The A24 New Wave Podcast
The A24 New Wave Podcast
Podcast Description
This is the companion podcast to Aaron West's book, The A24 New Wave. In this podcast, we'll talk about A24 films, directors, academics, critics, and more. We'll discuss how modern cinema resonates with film history, and watch as this new wave progresses.
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Content Themes
The podcast revolves around themes of modern cinema, film criticism, and the legacy of influential directors, with episodes diving into specific filmmakers such as Alex Garland and Osgood Perkins. Notable episode examples include discussions on the sense of dread created in Garland's work and the stylistic similarities between his films and those of Ingmar Bergman, as well as an examination of Perkins' acclaimed films and their cultural significance.
This is the companion podcast to Aaron West’s book, The A24 New Wave. In this podcast, we’ll talk about A24 films, directors, academics, critics, and more. We’ll discuss how modern cinema resonates with film history, and watch as this new wave progresses.
Description:
Louis Hill joins to recap the CineJourneys A24 Journey that he had in April. Louis is an original Founding Member and a Kickstarter backer. He’s excited about the book and he went a little extra with this journey, spending the month watching the weekly films and also seeking out others.
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Jill Blake – BlueSky
Aaron West – BlueSky | Letterboxd
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