Celluloid Dreams
Wednesday 7:00pm - 7:30pm
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Celluloid Dreams is a program for cinephiles, filmmakers and cultural-plebs alike.
Each week the "Dreams Team" (how Anthony Robbins does that sound?!) delivers 30 minutes of alternative film wank - encompassing soundtrack, film & video game reviews, interviews, industry news and blatant stupidity.
Tune in Wednesdays at 7:00pm or watch David and Marge.
Celluloid Dreams
A program for cinephiles, filmmakers and cultural-plebs alike
Each week the "Dreams Team" (how Anthony Robbins does that sound?!) delivers 30 minutes of alternative film wank - encompassing soundtrack, film & video game reviews, interviews, industry news and blatant stupidity.
Tune in Wednesdays at 7:00pm or watch David and Marge.
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On the program, Shane Meadows' latest flick, 'Somers Town' - is there a reason why it was a straight to DVD release? Also on the show, why it pays to share...ideas that is - we chat to Sydney music duo Ma and Matt from Kino Sydney about their collaborative project; plus, highlights from the 21st French Film Festival.
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More and more Aussie filmmakers are giving the bird to traditional funding bodies - we chat to a young writer/director who's explored some other options; An Australian writer/philosopher and British animator are using an online film to reinvigorate the climate action movement - we explore how they plan to make their project count. Plus, everyone's talking about fashion designer, Tom Ford's directorial debut. Is 'A Single Man' worth the hype?
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An action-packed program comprising an interview with independent filmmaker, Brendan Young about the process behind the brilliant doco - 'You Only Live Twice', a taste of the inugural Australian Film Festival - or atleast, the mantra behind it and a brief discussion about Scorsese's latest, 'Shutter Island.'
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What influence, if any, does Hollywood have on violence against women? And, when it comes to violence and horror on-screen, are there certain cinematic conventions that render them gender specific?
This program produced by Daz Chandler includes two in-depth interviews with Dr Gabrielle Murray, Senior Lecturer - Cinema Studies Program at La Trobe University, Melbourne and Jennifer Stokes, Lecturer - School of Communications, International Studies and Languages at the University of South Australia.
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In this podcast Daz Chandler speaks with the director of the Palestinian Film Festival, Aaron Darc catches up with film composer Anthony Partos who is nominated for a number of Screen Music Awards and Warren Armstrong drops in with the latest in screen/literature, the very first DigiNovel, put together by the creator of CSI no less. All that and plenty more on Celluloid Dreams.
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On this week's Celluloid Dreams podcast we hear all about the WOW, world of women film festival, discover an exciting event at Metroscreen all about Oz film and Oz audiences plus special studio guest Richard Buckland will get you enthused to start your very own film
group.
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