by Eric Trommater
The movies of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Latin and South America (and an occasional North American movie we like) discussed by a panel of (mostly) American wankers. Season One focuses on cinema of The UK. Check us out on YouTube @worldcinehist Follow us on X (formerly Twitter): @etrommater
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April 9, 2025
Eric Trommater, Erin Brown and Sila Blume get a rare chance to discuss a film while it's still playing in American theaters. Paola Cortellesi's surprise hit "C'è ancora domani (There's Still Tomorrow)" is a comedy about domestic abuse in the aftermath of the Second World War in 1946 Rome. Filmed in black-and-white and in the Romani dialect it's a throwback to the neo-realist films of pioneers like Roberto Rosselini and Vittoria de Sica. Music: https://youtu.be/bBTGN2VILlI?si=ofntgsfC5CNdKGKY https://youtu.be/6zeOag2fU3s?si=43qbwkkYGNmu--0l https://youtu.be/cUAP-fE81zs?si=IaqG8HHJWmr1isXN Check us out on YouTube https://youtube.com/@worldcinehist?si=bSN1Us3ZYaMmzPDo: on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/world-cinema-history/id1744483892 or Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4YkCJSJvngtDMhey0CNsWj?si=SfmPIuKNQs65k4p_a-b8fA or follow us on X (The Artist Formerly Known as Twitter): @etrommater
April 1, 2025
<p>In an exclusive interview for World Cinema History, independent filmmaker Sav Rodgers discusses the making of "Chasing, Chasing Amy." </p><p>Comforted, as a "closeted queer kid in Kansas," by director Kevin Smith's 1997 Rom-Com "Chasing Amy," Sav would later give a Ted talk that came to the attention of Kevin Smith. Sav also speaks about transgender visibility, the future of Independent Film, in general and Queer Film in particular and just how often he, as a Transgendered man, thinks about the Roman Empire.</p><p>Support The Transgender Film Center Here: </p><p>https://transfilmcenter.org/team </p><p>More about the film:</p><p>https://www.chasingamydoc.com/</p><p><br></p><p> I. Prologue - "Chasing, Chasing Amy" theatrical trailer </p><p> II. Faith of the Heart - After graduating from KU, Sav answers a Facebook Ad for a Ted Talk Internship program. https://youtu.be/ug7jDlc7oco?si=64EysbQEUsZcjzr- </p><p> III. Forever Young - His Ted Talk comes to the attention of Kevin Smith and he lines up interviews for his documentary with luminaries such as Smith, Joey Lauren Adams, Andrew Ahn, Trish Bendix, Ryan James, Scott Mosier, Guinevere Turner, Princess Weekes and Kevin Willmott. </p><p> https://youtu.be/94vLHxkSvzY?si=TUD46aSSBPQAxjlL</p><p> IV. Wake Me Up - Joey Lauren Adams throws Sav a curveball by revealing the darker side of the making of "Chasing Amy.". </p><p> https://youtu.be/XSs2cR2Tvuk?si=wRKfyZMEqBAKdjp5V. </p><p>V. Not Like Us - Sav marries his longtime love Riley and comes out as a Transgender Male. </p><p> https://youtu.be/3T5oOHHV0_w?si=cqNbYRtLcY41brpu</p><p> VI.Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Sav Speaks about the past and future of film. </p><p> https://youtu.be/mdkWFPrrZVQ?si=NOHB34Yr8HgEcoPB</p><p>VI. The Greatest Adventure - Our usual free-for-all nonsense. </p><p>https://youtu.be/l9qGoYyuL_c?si=Y4I4IzKYMI-tXVnL</p><p><br></p><p>Check us out on YouTube @worldcinehist: </p><p> on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/world-cinema-history/id1744483892 </p><p> or Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4YkCJSJvngtDMhey0CNsWj?si=SfmPIuKNQs65k4p_a-b8fA</p><p> or follow us on X (The Artist Formerly Known as Twitter): @etrommater</p><p><br></p>
March 24, 2025
Erin Brown and Eric Trommater look at three versions of Charles Dyer's 1-act play "Staircase." Richard Burton, Rex Harrison, Ugo Tognizzi and Gene Hackman all take turns in different decades adapting this early look at a queer couple.
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