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by CJ Johnson

21 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

CJ Johnson, Australian Film Critic, talks movies with filmmakers, critics and others.

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12/4/2020

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August 1, 2022

Robert Alan Dilts on WHAT JOSIAH SAW

<p>WHAT JOSIAH SAW is a fully-committed Southern Gothic thriller dropping globally on Shudder on August 4. Robert Alan Dilts wrote it and he joins CJ to talk about it.</p>

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July 19, 2022

Benjamin Zeccola on Palace Cinemas' International Film Festival Slate.

<p>Benjamin Zeccola is CEO of Palace Cinemas, who run an ongoing slate of international film festivals across Australia throughout the year, including the French, Italian, Spanish, German, Scandinavian, British, Irish and Japanese Film Festivals. Benjamin talks about the humble beginnings and current strengths of his festival slate, the audience demand for such content, the challenges and rewards of sourcing and programming so much global product, and why Australia just may be the best country in the world for seeing European cinema on the big screen. This discussion will also form the basis for a future article in Metro Magazine and is posted with Metro's permission.</p>

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July 8, 2022

Compartment No. 6 and Irma Vep Ep 5

<p>CJ and Octavia share their love for Juho Kuosmanen's COMPARTMENT NO. 6, now in cinemas in Australia; then they share what's working for them - and not - in episode 5 of HBO's IRMA VEP.</p>

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What is Movieland?

CJ Johnson, Australian Film Critic, talks movies with filmmakers, critics and others.

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This podcast updates daily.

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