Looking for something new to watch? Paralysed by choice on streaming services? Join filmmaker Will Webb for movie recommendations and deep dives with guests from across the film world and beyond as we help you pick movies, broaden your horizons and re-evaluate old favourite films.
indietrix
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Looking for something new to watch? Paralysed by choice on streaming services? Join filmmaker Will Webb for movie recommendations and deep dives with guests from across the film world and beyond as we help you pick movies, broaden your horizons and re-evaluate old favourite films.
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September 2, 2024
Murrain with Starve Acre director Daniel Kokotajlo
<p>Witches, pigs, and thick midlands accents: in this episode we’re discussing Murran, the 1975 teleplay by Nigel Kneale. </p> <p>When vet Critch arrives at the Bealey farm to treat a mysterious illness in a group of pigs, he’s surprised to discover a growing conspiracy in the village, centered around a suspected witch, Clemson. </p> <p>For this discussion, I’m excited to be joined by Daniel Kokotajlo, director of Apostasy and the upcoming folk horror film Starve Acre with Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark. Dan knows his folk horror really well and has some fascinating insights on how this inspired Starve Acre, so hope you enjoy listening.</p>
July 29, 2024
Cast-Offs with director Delyth Thomas
<p><br></p> <p>In <em>Cast-Offs</em>, a group of disparate disabled people – like wheelchair user Dan, thalidomide-affected Will, and deaf Carrie – are stranded on a deserted island for 3 months as part of a reality TV show. Cutting between their lives at home before the show and the challenges of living together on the island, Cast-offs takes aim at disability representation with dark humour.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Joining me to chat about this hidden gem is Delyth Thomas, a director across film and TV whose previous credits include all-time fave <em>The Story of Tracy Beaker</em>, as well as episodes of <em>Vera, Silent Witness, Victoria</em>, and working with baby Bella Ramsey in <em>The Worst Witch</em>. </p>
June 24, 2024
Certain Women with Fancy Dance director Erica Tremblay
<p>Erica Tremblay joins to discuss Kelly Reichardt's film Certain Women. Erica is the director of new film Fancy Dance, which follows Lily Gladstone as Jax, who searches for her missing sister and cares for her niece, as they prepare for an upcoming powwow. </p> <p>Erica offers a super insightful analysis of Reichardt's film and walks through casting Lily Gladstone in her own film, her inspirations as a director, and working with the nearly extinct Cayuga language in Fancy Dance. This conversation can't be missed!</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Certain Women:</strong> in Livingston, Montana, the intersecting lives of three women illuminate tensions between old and new, and male and female, in the American West. Attorney Laura Wells is dealing with an unstable client. Gina is building a period-inspired home with her husband, who has just broken off his affair with Laura. And Jamie, a lonely ranch hand played by Lily Gladstone in her starmaking role, chances into an education law night class and forges a bond with teacher Beth, a junior attorney who works at Laura’s practice.</p>
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