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Watching The Directors

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Each bi-weekly show follows the work of one movie director (classic and contemporary).


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WTDSE06: Anniversary and Finale

After 60 podcasts, 52 directors and too many films to count, Watching The Directors is bowing out. On this, our second anniversary show and series finale, we try to go out with a frenzy of lists, listener mail, reviews and discussion. Join us as we follow last year's anniversary with our Season 2 10 lists of essential films and insider films.We also add a couple final reviews with a look at the most requested films of the year: The Coen Brothers' No Country For Old Men and P.T. Anderson's There ...

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[ Tue, 8 Jul 2008 04:05:00 GMT ]



WTD43: Alfred Hitchcock Part 1 (The British Talkies)

Now, after great confusion, comes the single-most requested episode of WTD: the elusive Part 1 (of 3) in Hitchcock's filmography. Beginning with prototypical mistaken identity/murder suspense thriller of Blackmail, and moving through landmarks like The Lady Vanishes, we look over the formative years of one of the most iconic directors of the twentieth century. On this episode we explore the British era of Hitch's work, culminating in the bizarre, romantic thriller, Rebecca.And, we also make an i...

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[ Tue, 24 Jun 2008 05:09:00 GMT ]



WTD43: The Hitchcock Ten Quiz

In the collective genius that is the Ten Quiz, we take a gander at the second-most forgotten era of a great director's work. Along with the hosts' own insights, listeners have provided true insight into Sir Alfred's films, from the first murder with sound in Blackmail to the last British film (or first American), Rebecca....

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[ Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:23:00 GMT ]



WTD42: Michael Powell (stereo)

It's not hard to list directors from the studio era that are considered greats: Welles, Hawks, Wilder, Capra and Ford. But if you ask modern giant Martin Scorsese, he might remind you about a British director named Michael Powell. Together with long-time partner Emerich Pressburger, Powell formed the production company "The Archers." That team produced remarkable films that are generally underwatched and underappreciated in the United States. Whether it's the epic The Life and Death of...

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[ Tue, 3 Jun 2008 04:10:00 GMT ]



WTD42: Michael Powell (mono)

This is a mono edition of the lengthy and large Powell episode (35 MB vs. 71 MB)....

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[ Tue, 3 Jun 2008 04:05:00 GMT ]



WTD41: Steven Soderbergh

There aren't many directors who get to be called "cool" as often as Mr. Steven Soderbergh. But the de facto chronicler of the new Rat Pack didn't start that way. Before Ocean's 11 (12 and 13), he was best known for a little indie film called Sex, Lies, and Videotape. That movie's frank dialogue and personal filmmaking style helped secure the power of Sundance and the rise of independent filmmakers everywhere. But Soderbergh also has some interest in how films are made, including the ca...

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[ Tue, 13 May 2008 15:08:00 GMT ]



WTD40: Woody Allen (1966-85)

If you spend a little time with Woody Allen, you start to see things in a different way. New York is a city of romance, music, farce and love. And behind every relationship is a disfunction waiting to happen. On this episode, we look through Mr. Allen's eyes and come away shaped by a Freudian perspective. With comedies like Bananas and Sleeper, Allen demonstrated his appreciation for the old comics. With Manhattan, Annie Hall and The Purple Rose of Cairo, he showed he had his own ideas. On this ...

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[ Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:15:00 GMT ]



WTD40b: The Allen Ten Quiz

Judging by a few listener submitted lists, Woody Allen - in the period between 1966 and 1985 - is either one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, or a hack that should be resigned to direction late-night infommercials. We do all that we can to get to the truth through a stack of Ten Quizes and our own little insights....

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[ Mon, 21 Apr 2008 14:21:00 GMT ]



WTD39: Mira Nair

We all have a list of movies we keep meaning to watch: Citizen Kane, Birth of a Nation, anything from Fellini. But maybe there's some room on that list for Salaam Bombay!, Monsoon Wedding or The Namesake. In this episode we talk about the director of those films, Mira Nair, and her contribution to cinema. Nair's feature work over the last twenty years has been momentarily noticed and then neglected. But does it deserve more attention? Join us as we talk about the immigrant experience, literary f...

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[ Wed, 2 Apr 2008 14:51:00 GMT ]



WTD38: Terry Gilliam (mono)

Due to the emensity of our Gilliam podcast, we are offering a smaller mp3 for download. The only difference (aside from about 40MB) is that this version is in glorious mono.Of course the stereo version is still available....

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[ Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:55:00 GMT ]



WTD38: Terry Gilliam (stereo)

In this immense, action-packed edition of WTD, we take a long look at one of our most exciting and eloquent directors (or perhaps you would prefer another "e" adjective, like "egomaniacal"). Terry Gilliam has an identifiable aesthetic and a constant thematic affection that floats through all his movies - films like Brazil, 12 Monkeys and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. To discuss such a weighty filmmaker, we are joined by Duke Senter from the Degree of Separation podcast and ...

