Filmotomy Podcast

Robin Write is joined by the Filmotomy Awards Editor Doug Jamieson to summarise the awards season thus far, with just a week to go until the 98th Academy Awards. The duo discuss the patterns and successes of this long awards season, as well as focusing on some of the films that did not make the cut come the final Oscar nominations. Follow the channel and all content on www.filmotomy.com Images Pavel Danilyuk (Pexels) at https://www.pexels.com/video/video-of... Dan Cristian Pădureț (Pexels) at https://www.pexels.com/video/abstract... Music Ambient Cinematic Background by Tunetank from Pixabay at pixabay.com/music/high-non-rhyt…-background-347223/

Robin Write and Nadia Kuligowski talk about what for the most part what they did not like about the new Emerald Fennell adaptation of the classic novel Wuthering Heights. But this is not so much a bashing over the head, as much as questions about some of the choices. Music theme: Ambient Cinematic Background by Tunetank from Pixabay at https://pixabay.com/users/tunetank-50201703/

In a long awaited return of the Filmotomy Podcast, Robin Write is joined by Eric Fuchs, Fiona Underhill, Latoya Austin, and Nadia Kuligowski to discuss vampires in movies. The team choose their particular favourites as well as delving deeper into the 50 greatest vampire movies poll recently published. Please subscribe to the show as we relaunch the podcast back into the film world where it belongs. Eric https://bluehighwind.blogspot.com/ Final Fantasy Wiki Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ffwiki-podcast/id1578410237 Fiona Bluesky: fionaunderhill.bsky.social Instagram: fe_fi_fo_film Letterboxd: FionaUnderhill www.moviejawn.com Latoya Instagram/ Twitter/ BlueSky/ Threads: @franglais27 www.franglais27tales.com Nadia https://femmefilmmakersfestival.online/author/nadiakuligowski/ Music theme: Ambient Cinematic Background by Tunetank from Pixabay at https://pixabay.com/music/high-non-rhythmic-drones-ambient-cinematic-background-347223/

Hannah Taylor and Robin Write speak to prize-winning filmmaker Marie-Pier Dupuis on the success of her debut short film Heat Spell, winner of the Gold Sovereign and Female Performance prizes at the 9th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Robin Write is joined by Hannah Taylor for an exclusive chat with writer-director Stephanie Kaznocha who made Confessions now showing as part of the competition selection at the 9th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Hannah Taylor and Robin Write speak with Isabella Breton fresh from her Silver Sword win at the 9th Femme Filmmakers Festival for Aquí y Allá,

Robin Write speaks to Morgan Roberts about the diverse, fascinating biography of Sofia Coppola as part of the 9th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Filmotomy were honoured to be in the presence of the woman behind and in front of the camera on the film Lingua Franca - Isabel Sandoval. Joining the filmmaker are Robin Write and Sarah Williams for FemmeFilmFest21.

As part of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival Robin Write of Filmotomy and Meagan Adele Lopez from the Competition Selection jury spoke to French filmmaker Agnes Patron the creator of the animated short film And Then The Bear.

The super talented young filmmaker Ragini Bhasin recently spoke to Robin Write of Filmotomy about two of her acclaimed short films Ghazaal and Hide and Seek. Both were part of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival running in the Competition Selection.

What an insightful chat Robin Write had with filmmaker Kate Novack as she discussed the inspiration behind and the technical aspects of her short documentary film Hysterical Girl.

Robin Write speaks to the talented director behind the short film Diagonal, part of the Competition Selection at the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Robin Write had the pleasure of reconnecting with filmmaker Meghann Artes this time talking about her new short film Oh Baby! which is part of the Competition Selection for the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Robin Write is joined by the director of the short film PADDY, Roisín Kearney, as well as two of the stars of the films, Cian Hughes and Kiri Flaherty. The film plays as part of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival and can be seen with all the over coverage at filmotomy.com.

There are not many words to introduce the latest podcast from Filmotomy. On 22nd November 2020 we all sadly lost Jonathan Holmes. There were so many ways we wanted to immortalise this genuine good guy, in the end Doug Jamieson and Robin Write had a conversation about him, looking back at the impact he had on so many different groups of people. Included here are soundbites from just a few of his many podcast appearances, and scroll down below to links to many others as well as some of his great writing for the site. R.I.P. Jonathan Holmes (Mister Brown) - you are sadly missed. PODCASTS Episode 2 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/woo-la-podcast-live-not-at-the-oscars Episode 8 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/woo-la-podcast-8-goodbye-summer-cinema-hello-fall-films Episode 37 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-episode-37-uncensored-cinema Episode 49 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-49-oscars-acting-categories-but-which-one Episode 51 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmot

The second podcast of the 5th Femme Filmmakers Festival sees Robin Write host, and he is joined by festival jury member Ellen Cheshire. Our special guest is Armita Keyani, the writer and director of Welcome Home, which played in the Competition Selection of FemmeFilmFest20. Enjoy the chat, and please do subscribe via the usual channels.

The first of two Filmotomy Podcasts during the 5th Femme Filmmakers Festivals sees host Robin Write joined by two of the events film directors. Caz Armstrong of The Clawford Trilogy and Julia Bales of Uproot are here to talk about their films and the quarantine impositions that may relate to them. Have a listen and please do leave us a comment or two. You can subscribe to the show in the usual way - SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Podbean.

* Stick on your best headphones * You are about to experience the ultimate cinema journey through a podcast. And this is Filmotomy's 100th episode. We finally made it. Robin Write hosts Julia from DisInsider and Doug from The Jam Report as well as a whole bunch of other cinema-lovers to share just a few of their favourite moments about going to the movies. Take your cola, your popcorn and sit comfortably. Full credits of all sound clips including those who participated to follow.

Welcome back after three months away. With just one away from the big 100, and with days remaining of Pride Month 2020, the Filmotomy Podcast talks LGBT cinema. Robin Write is joined by the wisdom of his wing-man Doug and newcomer to the show Sarah as they discuss Filmotomy's top 50 LGBT films results as well as voicing support of their own personal favourites. There are a few gripes thrown in too. As always you can subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean.

After a rather long break away from the Filmotomy Podcast, we resurface amidst the Coronavirus outbreak. Robin Write is joined by Jonathan Holmes, Susanne Gottlieb and Doug Jamieson as we dwell on the home cinema experiences we have been forced into during this isolation period. The gang discuss how they are coping, what plans they have, as well as what they've seen - including Emma, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, and what's available on streaming services like Disney Plus and Netflix. Have a listen and do subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean. Music: "Immigrant Song" by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Karen O, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) "Queen Bee" by Johnny Flynn from Emma (2020)