dradio.de: In seinen Filmen spielt die Beziehung zwischen Mann und Frau fast immer eine zentrale Rolle. Ihm haben wir Weisheiten wie "Die Ehe ist ein Versuch, zu zweit mit den Problemen fertig zu werden, die man alleine nie gehabt hätte" zu verdanken. Am 1. Dezember wird der bekennende Stadtneurotiker Woody Allen 70 Jahre alt." Lesen oder anhören
epd-film.de:"Mit King Kong hat Peter Jackson nicht gerade irgendeinen Stoff für seinen neuen Weihnachts-Blockbuster gewählt. Der große Menschenaffe ist eine Ikone des Films – vielleicht, weil er ganz und gar dem Geist des Kinos entsprungen ist. Eine Rückblende auf das Original und die Versuche, Kong zu verstehen." Weiter
wdr.de: Sie wanderten und musizierten - und zogen gegen die Nazis zu Felde: Die Edelweißpiraten verteilten Flugblätter, prügelten sich mit der Hitler Jugend, versorgten Verfolgte des Nazi-Regimes. Vor 60 Jahren wurden sechs von ihnen in Köln-Ehrenfeld öffentlich hingerichtet. Die Kölnerin Gertrud Koch erinnert sich an ihre Freunde.
"Wir wollten frei sein", betont Gertrud Koch immer wieder. Frei zu wandern, Lieder zu singen, Kleidung und Aussehen selbst zu bestimmen - alles Wünsche, die für heutige Jugendliche selbstverständlich sind. Unter dem nationalsozialistischen Regime war diese Freiheit jedoch undenkbar. Jugendliche sollten der Hitler Jugend (HJ) beitreten, andere Organisationen waren verboten. "Wir hatten anfangs keine großen Pläne gegen Hitler", erzählt die heute 80-jährige Kölnerin, die schon von ihren Eltern, beide Kommunisten, zu Treffen der "Bündischen Jugend" mitgenommen worden war. Nachdem diese 1936 verboten wurde, schloss sie sich mit anderen Freunden den "Naturfreunden" an. Auf den Wanderungen kristallisierten sich allmählich Grüppchen heraus, die den Nazis kritisch gegenüber standen. Als die Naturfreunde ebenfalls verboten wurden, beschlossen die Jugendlichen: "Wir lassen uns nicht verbieten, wir machen weiter!" Ein neuer Name musste her, Gertrud Koch schlug das naturgeschützte Edelweiß als Symbol vor. "Gruppe Edelweiß", so sei der originale Name gewesen, darauf legt die Widerstandskämpferin großen Wert. Erst die Gestapo habe sie zu "Edelweißpiraten" gemacht, "um uns zu kriminalisieren". Mehr
archive.org: "Considered one of the most important films in the history of silent pictures, as well as possibly Eisenstein's greatest work, Battleship Potemkin brought Eisenstein's theories of cinema art to the world in a powerful showcase; his emphasis on montage, his stress of intellectual contact, and his treatment of the mass instead of the individual as the protagonist.
The film tells the story of the mutiny on the Russian ship Prince Potemkin during the 1905 uprising." Download here
Chan-wook Park - Director of Oldboy dvdtalkradio.com: "The interview was recorded in person at the 2005 Sundance Film Fest. Chan-Wook Park gives some real insights into the film (old Boy) including: the inspiration for the hammer fight scene, how he's changed as a director from JSA to Oldboy and where he finds inspiration for his films."
John Waters dvdtalkradio.com: "On this episode of DVD Talk Radio we sit down with legendary filmmaker John Waters to talk about his latest DVD release for A Dirty Shame; a real romp starring Tracey Ullman, Johnny Knoxville, Chris Isaak and an extremely well endowed Selma Blair."
Interview With Double Dare Stuntwoman Zoë Bell dvdtalkradio.com: "You might not recognize Zoë Bell but odds are you've seen her work. Zoë has done stunt doubling for Lucy Lawless in Xena, Uma Thurman in Kill Bill and Sharon Stone in Catwoman. Now the documentary Double Dare takes a look at her life and career and the intersection with veteran stunt woman Jeannie Epper. We had the opportunity to talk to Zoë Bell about the Double Dare DVD, her career as a stunt woman and her experience working with Quentin Tarantino on Kill Bill vol 1 and 2."