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[ Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:49:00 GMT ]



WTD38b: The Gilliam Ten Quiz (redux)

Perhaps "sw" may be on to something - maybe there is a "Gilliam curse" - but for whatever reason, the original posting of the Gilliam Ten Quiz show left some listeners with a 9-second show. So here is another attempt at posting that, this time in classic mono....

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[ Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:06:00 GMT ]



WTD38b: The Gilliam Ten Quiz

It's been quite a few years since Terry Gilliam was an animator. In fact, since then he's directed a small, but notably significant, group of films that use real actors in real(ish) situations. On this Ten Quiz program, we look at the mind and work of Mr. Gilliam as we read listener submitted comments and add our own limited insights on Brazil and Tideland....

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[ Tue, 11 Mar 2008 17:43:00 GMT ]



WTD37: Richard Linklater

Known as a champion of independent film to many, Richard Linklater has a keen interest in making movies about... nothing. Instead, he follows conversations with a camera, moving from Austin to Vienna to Paris (that French one) and back to Texas, viewers are treated to people talking more often than plots. On this episode we look at the work of Linklater who has given us iconic characters in Dazed and Confused, the essential couple-talk film with Before Sunrise and a mix of experiments and mainst...

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[ Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:03:00 GMT ]



WTD37b: The Linklater Ten Quiz

Join us as we look through our stack of listener-submitted Ten Quizes, hoping to capture something of the enigma that is Richard Linklater. On this episode, we talk about a few surprises from Austin's favorite son. Of course, we do give a bit of time - perhaps too much time - to some of the failures of meat packing, little league baseball and Texas bank robbers....

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[ Tue, 19 Feb 2008 16:58:00 GMT ]



WTD36: Akira Kurosawa (1948-58)

On this episode, we come dangerously close to starting a fan club. Akira Kurosawa is generally recognized as one of an elite class of filmmakers, a group whose names include Fellini, Hitchcock and Eisenstein. But knowing the legend and actually seeing the films produces a different, and surprising impression. Join us as we discuss an eleven year period of filmmaking that could easily be considered one of the most productive and influential ever compiled. Kurosawa may be known for The Seven Samur...

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[ Sat, 2 Feb 2008 17:10:00 GMT ]



WTD36b: The Kurosawa Ten Quiz

Roger Ebert, in his review of The Seven Samurai, sneaks in a little comment with a lot of power: "this greatest of filmmakers." The "this" in that comment is none other than Akira Kurosawa, the subject of this episode's Ten Quiz. Join us as we talk about one of film's most vital and influential directors, breaking down such impossible questions, like, "How do you choose a worst film?"...

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[ Wed, 30 Jan 2008 18:39:00 GMT ]



WTD35a: John Carpenter (1976-96)

Ol' Jack Burton will tell you, this is the episode you need to listen to. In the hour that follows, we'll look at Jack, Snake, the Shape and other icons you would never have heard of without the peculiar mind and work of John Carpenter. Looking through twenty years of one of our most distinct and independent filmmakers we find a few gems and a few disasters. We start with an homage to Rio Bravo, hints of George Romero, references to Howard Hawks and Don Siegel - all blended with a premiere USC e...

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[ Tue, 8 Jan 2008 15:15:00 GMT ]



WTD35b: The Carpenter Ten Quiz

It's all about Kurt Russel... or is it? On our John Carpenter Ten Quiz edition, we break down the film, style, music and technique of Mr. Carpenter while trying to find something nice to say about Village of the Damned. Plus, on this very special edition, we are joined by Chris and Kathy Vander Kaay from the film podcast "The Studio Upstairs." (Note: this is longer than our usual Ten Quiz show - but that's just extra value.)...

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[ Tue, 8 Jan 2008 14:25:00 GMT ]



WTDSE05: Terrence Malick

On this special edition of WTD, we spend some time with a guy who we've heard a lot about, but seen little from. Terrence Malick is one of the most withdrawn but celbrated actors in American filmmaking despite having created only four feature films over the last 34 years (a fifth, Tree of Life, is currently in pre-production and slated for 2008).Join us as we review Malick's work, aesthetic and affections. (Note: Malick was selected as the winner of a recent listener poll. To qualify for a Speci...

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[ Tue, 25 Dec 2007 18:30:00 GMT ]



WTD34: Jane Campion

Jane Campion was something of a mystery in the 1990s. Her breakthrough film, The Piano, seemed to signal the emergence of an important new voice amidst a number of new and exciting voices (i.e. Fincher, Tarantino). Yet anticipation for her films has not followed those of her peers. Instead, much of Campion's work remains unseen by popular audiences. However, that hasn't kept critical voices from pointing to her as an important director capable of capturing elements of the human experience with u...

