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A New Translation of a Master Filmmaker: Dr. Anne McKnight on Long Take
27-03-2026 | 50 Min.
An interview with Japanese media scholar Anne McNight about her new book Long Take. Long Take is a collection of interviews and other material by or about Akira Kurosawa, one of most famous and influential filmmakers in world history. These are being translated and published into English for the first time.
You can find Dr. McKnight's new translation here:
https://www.upress.umn.edu/9781517903299/long-take/

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37- Abel Gance, and the Prelude to the Post-War
26-02-2026 | 24 Min.
An episode about Gance, covering his life and movies from birth to just before of the release of his monumental film J'accuse.
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36- Women's Pictures, Staring Women, that Women Were Watching
25-07-2025 | 31 Min.
An episode all about proper (or not explicitly patriotic) melodrama as it was developing in France during the war. Who were these movies made for? What were they about? Well, let's find out.
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35- French Patriotic Melodrama
15-12-2024 | 31 Min.
This episode is a little smaller in scope than usual. But like one my great podcasting heroes, my ambition for this show is to tell the history of film without any gaps. We cover two examples of an important, though ultimately short lived, sub-genre: The Patriotic Melodrama. We discuss and analyze the 1916 film Alsace, directed by Henri Pouctal, and the 1917 Mothers of Frances, directed by René Hervi .

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34- American Invasion, Sessue Hayakawa, and "The Cheat"
18-11-2024 | 56 Min.
In this episode we cover just how, exactly, American cinema came to dominate Europe in the wake of WW1. We take a look at the economic practices that facilitated the "invasion" of American cinema onto French screens. We also examine one picture in particular, The Cheat, which exemplifies the technical sophistication of U.S. national cinema, and that film's reception by the City of Lights.

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