Cinema Red Pill podcast

We share our thoughts on Solo: A Star Wars Story and Deadpool 2.

Oscar Harding comes in this week and we talk about Gilo Pontercorvo's 1966 African Cinematic Classic 'The Battle of Algiers' Link to Sharon's review of the film; https://www.cinemaescapist.com/2018/03/battle-algiers-unwavering-relevance/

We're 19 movies into the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Listen to us unpack all the chaos that Thanos caused this time. Link to Sarah's shirts facebook page; https://web.facebook.com/theprimordialm/

We invited Gary Mugisha to talk about his award winning short film 'JINXED' which is now available on youtube. See it here;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTzJqBu911I

We exchange theories and process Alex Garland's mind bending movie 'Annihilation'.

On this episode we talk about two award winning, highly acclaimed African films from 2017. Starting with South African film 'The Wound', discussing the controversy surrounding it, themes of masculinity and more. Then we discuss the Zambian film 'I Am Not a Witch' and debate about whether it works as a subtle allegory or if its theme were heavy handed. The Wound / Inxeba is available on Netflix.

On this episode we catch up with a few 2018 movies. Starting with Arnold Aganze's (or Zizuke Zigashane's) 'NGO: Nothing Going On' which premiered in Kampala theaters a few weeks ago. Then we talk about Steven Spielberg's latest blockbuster 'Ready Player One' and Timothy gives his thoughts on Black Panther.

In this episode we go on a nostalgia train and remember the movies we loved when we were younger

In this episode we talk about one of Joel Tugaineyo's favorite films; Charles Laughton's 1955 psychological thriller 'The Night of the Hunter'. Joined by Nick Muhereza, Timothy Niwamanya and Sharon Rwakatungu.

We talk about Black Panther!! Link to Sarah's Black Panther Merchandise; https://www.teepublic.com/user/theprimordialm1992?utm_source=designer&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=GK_8w0M68nA

In this episode co-hosts Sharon Rwakatungu and Joel Tugaineyo discuss films from the 2nd Annual NgalabiShort Film Festival. Like the festival hit Loukman Ali's "The Bad Mexican", Blitz the Ambassadors "Diasporadical Trologia", Oscar Nominee "Watu Wote" and a lot more. Films dicussed available on youtube; Diasporadical Trilogia; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfWLg8mM0P8 The Bad Mexican; https://w...

Podcast hosts Sharon, Timothy and Joel each rank their 5 favorite movies from 2017.

In this episode, we talk about the classic Christmas movie 'It's a wonderful life'

The director and screenwriter of the anticipated animated movie 'A Kalabanda Ate' my Homework talk to us about their process, inspiration, next project and aspirations. A kalabanda ate my homework trailer; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hD4iZi67cg

Joel and Edgar go full fanboy while discussing DC's Justice League.

In this episode we talk about "Kirikou and the Sorceress", the popular African folk tale inspired, 2D animated movie.

Production on Malcolm Bigyemano's next film 'Mawe!' is underway. In this episode he tells us a bit about the film.

*SPOILER FREE* In this episode, Joel's superhero geekdom helps us decipher MCU's 17th entry. Malcolm Bigyemano joins us.

It is Video Art Month at 32º East, we had a discussion with David Cecil and Nikissi Serumaga about the definition Video Art. In reference to Maya Deren's 1943 film "Meshes of the Afternoon", Grace Ndiritu's "The Nightingale", "The Golden Chain", "Black Gold", Jim Chuchu's "To catch a dream", "Swimming in her skin again"

In this episode we discuss the documentary 'God Loves Uganda' which draws a connection between christian missionaries and public policy of Uganda particularly the controversial Anti-homosexuality bill.

In this episode we discuss all the seasons of Bojack Horseman with a focus on Season 4.

In this episode we talk about a few movies that have recently been released; 'Baby Driver', 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle', 'Valerian and the city of a thousand planets', 'Emoji Movie' - (Episode 44)

In this episode we are joined by Oscar Harding, a film researcher and producer based in the UK to discuss depictions of slave trade in film in reference to three films; Roger Gnoan M'Bala's underrated film "Adanggaman", Julie Dash's recently re-released "Daughters of the dust" and Haile Gerima's "Sankofa". Visit the African Cinema subreddit here; www.reddit.com/r/africancinema/ Check out Sharon's...

In this episode, professional animator Mark Kakuru and recurring guest Nick Muhereza join Sharon to pick their 3 best animated movies. We range from Wolfgang Reitherman "The Jungle Book", French-Iranian adult animated biographical film "Persepolis" and Pixars "Inside Out"

Sarah M Akol really likes "Creed", so she came on the show and we talked about it. Picture credit; Sarah M Akol