Cinema Red Pill podcast

It's a full house for our year in review of 2016 films, listing our Top 3 and Worst 2 films

I had a great talk with Nikissi Serumaga, a filmmaker who has done a lot of work on films with a focus on Africa and works with the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Links: Essayistic Bitch Rants Ep 1: https://vimeo.com/152025291 Essayistic Bitch Rants - On white privelege: https://vimeo.com/155194466

Philip and Joel are back, this time we discuss Disney's Moana and Laika's Kubo and the two strings. Two animated movies that both portray the hero's journey and self discovery.

It's not everyday someone declares "The Graduate" their favorite film of all time. So when Joel mentioned this to me I instantly knew what the next classic film episode had to be,

I got to chat with Director Malcolm Bigyemano, we talk about his three short films, the hardships of being a filmmaker in Uganda and his influences.

This is part two of our 2016 comic book movies special featuring comic book nerds Charlie Kabagambe and Joel Tugaineyo. Here we discuss the other releases this year; "X-men: Apocalypse", "Suicide Squad" and "Dr Strange". We also talk a bit about the DC animated release "Batman: The Killing Joke". Link to Part 1; https://soundcloud.com/cinema-red-pill/2016-comic-book-movies-pt-1-episode-9

This is part one of our 2016 comic book movies special featuring comic book nerds Charlie Kabagambe and Joel Tugaineyo. Here we discuss the first 3 releases this year; "Deadpool", "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Captain America: Civil War". Listen to Joel try to convince us that the "Maaaaaartha" scene in BvS made sense.

Marvel's Doctor Strange is showing in theaters now and I'm joined by Philip Rugamba (@PencilManTM) for a spoiler free review of the film.

This week I have a new co-host Philip Rugamba (@PencilManTM), a cartoonist who preferred to talk about war films (did not see this coming!). We countdown our Top fives and make some honorable mentions.

Mira Nair brought her knowledge of Uganda to the true story of a champion chess player "Phiona Mutesi". Timothy and Sharon discuss the films achievements and failures.

Everything about Children of Men is 10/10. The acting, the direction, the music, sounds and story. With subplots so relevant to our current society, Timothy & Sharon talk about how this film is a must-watch.

Timothy & Sharon discuss the most popular Ugandan film "Who Killed Captain Alex". They try to figure out what made it an international sensation then Timothy explains specifically what it is about the film that makes it so great.

Sharon & Timothy rave on about the latest film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Timothy Niwamanya is back and this time we talk about the current state of the Uganda Film industry and I (Sharon Rwakatungu) briefly review the films I saw during the Uganda Film Festival.

For the very first Cinema Red Pill podcast, host (Sharon Rwakatungu) and Timothy Niwamanya discuss "The Matrix". One of the most iconic action films which inspired the name for this podcast.