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Podcast: The Tree of Life/Melancholia (Ep. 14)

Posted on 06 February 2012 by DttM

In this episode: John and Titus discuss the polarizing similarities between “The Tree of Life” and “Melancholia”… but that’s where the similarities end.

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Podcast: My “Top 10″ is Better than Yours (Ep. 13)

Posted on 02 February 2012 by DttM

In this episode: Titus, Jared, and John discuss their Top 10 lists of 2011 and debate about what they think are the worthy, and unworthy, picks.

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Tags: death, death to the movies, Fight Harm, film, film critique, film debate, film discussion, filmmaker interview, filmmakers, GUMMO, Harmony Korine, interview, JULIEN DONKEY-BOY, KIDS, MISTER LONELY, podcast, titus richard, TRASH HUMPERS

Interview: Filmmaker Harmony Korine

Posted on 12 July 2011 by Titus Richard

In this episode: We interview filmmaker, Harmony Korine. Harmony wrote and directed GUMMO, JULIEN DONKEY-BOY, MISTER LONELY, TRASH HUMPERS, and also wrote the film KIDS at the age of 19. Harmony is an important voice in cinema, he gives us films that are both haunting and innovative. His uncompromising vision is something to take note of.

Harmony is a unique character. Love him or hate him, we need artists like him with fresh voices in cinema. Many filmmakers and critics are just now catching up to what he was doing over a decade ago. Even if you’re not a fan of Harmony’s films, you should, at the very least, be a fan of his hilarious Letterman appearances. Please see below.

In this interview we discuss Harmony’s work, his stolen clown statue, and his new film starring… Harrison Ford? You’ll have to listen to find out what that’s all about. Enjoy!