We discuss the career of Sofia Coppola and her films THE VIRGIN SUICIDES, LOST IN TRANSLATION, MARIE ANTOINETTE, SOMEWHERE, THE BLING RING and THE BEGUILED. The Important Cinema Club has a PATREON. You can join for five dollars a month and get a brand new exclusive...
We talk Chantal Akerman, her films Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975), News From Home (1977) and The Meetings of Anna (1978) Plus, Will Sloan tells his Lena Dunham and we talk Adam West (RIP) The Important Cinema Club has a PATREON. You can...
We discuss the career of actress Ingrid Bergman with a focus on JOURNEY TO ITALY (1954)and GASLIGHT (1944). Plus, the Euro Action films of Luc Besson, Jackie Chan Vs Jet Li, and the Beauty and the Beast Remake. Want more Important Cinema Club? Join our Patreon for 5$...
Justin and Will discuss the Queen of Sexploitation, her prolific career in a man's world, and her most shocking film of all. Questions? Comments? Drop us a line at importantcinemaclubpodcast@gmail.com If you like the show, please rate and review us on iTunes....
The Important Cinema Club #47: Feeling Lonely with Kelly Reichardt More from The Important Cinema Club This week on The Important Cinema Club, Justin and Will discuss the work of Kelly Reichardt and pick our favorite film biographies. We have a PATREON! Join for five...
The Important Cinema Club #37 - A Fear of Catherine Breillat Listen to more episodes of The Important Cinema Club>> Justin and Will discuss the french Writer/Director of FAT GIRL (2001) and ANATOMY OF HELL (2004). Plus, they get two letters! Want to send Justin...
The Important Cinema Club Episode #27 - One Shot Wonders Listen to more episodes of The Important Cinema Club>> Justin and Will tackle filmmakers who only made a single film. Yes, they talk about Night of the Hunter, but they also discuss Wanda (1970) and The...
The Important Cinema Club Episode #24 - The Bullying of Pauline Kael Listen to more episodes of The Important Cinema Club >> In this episode, Justin and Will discuss the reviews of critic Pauline Kael, their biases, her legacy and the people she pissed off. We...
We discuss Elaine May's entire directorial oeuvre (a mere four films) and touch on her use of cringe comedy, the on-point brilliance of The Heartbreak Kid and the fact that Ishtar really isn't that funny. Plus, we sing a song. [soundcloud...
