شماره دویست و هفتاد و یکمروری گذرا بر تصویر رستوران و غذا در فیلم‌های سینمای ایران با جضور «سوشیانس شجاعی‌فرد» و «سعید نوری»بخش پایانی رستوران در سینما همیشه فقط جایی برای غذا خوردن نیست. آدم‌ها پشت میزهای رستوران عاشق می‌شوند، دروغ می‌گویند، قرارهای مهم می‌گذارند، از هم جدا می‌شوند، سکوت می‌کنند و گاهی حرف‌هایی را به زبان می‌آورند که جای دیگری نمی‌شد گفت. برای همین، اگر کمی دقیق‌تر به فیلم‌ها نگاه کنیم، رستوران می‌تواند چیزی فراتر از یک مکان یا پس‌زمینه باشد؛ تکه‌ای از زندگی اجتماعی هر دوره و

Happy International Podcast Day! To celebrate, Reena Friedman Watts sits down with a fellow podcaster and gifted storyteller.Jim Littlefield Dalmares is a storyteller, podcaster, and author (Seeing Ability) who turns his experiences as a father into stories that help other parents feel less alone. On Better Call Daddy, he shares the story behind "A Breath for Sophia" and his journey raising a child with disabilities. Jim talks about the emotional rollercoaster of his daughter's premature birth and

On this episode of Story & Craft, we sit down to chat with actor Katee Sackhoff from "Battlestar Galactica" and Prime Video's "Carrie" to discuss her career and personal stories.Katee talks about growing up in Portland as a competitive swimmer, how she landed her first acting job, and what it was like to move to LA at 18. We get into her time on "Battlestar Galactica", why she's only now watching it, and how she went from voicing Bo-Katan in animation to "The Mandalorian".She also discusses her

Send us Fan Mail The Horrific Podcast #397 welcomes director Tim Kasher, director of the new horror film Who's Watching? Tim joins us for a conversation about his latest movie and the process behind bringing this horror story to life. We get an inside look at the film, the characters, and Tim's experience making an independent horror movie. If you're a fan of horror films and love hearing directly from the filmmakers behind them, this is an interview you won't want to miss! Make your rooms, c...

My dad, Barry Corbin, played Bill Cosby’s boss in Sidney Poitier’s Ghost Dad! In this episode I talk to him about being in the great Poitier’s rolodex, why he prefers working with directors who are also actors, how I distracted Cosby on set, what it was like showing up to work with me dressed as Batman, and why Cosby used to be my hero. As always, I also sit down with my friend and co-host Nick Casalini to talk about where this movie fits into my personal story, why the comedy just doesn’t work, how

Matthew Toffolo chats with Daryl Granger about his feature documentary “The Showmen”, which explores the world of traveling carnivals through the lens of World’s Finest Shows. Daryl explained his filmmaking approach, emphasizing authenticity, minimal pre-planning, and learning from subjects, and described how he immersed himself in the carnival for a year to capture real experiences. He discussed the history and terminology of carnivals, the distinction between “carnies” and “showmen,” and the

Matthew Toffolo chats with Sucheta Sunku Gupta about her experimental short film "Tiger," which was played at the Experimental Dance Music Festival. Sucheta described the film as exploring the experience of growing up with "tiger parents," a strict and high-achievement parenting style common in immigrant communities. She discussed the film's themes of balancing discipline with love and the personal connection many viewers from the Indian community felt with the story. Sucheta explained the film's

Co-Directors Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine reach into the vault to reflect back on their film “Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song”, a beautiful film that tracks how the song "Hallelujah" went from being rejected by Cohen's record label to becoming a beloved global anthem. Dan and Dayna discuss the challenges of constructing the biography of an artist’s soul (3:30), earning Leonard’s trust shortly before his death (14:30), why they insisted on making the film independently (25:00), their

THE LAST FIRST: WINTER K2 | Amir Bar-LevThere are mountains people climb because they can. And then there is K2. The second-highest mountain on Earth, and one of its deadliest, had never been climbed in winter. For decades, mountaineers called it the last great first. In 2021, teams from around the world converged on its slopes to claim it. Amir Bar-Lev (The Tillman Story, My Kid Could Paint That, Happy Valley) joins Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge to discuss The Last First: Winter K2, his

