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Enter The Void

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Mar 16, 2016

A 1970s future vision undone by its own airless weight, Nicolas Roeg's THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH is also mesmerizing when it's just David Bowie in the role he was born to play, himself but a real deal alien. Promptly forgotten after Star Wars came out the next year,  TMWFTE merits another look, but also—unlike last week's Brazil—actually would benefit from losing about 30 minutes, and by the way, how about a Bowie soundtrack? If anyone thinks they can help make this happen, really email us at void@enterthevoid.fm.

TMWFTE links 

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Mar 9, 2016

Gloriously disorienting and hugely influential, Terry Gilliam's BRAZIL almost didn't happen the way we know it today. In the second season's second episode, Renan and Bill excavate Gilliam's endless battle with Sid Sheinberg and Universal Studios; debate films and directors inspired by BRAZIL (Tim Burton's Batman, how did we not see it until now!); altercate over whether Rian Johnson's directorial work counts as a descendant (but Mike Judge's Idiocracy totally does); and deliberate on where it stands compared to other adaptations and quasi-adaptations of George Orwell's 1984.

S2E02:

  • Film: Brazil (1985)
  • Director: Terry Gilliam
  • Starring: Jonathan Pryce, Robert DeNiro

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Mar 2, 2016

We're finally back with season two of Enter the Void, a movie podcast about strange, crazy, mind-altering films! We start with the canonical midnight movie, the ur-text for David Lynch's unusual filmography: his first feature, ERASERHEAD. Covered in this episode: the film's cultural status then and now; its influence on other filmmakers—including Kubrick!; what it says about Lynch and his later career; the meticulous art direction and set construction; the grotesque "baby" and its possibly disturbing origins; and a little homage from the Kids in the Hall.

S2E01:

  • Film: Eraserhead (1977)
  • Director: David Lynch
  • Starring: Jack Nance

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Feb 10, 2016

Season 2 of ENTER THE VOID is nearly upon us. This time around, we're giving you a sneak preview of the films we plan to talk about, so you can follow along more closely. In this short episode, Renan and Bill give a quick rundown of the season ahead, and are over quick so they can get back to planning and you can get to watching.

And now, every film from the coming season, in episode order: 

  1. Eraserhead (Lynch, 1977)
  2. Brazil (Gilliam, 1985)
  3. The Man Who Fell To Earth (Roeg, 1976)
  4. Videodrome (Cronenberg, 1983)
  5. Near Dark (Bigelow, 1987)
  6. The Congress (Folman, 2013)
  7. Suicide Club (Sono, 2002)
  8. Delicatessen (Jeunet et Caro, 1991)
  9. The NeverEnding Story (Peterson, 1984)
  10. The Tree of Life (Malick, 2011)

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Bonus: Bill's blog post about attending the 2016 Sundance Film Festival.

 

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