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Today is the last day to listen to part 1 of our Sundance 2021 podcast special in which we discuss FLEE, PASSING, and more with Andrew Kendall and Lena Wilson. Tomorrow, it becomes a members exclusive.
Listen while you can: https://link.chtbl.com/sundance-2021-part-1
Happy birthday Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs! She blew us away eight years ago in RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS, and we've been following her career every since.
Every week, a Seventh Row Podcast episode that's six months old becomes members exclusive. Next week, it's part 1 of our Sundance 2021 special. We talk FLEE, PASSING, and more with Andrew Kendall and Lena Wilson.
Listen for free while you still can: https://link.chtbl.com/sundance-2021-part-1
In this excerpt from this week's podcast, Orla Smith discusses what connects Pascal Plante's FAKE TATTOOS and NADIA, BUTTERFLY, two films about relationships and moving on.
Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/pascal-plante
Happy birthday Leslie Odom Jr.! The ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI, HAMILTON actor is 40 years old today.
SUBJECTIVE REALITIES: THE ART OF CREATIVE NONFICTION FILM is now available to pre-order.
Order by midnight on Sunday and you'll get the ebook a week early (next Friday).
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A double bill of THE QUEEN and PARIS IS BURNING.
We discuss the two films of Quebecois filmmaker Pascal Plante, FAKE TATTOOS and NADIA, BUTTERFLY.
Feat. Alex Heeney, Orla Smith, Brett Pardy, and Lindsay Pugh.
Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/pascal-plante
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Happy birthday Greta Gerwig! The FRANCES HA actress and LADY BIRD director is 38 today.
What's your favourite performance of hers?
What is creative nonfiction?
Where is the line between fiction and reality?
Does nonfiction filmmaking have the power to heal?
These questions and more are the subject of our new ebook, SUBJECTIVE REALITIES. Sign up for updates to get early access: subjectiverealities.com
We discuss the films of Pascal Plante, his debut FAKE TATTOOS and swimming drama NADIA, BUTTERFLY, which was just on Mubi.
Feat. Alex Heeney, Orla Smith, Brett Pardy, and Lindsay Pugh.
Subscribe so you don't miss it: https://link.chtbl.com/seventhrow
Last Friday's streaming newsletter highlighted some amazing films that are streaming for a limited time, from NADIA, BUTTERFLY to A SEASON IN FRANCE. Check out the email curated by Alex Heeney: http://ow.ly/Razm50FItap
Pre-orders for our upcoming ebook, SUBJECTIVE REALITIES, open on Friday. But if you sign up to our waitlist now (at subjectiverealities.com), you'll get to pre-order a day early, which means getting the ebook itself a week early!
Happy birthday Lily Gladstone! 🎂
Read our interview with the CERTAIN WOMEN actress about working with Kelly Reichardt and her love of linguistics: http://ow.ly/YnyS50FIr2I
Pre-orders for our new ebook, SUBJECTIVE REALITIES, open next week. But if you sign up for updates now, you can get early access to the ebook: subjectiverealities.com
In this week's Seventh Row Podcast episode, on Cannes 2021, Orla Smith discusses what irks her about the way Cannes sidelines documentaries in their program.
Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/cannes-2021
Today is the last day to listen to our podcast episode on adaptations of THE DEEP BLUE SEA, which becomes a members exclusive episode tomorrow! Feat. Andrew Kendall.
Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/the-deep-blue-sea
One of our most ambitious ebook publications is coming on August 20th. SUBJECTIVE REALITIES: THE ART OF CREATIVE NONFICTION FILM is an exploration of innovative contemporary nonfiction.
Sign up at subjectiverealities.com if you want an early release (August 13th) copy.
Every week, a Seventh Row Podcast episode becomes a members exclusive, like every episode older than 6 months.
This week is the last week to listen to our episode on adaptations of THE DEEP BLUE SEA, while it's still free. Feat. Andrew Kendall.
Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/the-deep-blue-sea
On this week's Seventh Row Podcast, on Cannes 2021, Alex Heeney and Orla Smith discussed why they love BERGMAN ISLAND and tease a future episode on it.
Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/cannes-2021
These directors (pictured) are just a few of the pioneering nonfiction filmmakers interviewed in our new ebook, SUBJECTIVE REALITIES: THE ART OF CREATIVE NONFICTION FILM. Read about how they are innovating new ways to portray reality on screen.
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Today is the last day to watch Pascal Plante's wonderful NADIA, BUTTERFLY on Mubi, a film we've championed for almost a year now. Read Alex Heeney's interview with Plante: http://ow.ly/UJPu50FGVA9
We're podcasting about it next week.
