Explore " the killing" with insightful episodes like "Scorsese’s “The King of Comedy” Predicted Everything and Tom’s Album Drops", "THE KILLING With Jim Knipfel and Alexander Zaitchik", "Season 6: Heists, Cons, & Grifters - The Killing (Episode 12)", "014. The TV Boys - Joel Kinnaman" and "Global Audiences of Danish TV Drama" from podcasts like ""Last Exit to Brooklyn -LE2B", "Cinema Death Cult", "I Know Movies and You Don't w/ Kyle Bruehl", "The TV Boys" and "Knowledge on the Nordics"" and more!
This episode we discuss the current state of celebrity in our culture the demise of quality. The 1982 film “The Kint of Comedy” predicted the obsession with celebrity for the sake of celebrity. The end goal now is get the most followers and views by any means.
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In the twelfth episode of Season 6 (Heists, Cons, & Grifters) Kyle is joined by a panel of guests, script supervisor Katy Baldwin, fellow critic Tyler Harlow, and musician Ben Childs, to discuss Stanley Kubrick's irony laden noir of fate and fortune in the cynical and fatalistic heist film The Killing (1956).
The global success of Danish TV drama in the late 2000s and early 2010s was surprising because of the relatively small number of people who can understand the Danish language and because the programmes were produced largely for a domestic audience by public broadcasting corporations. Audiences around the world appear to have responded to the combination of authenticity, emotional proximity and the portrayal of gender as well as the exotic Nordicness of the series. Many people from the Anglophone community as well as elsewhere were prepared to watch drama with subtitles in English for the first time. In 2020, the wave of hype around these programmes appears to be over, but key aspects, along with what is often considered to be Nordic Noir, arguably still influence mainstream television-making.
Researchers Pia Majbritt Jensen and Ushma Chauhan Jacobsen from Aarhus University are ideally placed to help us find out why Danish TV drama is popular the world over as they have been involved in an interdisciplinary project which started in 2013 involving seven other scholars from Aarhus University and affiliated scholars in eight different countries focusing on The Killing, Borgen and The Bridge.
Listen to Pia and Ushma discuss with editor of nordics.info, Nicola Witcombe, how different players at many different levels from key broadcasters in the television industry down to bloggers created an organic hype around the series, arguably leading to key elements from the series becoming mainstream today.
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Be sure to listen to the other nordics.info podcasts on Nordic identity, or the Nordic Model.
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In this episode of Nick Nack Goes To The Movies, I immediately go back to the horror genre with Welcome To The Blumhouse anthology film series on Amazon Prime. Is it a bit late, yes. But I had to catch up on this in prep for 2021, yes we will get there eventually I promise. Gotta do part 1 and now I am all ready for the next 4 films. But what are we talking here today. We got The Lie, Black Box, Evil Eye, and Nocturne. Are these family horror movies the equivalent of the Hallmark holiday movie marathon? Or are they the best films to come out in 2020? Well minds as well watch them all, listen to the episode, and let me know what y'all think on social for Instagram hit me up on @NickNackMovies and for Twitter for now check out @NickNack_IC. And remember, it is the holiday family season, and you should tell your family all about this podcast, I would be very thankful for it!!!
Greg and Joe welcome filmmaker and film historian Nick Usen to the podcast to discuss his top 5 favorite 'Heist' films of all time. After briefly discussing the heist genre as a whole and the death of the non-attractive character actors in Hollywood, the group dives into the list starting at number five (10:35). As they move through the list they cover a wide range of topics including one of nicks desert island films (23:42), the movie that made James Caan a style icon (33:32) and the greatest Boston film of all time (46:48). All that and MORE!
The Moist Slacks episode ie The Spoiler Episode. SPOILERS. Did we mention spoilers? Kathy, Mark and Burk talk about great endings of favorite films and series: THE MIST, HAROLD AND MAUDE, LA DOLCE VITA, THE KILLING and THE GODFATHER among others. They also bring up the endings of series like THE SHIELD and THE SOPRANOS and they all try to avoid talking about the ending of LOST.
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Hey Sprinklers! Today I have a gem of a podcast recommendation from Nightvale Presents: IT MAKES A SOUND! Which is an incredibly upbeat and slightly sanguine (yeah I had to look the meaning of that word up) fictional tale that is so engaging and at the same time joyously uplifting! It stars the fantastically creative Jacquelyn Landgraf (Who also writes and co-directs the episodes).
Then I tell you about one of my all time favorite murder mystery shows of all time: THE KILLING. Which stars one of the best actresses on any size screen Mireille Enos (World War Z) and the immensely powerful acting of Joel Kinsman (Robocop/Suicide Squad). People have come back and thanked me for recommending this one. Beware it is very intense and touches on disturbing subject matter!!
And last but certainly not least, I have this week's Tasty-Treat-Sesation is the Australian styled yoghurt, NOOSA. Which comes in a variety of sizes and flavors. Creamy and delicious!! (They have citrus flavors including Pineapple, and Blood Orange!)
Tangents:
Alice Isn't Dead. Also from Night Vale Presents is my favorite of all their podcasts, about a female trucker played by Jasika Nicole (Fringe) in search of her missing wife. It's a little sci-fi a lot of fun.
The Family (Amazon, for purchase/rent only. Not on Prime) Staring Joan Allen (Nixon), Rupert Graves (A Room With a View), Andrew McCarthy (Pretty in Pink) starts out as a great thriller mystery but gets tied up in unseemly and unnecessary plot lines. Worth watching for the performances and if you can imagine what could have been a really good is he/isn't he an imposter show.
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