My Picture House

By: James Lynch
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  • A podcast about cinema, art and memory examining life reflected in the lens.
    James Lynch
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Episodes
  • Begging money for a new Mercedes Benz - Winter Sun 2 - Calamari Union

    Begging money for a new Mercedes Benz - Winter Sun 2 - Calamari Union
    Nov 19 2024

    Episode two in occasion series on the films of Aki Kaurismaki. In this edition we talk about 'Calamari Union' from 1985, the second feature written and directed by our favourite Finn.

    It's the story of 15 (or is it 17?) men called Frank and their doomed great escape to the good part of town.

    And ok, everything reminds me of Beckett.
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    12 mins
  • Experimental film-making was the friends we made along the way - Last Days in a Lonely Place - Phil Solomon (2007)

    Experimental film-making was the friends we made along the way - Last Days in a Lonely Place - Phil Solomon (2007)
    Oct 12 2024

    A mediation on mortality and friendship inspires a mediation on friendship and form.


    You can see 'Last Days in a Lonely Place' here:

    https://youtu.be/eoSI9_I3sO8?si=tYlblCyqp9Z0egL2


    Alex Cox's Introduction to Film:

    ALEX COX'S INTRODUCTION TO FILM | KAMERA BOOKS Kickstarter for Alex Cox's Last Film:

    MY LAST MOVIE by Alex Cox — Kickstarter


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    28 mins
  • (A) demanding simplicity. Sheridan Seraphin on Au Hasard Balthazar (1966)

    (A) demanding simplicity. Sheridan Seraphin on Au Hasard Balthazar (1966)
    Aug 20 2024

    Sheridan Seraphin is a film-maker from London. In this episode we discuss Robert Bresson's masterpiece Au Hasard Balthazar from 1966.

    We speak about the relationships a film-maker has with place and time (and finance- personal and professional), the legacy of Bresson's famous ideas of cinematography, ans lots more.

    Find Sheridan's work at:

    HOME - home, homepage,blue sera films, videographer london, cinematic, Enjoy, JL
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    1 hr and 18 mins

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