What makes a period film modern? Why did this Cannes award winner from 2019 become the first French film in over a decade that people around the world wanted to see? What makes a film influential? What makes a biographical film about artists work? Why does a film get caught up in its times and is this always a good thing for the film and the filmmaker? We talk about all of these points and more in this latest episode of Cineschooled.
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In this series of podcasts hosted by film instructor John McNulty (EICAR the International School of Film and Television); a film is discussed for its propensity to teach us about the craft of filmmaking and screenwriting and to provide a chance to cinephiles to get out what they’ve been keeping inside. A range of guests will include filmmakers, educators and enthusiasts of all kinds.
A Discussion about "Portrait of a Lady On Fire" with Jonathan Broda