CINE-REAL PODCAST

By: Liam Saint-Pierre
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  • Summary

  • CINÉ-REAL is the only film club in the UK to exclusively play films in 16mm format and was founded by Oscar long-listed Director Liam Saint-Pierre and Projectionist, Ümit Mesut, of Ümit & Son (London). On this monthly podcast they'll discuss that months choice of classic film from Umit's cine shop in the heart of London's East End. Each episode includes guests, such as cinematographers, directors, writers, producers, critics, film theorists, biographers and many more experts from the film world, all coming together to give deeper insights into how these great films were made.
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Episodes
  • Episode 3.Halloween Special; Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) & Dracula (1958)

    Episode 3.Halloween Special; Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) & Dracula (1958)
    Oct 30 2020
    This month we're taking a deeper look into The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) with Production Designer Michael Perry (It Follows, Under the Silver Lake) and Hammer Horror's 1958 Dracula with film archivist Kevin Lyons.
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    1 hr
  • Episode 2. Jaws (1975)

    Episode 2. Jaws (1975)
    Sep 2 2020
    The latest CINÉ-REAL Podcast goes behind the scenes on the making of JAWS with co-screenwriter and actor Carl Gottlieb
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    56 mins
  • Episode1. King Kong (1933)

    Episode1. King Kong (1933)
    Jul 16 2020
    This month's film is 'King Kong' (1933) and to get deeper insight into this classic we're going to discuss Max Steiner's influential score with Emmy nominated producer and Biographer Steven C. Smith and find out about Willis O'Brien's revolutionary stop motion animation with top British animator Dan Richards from A+C studios.
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    52 mins

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