Two director interviews this week: Neil Jordan (Byzantium) and Park Chan-wook (Stoker), plus reviews of The Wolverine and Pain & Gain as well as the usual news and comment.
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Cinematica was the podcast predecessor of Rancho Notorious, executive produced by Simon Werry, produced by Dan Slevin and hosted by Simon, Dan and Kailey Carruthers.
It ran from 2011 to 2014 and, even though the original feed has disappeared, all the episodes are archived here.
The original copyright is held by Simon’s Guns of Steel.
Two director interviews this week: Neil Jordan (Byzantium) and Park Chan-wook (Stoker), plus reviews of The Wolverine and Pain & Gain as well as the usual news and comment.
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In which Dan forgets everyone’s name, Simon is back and Kailey is away sick: The Gos stars in Only God Forgives and magic tricks star in Now You See Me, plus we interview Cannes Grand prix winner Matteo Garrone about Reality.
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Live at the Paramount, Wellington – Nick Ward reviews The Heat; we interview mother and daughter Gaylene Preston and Chelsie Preston-Crayford who both have films in the New Zealand International Film Festival, Sean Baker, director of the LA indie Starlet and Anthony Powell (Antarctica: A Year on Ice).
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Recorded in front of an audience at Auckland’s Wintergarden: @rudysix reviews Behind the Candelabra; we interview Curtis Vowell and Sophie Henderson from the New Zealand feature Fantail; Shirley Horrocks, director of the documentary Venus: A Quest ; Ant Timpson and director Evan Katz tell us about Cheap Thrills and we meet the people behind flicks.co.nz.
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Dan takes a look behind the curtain at how the biggest movie event on the New Zealand calendar is produced. Featuring interviews with Director Bill Gosden and his team in Wellington and Auckland.
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Cinematica interviews our first superstar – Nick Frost from The World’s End which we also review, plus Del Toro’s Pacific Rim and all the animated school holiday specials, Monsters University, Epic and Despicable Me 2.
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