These films (pictured) are examples of the excellence and vibrancy of contemporary creative nonfiction films (aka hybrid documentaries).
These films and more are explored in our new ebook, subjectiverealities.com. Click on the link to sign up for updates.
📸 EVELYN, DICK JOHNSON IS DEAD, NO ORDINARY MAN, FLEE, STILL PROCESSING, WOMEN HE'S UNDRESSED
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Today on the podcast: Alex Heeney and Orla Smith get together to discuss the Cannes 2021 films we watched remotely, aka the great Cannes films people aren't talking about (plus some competition titles!).
Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/cannes-2021
Alex Heeney and Orla Smith discuss the films they watched from home: a couple of competition titles, and even more interesting sidebar films that flew under the radar.
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In this excerpt from this week's podcast, Orla Smith discusses what connects Pascal Plante's FAKE TATTOOS and NADIA, BUTTERFLY, two films about relationships and moving on. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/pascal-plante
In this week's Seventh Row Podcast episode, on Cannes 2021, Orla Smith discusses what irks her about the way Cannes sidelines documentaries in their program. Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/cannes-2021
On this week's Seventh Row Podcast, on Cannes 2021, Alex Heeney and Orla Smith discussed why they love BERGMAN ISLAND and tease a future episode on it. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/cannes-2021
"Both films are very invested in creating empathy for every character." Alex Heeney In this week's podcast, we discuss the surface differences between Magnus von Horn's THE HERE AFTER and SWEAT, and their thematic similarities. Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/magnus-von-horn
In this excerpt from this week's podcast, Orla Smith discusses the DNA Magnus von Horn's films (THE HERE AFTER and SWEAT) share as empathetic films and films about empathy. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/magnus-von-horn
"TEETH asks, what would it look like if women could bite back?" In this excerpt from our 100th episode celebration, Lena Wilson explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch TEETH. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"As someone who has worked sh*tty customer service jobs, these films can feel incredibly validating." In this excerpt from our 100th episode, Orla Smith explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch SUPPORT THE GIRLS. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"It's my favourite coming-of-age film." In this excerpt from our 100th episode celebration, Fiona Underhill explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch EMPIRE OF THE SUN. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"I can't give all the pertinent background information, but the film lost a sh*t ton of money." In this excerpt from our 100th episode celebration, Lindsay Pugh explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch ISHTAR. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"It highlights every aspect of how divine Ang Lee is at directing emotion." In this excerpt from our 100th episode celebration, Debbie Zhou explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch LUST, CAUTION. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"I love both Andrew Scott and Russell Tovey more than is strictly necessary in life." In this excerpt from our 100th episode celebration, Emily Garside explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch PRIDE. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"That film is one of the most beautiful examinations of care as a concept that I've seen." In this excerpt from our 100th episode, Caitlin Merriman explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch THE LADY IN THE VAN. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"It's about acknowledging someone can have a different world view and living with that difference." In this excerpt from our 100th episode, Brett Pardy explains why he'd like everyone in the world to watch THE FAREWELL. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"Minghella is fascinated by how desire is threatened by its opposite force: destruction." In this excerpt from our 100th episode, Andrew Kendall explains why he'd like everyone in the world to watch THE ENGLISH PATIENT. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
"When you see something on film, it makes it feel like that thing could be reality for you." In this excerpt from our 100th episode celebration, Alex Heeney explains why she'd like everyone in the world to watch PROXIMA. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/7r-100th-episode
In this clip from last week's podcast episode, Penny Lane explains why she uses the term 'creative nonfiction' to describe her work, and how it draws from the literary world. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/penny-lane-carol-nguyen
In this excerpt from this week's podcast episode, Noémi Berkowitz digs into her thoughts on the depictions of queerness in two ANGELS IN AMERICA productions: the 2003 miniseries and the 2017 NTLive. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/angels-in-america
In this excerpt of this week's podcast, ANGELS IN AMERICA expert Dr. Emily Garside explains the context of the play and tries to summarise what the sprawling plot is about. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/angels-in-america
Last week on the podcast, Lena Wilson joined us for a deep dive on the film and TV work of Desiree Akhavan. We discuss APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR, THE BISEXUAL, and THE MISEDUCATION OF CAMERAON POST. Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/desiree-akhavan Here's an excerpt:
"She was getting the Floriane treatment!" In this excerpt from this week's podcast, we discuss how Megan Fox's treatment by the media influenced her JENNIFER'S BODY casting, and relate it to the similarly themed WATER LILIES. Listen to the full episode: https://link.chtbl.com/jennifers-body-water-lilies
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