Episode Twenty - Quarter Two 2014 releases

A new show in which have a chat about stuff and nonsense and a look at upcoming Masters of Cinema releases.

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Episode Nineteen - Rumble Fish

When it was announced Masters of Cinema were going to be including a Francis Ford Coppola film our initial hopes were of course Jack would be making appearance. Instead, we were graced with one of Coppola's lesser known and discussed work Rumble Fish.

Made in a period when Coppola's stock in Hollywood was low, Rumble Fish is one of the directors more personal stories. In this episode Joakim is joined by Scott Nye to share his thoughts on what Coppola himself has stated is one of his personal favorites.

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Episode Eighteen - Will Success Ruin Rock Hunter?

The show returns! Joakim doesn't quite solo enlisting the help of blogger and all round film guru Peter Labuza. Their choice of Masters of Cinema release; Will Success Ruin Spoil Rock Hunter? Its a film that pokes fun at fame, Hollywood and popular culture and unlike Meet the Spartans actually does so in a way that is both funny and thought provoking.

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Episode Seventeen - Silent Running

The Masters of Cinema Cast returns with special guests Hunter Duesing and David Blakeslee for a look at Silent Running a film that for some reason or other promoted the pod to discuss everything from what makes a true American to should mountains be demolished if they stand in the way of natural resources. And sometimes Silent Running.

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Episode Sixteen - 2013 Review

2013 has been a massive year for Masters of Cinema. The releases have come thick and fast with a host of classics and unknown gems thrown in for good measure. It would be only fitting therefore the Masters of Cinema Cast take a look back over the year and have a good natter about the highs and lows with special guests James Marsh and Craig Skinner.

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Episode Fifteen - Time Masters

Rene Laloux returns to The Masters of Cinema Cast with special guest Ryan Gallagher from The Criterion Cast in tow.

Time Masters isn't the kind of animated film that is easily forgotten - in an age when Pixar seems intent on simply mining its own franchises for lesser sequels Laloux's film is a timely reminder and indeed message from the past of the importance of daring and innovation.

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Episode Fourteen - The Murderer Lives at Number 21

Sometimes described as the French Hitchcock, Henri-Georges Clouzot is a director who criminally small filmography  would perhaps he could have been something altogether greater. Made during the bleak years of World War Two The Murderer Lives at Number 21 is a minor marvel of a film given the fact it was made at all.

In this episode Farran Nehme joins The Masters of Cinema Cast to share her thoughts on the intriguing film.

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