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Dale (Digital Doodles), Colleen (353 Haiku Review) and Marina discuss a few recently seen films.
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Show Notes:
:01 – Bumper
:04 – Intro Music – “Chahunga Main Tujhe” from Dosti
:53 – Introduction
5:08 – Amal
9:38 – North by Northwest
16:04 – Chop Shop
21:33 – Sukiyaki Western Django
29:50 – Boy A
30:40 – Frozen River
32:42 – Closing thoughts
33:29 – Outro Music – Within Temptation’s “Somewhere”
Amal
- Colleen’s Review
- IMDb
North by Northwest
- Colleen’s Review
- IMDb
Chop Shop
- Marina’s Thoughts
- IMDb
Sukiyaki Western Django
- Colleen’s Review
- IMDb
Boy A
- IMDb
Frozen River
- IMDb
Other Stuff
Movie Club Podcast
- Current Films: Fucking Åmål and Heavenly Creatures
- Upcoming Films: The Insider and Soylent Green
Great podcast! It’s nice to hear that you guys feel the pain of the ticketing process here at TIFF – it really is quite a ‘process’.
I’m glad to hear you all enjoyed Sukiyaki Western Django – it’s going to be in limited release here next week… woohoo!
I’m glad you enjoyed Boy A Marina! It’s true you don’t need to know much about it – what a great film!
Boy A was fantastic. I was in a bit of shock at the end of it. Would love to see it again on the big screen but that’s not going to happen. For me, this is the equivalent of the discovery of “Brick” or “The Lookout”. Brilliant.
Is Dale allowed to talk during the podcast?
He sure is. He’s sometimes quiet because he doesn’t get out to as many movies as we do. He talks when he has something to say…right Dale?
When I saw it at TIFF last year there was a UK film critic who basically said that Andrew Garfield is one to watch and is getting a lot of attention there. The film was amazing but his performance is astounding.