Ramones Doc, Asian DVDs and A New Home Entertainment Format dvdtalkradio.com: "In the latest installment of DVD Talk Radio, Editor Geoffrey Kleinman talks about End of The Century: The Story of The Ramones a depressing look at one of the more influential punk bands. His Asian DVD kick continues with a look at: Old Boy, Butterfly, Bright Future and Goodbye Dragon Inn (including a rant about Letterboxing DVDs). Also on this show: a review of a great film coming to US theaters from Budapest called Kontrol, a look at Sony's new Home Video Format Universal Movie Disc, the scoop about DVD Talk dropping G4's The Screen Savers Show and calls and emails from our listeners."
Primer Director Shane Carruth dvdtalkradio.com: "Writer/ Director/Producer/Editor/Composer Shane Carruth did something as seemingly impossible as time travel - he made a great movie for only $7,000. Primer's micro budget and the 'questionable film making' advice from many of the people around him, never stood in the way of Carruth's drive to make his film. The results have been spectacular, Primer took both the Grand Jury Prize and the Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and now has it's getting a special edition DVD release."
Sideways dvdtalkradio.com: "We're excited to bring you a special presentation of DVD Talk Radio featuring a Winemakers Roundtable for Sideways from the folks at Reel Reviews Radio and Grape Radio. Get a behind the scenes look at Sideways at the real world of wine and winemaking. Find out if Merlot is really that bad, and the truth behind a great Pinot Noir and the impact of Sideways on the wine industry and wine awareness."
Land Of The Dead
"Interviews from Radio Roundtables with Simon Baker, John Leguizamo, Producers Mark Canton, Bernie Goldman, Peter Grunwald and Director George Romero taped in June 2005. Special Thanks to Universal Pictures"
Graham Revell - Sin City
"Along with John Debney and Director Robert Rodriguez, this talented composer scored the adaptation of Frank Miller’s Graphic Novel, Sin City. Besides discussing the challenges of the project, he also talks about scoring his other films, Red Planet, Freddy Vs Jason, Daredevil and the Sci-Fi Channel Mini-Series, Dune. Taped on April 27, 2005."
Earthsea On DVD
"The epic Sci-Fi Channel mini-series arrives on DVD . I look at some of the disc’s special features plus I have an insider’s view of the series production with two actors involved. First, Actress Erin Karpluk who is Diana, boyhood friend of the young wizard, Ged played by Shawn Ashmore. She describes her experiences. Following Erin, Actor Peter Kent chats about his dual roles. He supplies the voice of the dragon, in addition to playing the river captain of the guard. Some good insights on this historic production."
dvdtalkradio.com:He's the Godfather of the modern zombie film, his work has inspired countless writers and directors across the whole spectrum of the motion picture industry. But ask George A. Romero about it and you'll be surprised to hear his take on it all. DVD Talk Writer David Walker had the opportunity to talk to George Romero about the DVD release of his most anticipated film to date Land of The Dead. Romero's take on his career, the making of zombie films and his future are quite surprising and helps give even more insight into the definitive master of horror. MP3 Link
dradio.de: "Das Goethe-Institut in Delhi versucht mit der Filmreihe "Getürkt", in Indien einen anderen Blick auf Deutschland zu vermitteln. Gezeigt werden Werke deutsch-türkischer Filmemacher der so genannten Dritten Generation, die Probleme, Hoffnungen und Ängste der multikulturellen Gesellschaft widerspiegeln. Diese Themen sind vielen Indern vertraut, schließlich sind manche Familien über die ganze Welt verstreut." Lesen/hören
Frank Miller Interview:
Frank Miller talks about the DVD releases for Sin City, about translating his popular graphic novel to the big screen, what it was like stepping into the role of Director, and he finally sets the record straight about Jessica Alba and her stripper scene. Download/Listen here
Frank Miller's Sin City (Recut & Extended Edition)
DVD Features:
Recut and extended theatrical release - separated into four stories
Original theatrical release including:
All-new feature commentary with Robert Rodriguez & Frank Miller
All-new feature commentary with Robert Rodriguez & Quentin Tarantino
All-new feature commentary of Austin premiere audience reaction
Exclusive never-before-seen extras:
[...]
