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Today's episode is on a great intro to a filmmaker who was a major blindspot for us. We get into the decaying castle of Satyajit Ray's The Music Room, stylistic comparisons to the west, and the “music is my life”mindset. Then, on MiTM, we get into Poolman, Oreo, and Unfrosted. Finally, an email segment where we are taken to task for our Anglophobia. 00:00 - The Music Room 41:05 - Malcolm in the Mi...

Filmmaker and cinephile extraordinaire Neil Bahadur joins us to talk about George Lucas, King Vidor, his cinephilic origin story, Antonioni, Canadian cinema, the limits of auteurism, and his next film. sign up on the patreon to get the full discussion: https://www.patreon.com/posts/300-neil-bahadur-103934615

Filmmaker Clay Tatum joins us to talk about Ingmar Bergman’s Shame, finding comedy in dire scenarios, Entourage, Los Angeles rep cinema, Woody Allen, Harmony Korine, and more. Go watch The Civil Dead! To support the show and get an extra episode every week, sign up at https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip for $5/mo 00:00 - Shame 46:28 - Malcolm in the Middle 1:01:00 - more Q&A

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He Got Game - 00:00 - 48:30 The Hollywood Pickup Draft - 48:30 - 1:09:42 With the playoffs in full swing, Extended Clip is diagnosed with Basketball Fever. The only persecription? Spike Lee’s He Got Game. We talk about the auteur’s analysis of the game, the real hooper mindset, Denzel’s towering performance and more. Then, after an Aaron Copland-Mike Breen duet, we draft our squads for the all-Hol...

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Equal parts beauty and brutality, Canyon Passage is the topic of today’s podcast. We're going back to the old west with Jacques Tourneur, in technicolor, for his masterfully photographed Oregon-bound western. sign up at https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip for an extra episode every week send your questions to extendedclippodcast@gmail.com to be answered on air.

Matt Farley joins us on today's podcast, with Will Sloan also sitting in on co-hosting duties. The mind behind the Motern Media empire, 25,000 songs, and movies like Don't Let The Riverbeast Get You!, Local Legends, and Heard She Got Murdered talks about his filmmaking process, Jonathan Richman, not saying bad words, and more. join the patreon for $5/mo, and get an extra episode every week https:/...

The longest wait between films in the career of Woody Allen is over, and Coup de Chance has been released in select US theaters. We talked about it on today's episode. sign up on patreon for an extra episode every week! https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip

00:00 - 35:02 - Exotica 35:02 - 1:11:45 - Malcolm in the Middle Join us, on a strange erotic journey from Philadelphia to Toronto. We’re talking about Atom Egoyan’s 1994 film Exotica on today’s episode. We get into the lurid approach, the society of desire, and general Canadian excellence. Then, on MiTM, Malcolm and JT talk about a couple of titillating and exploitative films, The Big Dollhouse an...

On this special solo clip, I weave you some tales of the little arthouse theater that pays my rent. Topics include the mysterious ex-film critic, Dune, and the curse of free advanced screenings.

We're joined by filmmaker Michael M Bilandic to talk about the new blu-ray release of his film, and to dive into a classic that served as inspiration. Light Sleeper and Jobe'z World -- two films about outsider drug dealers navigating New York and its characters. We talk with Mike about Schrader lore, DVDs, the first wearable movie, making documentaries with Abel Ferrara, and the assimilation of va...

00:00 - 08:40 - Intro / GBV vs Cannes 08:40 - 1:02:09 - Stuck on You On today's clip, we're going back to our favorite pair of filmmakers, the Farrelly Brothers, for their 2003 masterpiece Stuck on You. this is probably their best attempt at dramatic filmmaking that happens to be very funny, an all-time underrated film.