With Sense and Sensibility in cinemas, Hannah and Benedict take a closer look at what makes an adaptation work, and when sticking to the book might be the problem.From The Lord of the Rings to The Hunger Games, they discuss your favourite adaptations, the changes worth making and why capturing the feeling of a book matters more than including every detail.They also chat to Sense and Sensibility stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and George MacKay about bringing a beloved book to the screen, feeling too modern

Surprises about Vanilla Ice's music and his life are revealed in two never-heard 1990s interviews with the "Ice Ice Baby" rapper- - - - - - Vanilla Ice was – and still is – a big deal.  And, chances are, you don't know the real story.Thirty-six years after his song "Ice Ice Baby" became the very first rap to reach #1 on the Billboard singles chart, it remains a massive hit on Spotify.  And, partly because of his controversial role in Trump's Freedom 250 concert

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Actor and Hannah Montana icon Jason Earles joins Joseph Shepherd to chat about playing Jackson Stewart, secretly being 28 while playing a teenager, and what it was really like watching Hannah Montana become a phenomenon. Plus, Miley Cyrus, Dolly Parton, the Disney Channel Games, his surprising MADtv beginnings, mentoring the next generation of Disney stars, his new Hannah Montana podcast, video games, and so much more.Thanks for watching Hyperfixated! Love you all.0:55 Jason's MADtv Beginnings1:38

Celebrity cosmetic dentist Dr. Bill Dorfman (Extreme Makeover) sits down to talk about success, mindset and being a health celebrity.    More about me as a therapist: https://hollywoodwellness.org  Watch this talk on my Really Famous YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/yghiuL4nCtw NOTE: This podcast is not and does not represent an actual therapy session. It does not represent health or medical advice. It is a podcast, for entertainment purposes only. Let's talk about this on social media ➤

THORSTEN NICKEL, known for his role as "COUGAR" in the 1995 Jackie Chan, car racing action movie, THUNDERBOLT, joins the show to talk about his journey from Germany to Hong Kong and every place in between. Thorsten talks about following his dream to become an actor no matter where it took him. His perseverance, dedication to the craft, and a healthy attitude guided his way through modeling, bodyguarding, and eventually sharing the silver screen with the likes of Chan, Sammo Hung, Jet Li, Cory Yuen

For the final Geek Speak Classics, Henry goes back to 2018 and a conversation with Matt Schrader. Matt is the creator & narrator of Blockbuster, a six-part bio-pod detailing the story of how Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and John Williams created the term "blockbuster" with Jaws, Star Wars and John Williams' score for both.

Richard Hankins graduated from VCU and designed sets for Richmond theatre before heading to New York, where he won 2 Emmys for his work on daytime dramas. Afterward, he moved to LA, where he continued to be a production designer for primtime shows like “NYPD Blue” (10 years). That includes:– His Richmond theatre experience – Breaking design ground for Guiding Light (and winning an Emmy) – The challenges of daytime dramas – Working with Holly Hunter on Saving Grace –

Tell us what you though of the episode 🎙️ On this episode of the Kingdom of Dreams Podcast, I sit down with Bob Gale, writer and producer of the legendary Back to the Future trilogy. We talk about the upcoming book, Back to the Future: The Complete Screenplay, arriving October 21, and dive into the stories behind the screenplay, the evolution of Back to the Future, and the films that became such an important part of cinema history. It was a great conversation about the new book, the Back to

In this episode, we’re at Brooklyn V’s in Gilbert with two former NFL players and a local entrepreneur talking life after football, betting on yourself, and creating opportunities for the next generation. Thank you to the partners of this episode: • Von Hanson’s Meats & Spirits: https://vonhansonsmeats.net/ • Tutor Doctor Chandler-Gilbert: https://www.tutordoctor.com/chandler-... • Belle Lacet Lingerie: https://bellelacetlingerie.com/ • Brooklyn V’s Pizza: https://brooklynvspizza.com/ •

Welcome to The Family: Horror, Wrestling & The SievThis episode, we sit down with The Siev to talk horror, wrestling, and everything in between. We dig into what sparked his love of horror, his 31 Days of Horror movie picks, and why A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child holds a special place in his collection. We also talk about his plans to attend Moose’s Monster Bash 3. Then we step into the ring to discuss The Siev’s professional wrestling career and his current run as part of the