAN 29

    Walter Salles Reacts: Best Picture Oscar Nom & Fernanda Torres Oscar Nominations in I'm Still Here.

    oday on Inside the Arthouse, Three time Oscar nominated director Walter Salles talks with us about his newest film I'M STILL HERE, a film which wowed audiences when it premiered at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, and has the very rare honor of being nominated for Best Foreign language film AND Best Picture, along with a Best Actress Nomination for Fernanda Torres. Walter Salles came to the attention of the international film community with the Oscar-nominated CENTRAL STATION.With I'M STILL HERE, he returns to his Brazilian roots. This powerful film tells a true story from the period of Brazil's military dictatorship. But with an amazing performance by Fernanda Torres in the leading role, it is as much a story of personal strength as it is a testament to political triumph. Join us now as we welcome Walter Salles, on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE. #ImstillHere #FernandaTorres @sonyClassics #movie #arthouse @laemmle ​

    52 min
  3. Dispelling the Myth of Hollywood’s First Nepobaby: Liza Minnelli Documentary with Bruce David Klein

    JAN 23

    Dispelling the Myth of Hollywood’s First Nepobaby: Liza Minnelli Documentary with Bruce David Klein

    You think you know Liza Minnelli But you don’t Behind the tabloid headlines, there is a person. The product of a tumultuous marriage. Someone who had to deal with the early and tragic death of their mother. A performer who had to deal with the expectations of being the child of one of the most legendary performers of Hollywood's Golden Age. In today's climate where nepotism and privilege draw such intense scrutiny, it can be hard to remember that expectation can also be a crushing weight. But Liza survived it all. In LIZA: A TRULY TERRIFIC ABSOLUTELY TRUE STORY, filmmaker Bruce David Klein pulls back the curtain and allows Liza's friends to reveal how she was able to use a coterie of collaborators and mentors to reach the highest peaks of stardom, even as her personal life did not always match that success. After seeing the film, you will undoubtedly have a greater appreciation for this talented performer and complex individual. Join us as we welcome director Bruce David Klein to INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE. @zeitgeistfilms and @atlasmediacorp #LizaDocFilm

    1 hr
  4. Small Things Are Very Big in Every Little Thing with director Sally Aitken

    JAN 13

    Small Things Are Very Big in Every Little Thing with director Sally Aitken

    When is a documentary about Hummingbirds more than just another educational nature documentary? In the case of Sally Aitken’s new movie, EVERY LITTLE THING, we discover that small things are very big things— and you will be more than a little surprised. Hummingbirds’ wings beat fifty times per second, and with astounding high speed photography, they float like gossamer on the screen, captured like small magic sprites. Terry Masear, the films subject, runs a Hummingbird Rescue and she too, is magical and surprising. No bigger than your little finger, these remarkable birds become bigger than life, as we discover Terry’s care, attention, wisdom, and affection for these little beings. It’s a film that will stay with you long after you leave the theater. EVERY LITTLE THING is big and wide and will leave you thinking about how small acts of kindness, expressed to the tiniest of creatures, can have giant impacts. Join us for a discussion with the film’s director, Sally Aitkin, right now—on Inside the Arthouse. --- Hosted by Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge, Inside the Arthouse is an “insider’s” perspective podcast on filmmakers & people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across USA. Learn more at https://Insidethearthouse.com @kinolorber @sallyAitken

    44 min
  5. "F**k Sundance! Start Your Own Damn Festival!" with Dan Mirvish

    JAN 6

    "F**k Sundance! Start Your Own Damn Festival!" with Dan Mirvish

    In the 90's, most indie filmmakers would have just given up if their debut feature was rejected by Sundance. But not Dan Mirvish. Combining forces with a number of other "rejectees," they went rogue and started the Slamdance Film Festival, garnering attention for their films even as they earned the ire of Robert Redford. Mirvish went on to successfully self-distribute that debut film, OMAHA: THE MOVIE, plus several more over the years, including 18 1/2, a film about the 18 and a 1/2 minutes missing from the Nixon tapes which he shot during the pandemic. A true renegade, Dan is the embodiment of a filmmaker who won't give up on his film. Listen and learn from the rest of our conversation with Dan Mirvish, on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE ----- Hosted by Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge, INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE is an “insider’s” perspective podcast on filmmakers & people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across USA. Learn more at Insidethearthouse.com

    1h 1m
  6. Her Dream Became a Movie, Lush and Breathtaking, director Maura Delpero on her new film Vermiglio

    12/28/2024

    Her Dream Became a Movie, Lush and Breathtaking, director Maura Delpero on her new film Vermiglio

    Movies are often compared to dreams. In the case of Mauro Delpero's new film, VERMIGLIO -- we hear how the story was inspired by a dream and a nighttime visitation from her father. Delpero’s beautiful movie explores a moment in history when World War II loomed large against this Alpine Village -- a distant, but constant threat. One day a deserted soldier arrives and the dynamics of one family and the village are forever changed. Quietly and powerfully, with searing landscapes and cinematography, this is a deeply personal story that will stay with you long after you leave the theater. It’s also a tender and intimate portrait of the woman in this small community, with every detail considered with care. A prize winner at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, VERMIGLIO has also received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Foreign Language Film, and has been shortlisted by the Academy for the 2025 Best International Feature award. Please join us as we welcome filmmaker Maura Delpero to INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE. Starting now!

    29 min
  7. Extraordinarily Cinematic Spiritual Journey of making GAUCHO GAUCHO

    12/23/2024

    Extraordinarily Cinematic Spiritual Journey of making GAUCHO GAUCHO

    The filmmaking duo of Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw have taken us from the Long Island stock car racetrack featured in THE LAST RACE, to the oak forests of the Piedmont region of Italy in the Oscar-nominated THE TRUFFLE HUNTERS. Their continuing exploration of tight knit subcultures fighting to maintain their place in a rapidly changing world turns next to the plains of Argentina and the community of gauchos who maintain a strong connection to their traditional ways, along with a profound relationship with their environment. Their latest film, GAUCHO GAUCHO, merges the authenticity and immediacy of verite filmmaking with an operatic flair that results in a cinematic language that defies comparison. Join us as we sit down with Michael and Gregory, Inside the Arthouse.

    1 hr

  8. 12/16/2024

    Cassavetes! 50th Anniversary of A Women Under the Influence with Indie Insider Jeff Lipsky

    Cassavetes! 50th Anniversary of A Women Under the Influence with Indie Insider Jeff Lipsky by Inside the Arthouse

    54 min
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An “insider’s” perspective on filmmakers & people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across the US. Hosted by Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge

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    Inside the Arthouse
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
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