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[ Tue, 18 Dec 2007 16:28:00 GMT ]



WTD33a: Leo McCarey (1931-62)

Jean Renoir once called Leo McCarey a great humanist, or, more precisely, said that McCarey understood people better than anyone in Hollywood. A few decades have passed and Mr. McCarey's legend has shifted to that of melodrama and family-friendly comedy. On this edition, we'll review a sliver of the director's work, reflecting on his contributions, his voice and whether it's time for a revisit of McCarey's legacy. Join us as we look at the monumental classics Duck Soup and An Affair To Remember,...

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[ Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:05:00 GMT ]



WTD33b: The McCarey 10 Quiz

People love his films, but most just don't know it. On this edition we break down a small list of listener-submitted 10 Quizes, but still get a chance to talk a bit more about the man behind An Affair To Remember, The Awful Truth and Duck Soup... ("a bit" is the operative phrase). Join us for an appetizer-strength examination of one of the studio era's most honored directors....

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[ Mon, 19 Nov 2007 06:31:00 GMT ]



WTD32a: James Whale

Some directors are destined to be remembered, others forgotten, and then there's James Whale - a director who is mostly obscured. Although he is known for his two landmark creations - the Frankenstein series and The Invisible Man - he actually did a bit more... a whole lot more. The problem is that his musical, Showboat, is hard to get hold of. His premiere World War I film, Journey's End, hasn't made it to the U.S. yet. But what does exist is provocative and fulfills the entertainer's mandate: ...

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[ Fri, 2 Nov 2007 17:14:00 GMT ]



WTD32b: The Whale Ten Quiz

There may not be a lot of films available on dvd. There may not even be a ton of listener-submitted 10 Quizes, but that doesn't mean there isn't at least thirty minutes of discussion about James Whale, his work and what we think about it. Join us for the show. It's not scary....

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[ Fri, 2 Nov 2007 02:45:00 GMT ]



WTD31a: Alfonso Cuaron

Over the last few years, the name "Alfonso CuarĂn" has gone from a buzz to a roar. After developing a remarkably fluid and visual style, CuarĂn earned critical praise with the Spanish-language Y tu mamĂ tambiĂn, Impressed blockbuster audiences by his transformation of the Harry Potter franchise and astounded movie-goers of all types with his social dystopian vision in Children of Men. On this episode, we spend a bit of time with CuarĂn's small but impressive filmography. We also shake ...

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[ Tue, 16 Oct 2007 17:16:00 GMT ]



WTD31b: The Cuaron Ten Quiz

Welcome to the first attempt at a new format for Watching The Directors. In an effort to give a bit more time to both the 10 Quizes and the rest of the show, this special 10 Quiz portion delves into Mr. CuarĂn's work with a bit more from the listener. Surprisingly, this guy with only six features gave a lot of us almost too much to talk about.(Next WTD 10 Quiz: James Whale - Oct 30)...

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[ Tue, 16 Oct 2007 16:58:00 GMT ]



WTD30: John Hughes

In response to a short ballot of directors that "deserve a bit of respect," John Hughes came out as the listener choice. So here he is, in all of his pre-Beethoven glory. Considered by many to be the essential director of 1980's teen films, Hughes has also put together a compelling writing career. Besides directing The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off, he was the writer of other 80's classics like Vacation, Mr. Mom and Pretty in Pink. Join us as we look at a sentimental favo...

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[ Wed, 19 Sep 2007 15:46:00 GMT ]



WTD29: Coen Brothers

Unlike pop music, filmmaking doesn't normally think in terms of duos. But somehow, Joel and Ethan Coen have combined their talents into a singular force, creating a unique voice in contemporary cinema. They have developed a filmography that includes surreal comedies like Raising Arizona, cinematic statements like Miller's Crossing and cult-like followings with The Big Lebowski. Combined with a breakthrough masterpiece with 1996's Fargo, the Coens have demonstrated a persistent style and quality ...

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[ Tue, 4 Sep 2007 13:29:00 GMT ]



WTD28: Kevin Smith

Beyond Springsteen and Bon Jovi, New Jersey never gets the respect of the other "New" state. Woody Allen had the magic and majesty of Manhattan, but Kevin Smith opted for the grit and vulgarity of Red Bank. Rather than yielding to the shadow of Metropolis, Smith infused his hometown with John Hughes's mythical Shermer, Illinois. He built a troupe of characters with their own, profane atmosphere. He told simple stories about conversations and sentiment.On this episode we look at Smith's...

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[ Tue, 21 Aug 2007 04:50:00 GMT ]


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