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“I’ve been recovering from an injury lately, which has made certain forms of activity inconvenient and others impossible. I’d listened to this channel before, but recently much more so to get recommendations for new film/TV/music to enrich the extra time I have during recovery. What I found even more valuable were the experiences of the people behind the media, which resonated with mine across their creations. There are too many examples, but listening to Etgar Keret deliberate his relationship with pain, and Max Richter contemplate the importance of silence and the syncing of mind with physiology, have made me rethink the newfound stasis of my days and how to live with it and even turn it into a creative force. I felt less alone. And of course it is wonderful to discover more about the narrative, musical, cinematographic, etc. philosophy behind a work I love, such as Arrival (with Max Richter again - I’m obsessed with the original Ted Chiang short story and it’s incredible to hear it sonically captured) and Lady Bird (Sam Levy).”
Henie Zhang via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/07/23
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“What I love about not just this podcast but all of them in general, is the fact that the interview goes deeper beyond surface level. The host clearly does her homework and even in moments where it seems to go off topic, it always connects to the main topic or something else to think about. Great...”Read full review »
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12/06/23
“Though I am not a film junkie, I find this podcast extremely alluring in the way that it grabs you through your own curiosity. They say that a state of curiosity or creativity fuel learning and focus. I believe that’s why I find myself getting lost in this podcast. Great way to learn but to also...”Read full review »
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“A great way to learn about film and television through the voices of the people who create it. Interesting behind the scenes knowledge of favorite shows and movies! Plus it is cool to know about the intention behind certain shows, especially ones that aim to have social impact”
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