Complete Sin City Graphic Novel - The Hard Goodbye
Amazon.com: Books: Frank Miller's Sin City Library II
"This second Sin City slipcase completes our oversized archival editions, available only in these exceptional collections. The handsome 9"x12" slipcased edition features Frank Miller's atmospheric cover art from both the original trades as well as the original comics! Created with serious Frank Miller collectors and art connoisseurs in mind, these new archival editions are sure to satisfy!" More
Frank Miller's Complete Sin City Library [Amazon.com Exclusive] This bundle contains all seven volumes of Frank Miller's landmark Sin City, the hard-boiled stories that started it all! The books that inspired the critically-acclaimed film, the now-infamous Marv, Dwight, Gail, Miho, Hartigan, Nancy, and the Yellow Bastard will transport you to Sin City and show you the bloody lives they lead ... bloody by choice or by circumstance. Frank Miller's Sin City is a triumph for its fiercely independent creator, and has been honored with Eisner awards, Harvey awards, and the prestigious National Cartoonists' Award. More
dvdtalkradio.com: After five long years, Fox finally revisits The Fly with a double-disc reissue that delves deep into the plasma pool of bonus features. In this CineSchlock-O-Rama schlockcast, columnist G. Noel Gross nearly snaps an arm rifling through oodles of extras -- including the infamous monkey-cat scene!!!
npr.org: David Cronenberg has built a reputation for films that confound viewer expectations. Naked Lunch, The Fly and Crash subvert the line between reality and fantasy. More recently, Spider, a small-scale, indie effort, took viewers inside an unhinged mind. Now comes a big-budget studio picture called A History of Violence. " Listen here
wnyc.org. "Kurt Andersen talks with Neil Gaiman about writing the new film Mirrormask, produced by the Jim Henson Company. Gaiman shares his insights from raising teenage daughters, and describes what it’s like to work in the Henson family home, where old Muppets are put to rest in the laundry room." Listen here
epd-film.de: Von Terry Gilliam hat man in den letzten Jahren kaum etwas gehört. Jetzt hat er gleich zwei Filme abgedreht, "Brothers Grimm" und "Tideland" Link
wnyc.org: Jim Jarmusch is one of a handful of American independent film directors who consistently enjoys both commercial success and critical acclaim. He tells us about his latest film, Broken Flowers, featuring Bill Murray in the title role. " (from August 05, 2005) mp3 link
Tony Leung is the star of Wong Kar Wai’s new film “2046.” He stops by to tell us about playing an aspiring pulp fiction writer and womanizer." (from August 05, 2005). mp3 link
"Representing a remarkable step forward in digital filmmaking, Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride is a stop-motion animated feature film created through the innovative use of editing and camera technology. Based on a 19th century Russian folktale of a groom (voiced by Johnny Depp) who marries a zombie (Helena Bonham Carter) by mistake, this groundbreaking work features puppets made from stainless steel armatures covered by a silicon skin. Corpse Bride is co-directed by Burton and stop-motion animation veteran Mike Johnson and is scheduled for release September 23 by Warner Bros.." More
Spiegel.de: "Selten war das Angebot an Film-DVD-Beipackern in Zeitschriften bunter als in diesem September. Von Comicverfilmungen über Komödien und Krimis bis hin zu Antikriegsfilmen, Action-Krachern und kleinen Perlen cineastischer Kunst reicht die Palette. Wir zeigen, wo man derzeit Schnäppchen machen kann." Weiter
kcrw.com: Horror, comedy and Rob Zombie -– a winning triple-play. The Devil's Rejects is a sequel of Zombie's controversial House of 1000 Corpses. Listen (Real Audio)
"Willkommen beim 3. koreanischen Filmfest CoreAction, das vom 16. - 24. September 2005 im Kino des Deutschen Filmmuseums, Frankfurt am Main, stattfindet! Alle Filme laufen im koreanischen Original als Filmkopien (Celluloid) mit englischen oder deutschen Untertiteln, wie angegeben. Eintritt ab 18 Jahren."
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