It’s that time again ladies and gentlemen! Festival Round Up Time! Coming to you piping hot and fresh, get Kierston and Matthew’s take on this amazing festival, the films and as always the fantastic crowd!
Matthew and Kierston Jump one a plane in this episode, and fly to- that’s right, CASABLANCA for their next instalment of 10 Films That Changed Cinematic History!
It is crazy wild ride here on Matthew and Kierston’s journey through space, time and cinematic history. Come hop in their flying saucer today as they zip around the science-fiction wonder that is 2001: A space Odyssey.
What’s that you heard? It’s Kierston and Matthew chiming in with their take on why 1927’s The Jazz singer (The first feature length film with synchronized music and dialogue) changed film as we know it. Come listen in to how this classic story of man-against-society was groundbreaking for its time!
It’s that time again folks! Time to hear Matthew and Kierston talk about the Festival that occurs on Thursday Nights at the Carlton! Tonight we dive into our Female-directed Films and our Under Five minute festival!
Are you on team Woody? Or team Buzz? Are you more “Howdy there, partner?” or “To infinity, and beyond!” Today on The Film Podcast, Matthew and Kierston open up their childhood toy chests and discuss why Disney-Pixar’s Toy Story changed Cinema forever
Did you guess it? That’s right folks, we’re getting freaky on todays’ Podcast. Jump into the deep in with Matthew and Kierston as they tackle this 1930’s Box Office Bomb that went on to become a canonized film classic.
It's that time again folks! Festival Friday Round up Time@ check out theWildsound Podcast where Matthew and Kierston talk about all teh films they've
That's right! Matthew and Kierston are here today to talk about Snow White- Why is the movie a household name today, 8 decades later? Find out more on this current installment of the WILDsound Mini Series- 10 Films That Changed Cinematic History!
Chances are you remember the Hype. Halloween isn't quite here yet, but that doesn't mean Matthew and Kierston aren't ready to don their spooky costumes and start talking about the instant cult classic that is The Blair Witch Project. Come listen and find out why this film sparked a new genre of cinema.
You know what day it is here at WILDsound? Friday! Which means it's time for the festival Friday Round Up from the Toronto-branch of WILDsound's Festival! Come hang out with Matthew and Kierston as they talk about the Dark Comedy Festival Night from the Carlton Cinema this part Thursday, August 30th, 2018!
Hello hungry Hungry Film Fans!
Today WILDsound Launches it's Ten-part mini series on Ten Films That Shaped Cinematic History! Heads-up! This isn't in chronological order! Pulp fiction falls somewhere right in the middle, but that's no problem with us, we are stoked to share it with you!
Hi Everyone! WILDsound here with some quick administrative details!
Instead of launching our podcast in big multi-episode sessions, we are changing things up. Now expect to hear two big earfuls of fresh content every Tuesday and Thursday and a pipping hot Festival Friday RoundUp Every Friday Afternoon (possibly Saturday*). We can't wait to share what's coming up next with you :)
To start off this new schedule of episodes, Kierston and Matt are launching a ten-part mini-series called "Ten Films That Changed Cinematic History". We aren't going in chronological order, but we are still hitting major films from all across history! Tune in for our first one! Dropping in iTunes this Thursday!
Ring, ring. Tap, tap. Crunch, crunch. It's time to talk about Foley. What are foley Artists, anyway and how on earth do you make a library for sounds? Find out all about it and more on this episode of WILDsound's The Film Podcast.
What looks like a Manic Pixie Dream Girl, but is crueler and more dangerous than a femme fatale? She is hard to define in conventional media, so Matthew and Kierston decided to make up a name and definition for her- Come listen and say that you heard it here first- the Bizaro Mixie Pixie.
On Fridays, Matthew and Kierston get on their computers at opposite ends of the city and discuss the craziness that was WILDsound's Thursday Night Festival at the Carlton Cinema. Today, it's an exciting leap down the films on the Female-directed film festival night!
List of films played at the festival:
MRS. MURPHY’S CONFESSION, 25min., USA, Comedy/Drama
Writer/Producer by Catherine Haun
Unable to connect with her distant husband and eight grown children, Marjorie Murphy tries helping out at Church. She is given responsibility to prepare a group of teen drop-outs for confirmation.
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BLOSSOM, 6min., Australia, Drama
Directed by Lisa Defazio
Childhood the one chance we get to transition from bud to bloom. Some memories just cannot be erased, they are like permanent markers in our own timeline.
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PREY, 10min., Canada, Drama
Directed by Vivien Endicott-Douglas
A young woman confronts her past and present romantic partners. Culminating into a meditation on identity, Prey explores how one of the hardest choices one has to make is to simply put themselves first.
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RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN, 6min., Portugal, Drama
Directed by Peta Milan
When a relationship turns sour, Justine finds her naked photos posted online and is inundated by secondary victimisation.
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AXioMA, 15min., Italy, Drama
Directed by Elisa Possenti
An accident and the inability to walk belong to the protagonist’s past as axioms, postulates that do not need to be explained. Each and every one of us is somehow touched by disability. As the storylines progresses, the finely interwoven threads of the plot unravel, showing how the main character feels like a burden not only to society, but also to his family, and to himself. Nonetheless, his story proves that anybody can get their chance to start anew.
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THE PITS, 6min., Canada, Comedy/Romance
Directed by Shetu Modi
At 13, Dhruvi is appalled to learn the Indian food she eats every day makes her armpits smell funny. Her struggle with pungent food and bold spices resurfaces years later, when she’s drawn to a fellow South Asian student in university.
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FOXY TROT, 14min., USA, Comedy/LGBT
Directed by Lisa Donato
A married couple unexpectedly face their relationship issues when they take ballroom dance lessons in a very heteronormative class.
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That's right we are going there. Let's take a walk down the long road of Token Best Friend characters and dive into what makes them work and what happens when they don't.
Who is that in the background? Often under mistreated, almost always underappreciated, today Matthew and Kierston put on their most non-descriptive clothing and put their phones on silence to take a whirl into the wordless world of background. Well, not exactly wordless for Matthew and Kierston, since they have a whole world of film magic to talk about today on WILDsound's The Film Podcast!
Grab your mallets and get ready to Break into Three as Matthew and Kierston discuss the beauty and complexity behind third act twists, why they work and they made audiences feel so wonderful!
Let's take a tangential ride into the crazy world of Subplots and find out what they are and why they are so great in our favorite film and tv shows!