00:00 - 8:11 - intro 8:11 - 41:30 - Slow Machine 41:30 - 1:08:33 - WCLP Live The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! This week, our Executive Producer is Nick Newman, who brought the 2020 film Slow Machine by Paul Felton and Joe Denardo. This is a very funny, very grainy exerpimental psychodrama that I never would have stumbled upon without the help of my friend Nick. What a picture. Check i...

00:00 - 35:30 - Xanadu 35:30 - 1:33:56 - Malcolm in the Middle We're joined by the boys from Coaster Chat, Avery and Mert, to talk about Xanadu. We always love reappraising the "worst movies ever", and this one has a strange combination of Gene Kelly, ELO, Olivia Newton-John, Los Angeles history, and roller skating, so it's gotta be good right? right? alas, it is Xanadu. Then, on an hour-long MiTM...

00:00 - 11:23 - Intro/Getting Any? 11:23 - 38:43 - Hana-bi revisited 38:43 - 1:07:55 - Dolls 1:07:55 - 1:34:07 - Malcolm in the Middle Our miniseries on the films of Takeshi Kitano/Beat Takeshi is back! we pick up where we left off on the last patreon episode post-Sonatine, talking about Getting Any? for a while before flashing back to our review of Hana-bi, Takeshi's signature crime classic. Then...

00:00 - 35:10 - Long Arm of the Law 35:10 - 1:05:02 - Malcolm in the Middle We're joined by Marsh to talk about a 1984 classic from Hong Kong. we get into the style, the heist, political ramifications, and more. then, on MiTM, we talk about The All Golden, The Promised Land, Hill of Freedom, and Interview. subscribe on patreon to support the show - https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip

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00:00 - 49:40 - The Mother and The Whore 49:40 - 1:20:38 - emails The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! for this one, our executive producer patron Jake selected the topic of discussion, Jean Eustache's seminal 1973 film The Mother and the Whore. We talk about the runtime, the characters and performances, the thematic concerns and more of the elements that make up this giant towering work....

00:00 - 29:12 - Miami Blues 29:12 - 1:03:26 - Malcolm in the Middle This week's pod is on Miami Blues — clearly the work of a filmmaker who didn't get to direct anything in the 80s and is making up for lost time in 1990. The pastel sheen of the film feels like immediate nostalgia for a TV show that had just left the air, but the plotting feels more like a pulp novel than either visual medium. Bald...

check out part 1 on patreon! https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip 00:00 - 2:22 - Intro 2:22 - 9:33 - Afire 9:33 - 15:45 - Fallen Leaves 15:45 - 21:55 - Best Supporting Performance 21:55 - 26:03 - Best Lead Performance 26:03 - 38:30 - Beau is Afraid 38:30 - 45:33 - Boston Johnny 45:33 - 54:40 - Oppenheimer 54:40 - 1:03:33 - The Killer 1:03:33 - 1:13:30 - Close Your Eyes 1:13:30 - 1:27:50 - The Hol...

we're talking about Harmony Korine's childhood nightmares of VCR ghosting and American suburbia colliding for the ugliest tone-poem in cinema. a comedy about what freedom means to those without money in the US. best films of 2023 pod next week

00:00 - 09:15 - Intro 09:15 - 1:04:49 - Sherman's March The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! this time, the patron is Kyle Brooks, and his selection is Sherman's March (Ross McElwee, 1985). after a loose intro about Happy Days (?) we get into the diary documentary, a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. questions of cinema verite truth, solipsism, political...

ahead of our Ferrari coverage, I decided to look back at the films of Michael Mann. I talked about the aesthetic transformation, the men and women that populate his films, and his ideological hobby-horses. of course, i did also rank these movies.

We're back for another year-end special, counting down our favorite films/filmmakers that we watched this year. you can listen to part 1 on patreon. Topics of discussion include Boudu Saved from Drowning, House of Tolerance, WAPs Ewoks and queer-coded characters, RoboCop, Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Malcolm’s personal updates, Deconstructing Harry, Philip Roth, Scalpel, and The Last Days of...