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INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE: Oscar Inside & Indie Cinema Discussions

GREG LAEMMLE and RAPHAEL SBARGE

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Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 108

INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE is a video podcast hosted by Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge. The show is dedicated to highlighting new film releases, repertory classics, filmmakers, distributors, and the key personalities who bring movies to the big screen.

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Extraordinary Music, Extraordinary Life JANIS IAN: BREAKING SILENCE with director Varda Bar Kar

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Wednesday, April 2, 2025 • Duration 44:42

As a teenage singer-songwriter from New Jersey in the mid-60’s, Janis Ian had one of the more remarkable debuts in modern music history. At 13 she scored a hit single-- "Society’s Child," about an interracial love relationship, which launched her career. She then began performing in New York City clubs with future legends, and her song writing and singing was heralded by no less than Leonard Bernstein. She would follow this with her biggest hit, “At Seventeen,” and continued a career that has spanned five decades. Winning Grammys while overcoming significant personal obstacles and producing an indelible body of music that has earned her a devoted following and critical acclaim. JANIS IAN: BREAKING THE SILENCE is a new movie about her extraordinary life, directed by Varda Bar-Kar and which lands in theaters this week. It includes interviews with Ian and her collaborators, along with Arlo Guthrie, Joan Baez, Lily Tomlin, Jean Smart, among others. This remarkable portrait uses Ian's songbook and her turbulent life story to capture a portrait of an artist and her songs that personified a generation of American women. Join us as we sit down with the director on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE, starting now… @therealjanisian1430 @GreenwichEntertainment @laemmle #JanisIan #janisIanBreakingTheSilence #movies #movietheaters #arthouse #cinema #documentary https://bit.ly/JanisIanMovie

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Gorgeous French Country Side, Award Winning HOLY COW with director Louise Courvoisier

Thursday, March 27, 2025 • Duration 28:20

RENDEZVOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA is an annual festival organized by the programmers at the Film Society at Lincoln Center. And since French films are such an important part of the programming mix, we decided to spend some time in the Big Apple talking to filmmakers We were able to sit down in the lobby of the fabled Film Forum theater with filmmaker Louise Courvoisier to talk about her new film HOLY COW, her Cesar-award winning debut feature. After winning a prize at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival for her short film MANO A MANO, Courvoisier returned to the Jura region in France where she grew up, and started working on a story about the hardscrabble lives of the people who make the region's renowned Comte cheese. Using non-professional actors, Courvoisier's film is a beautiful and moving look into the lives of those who work in close contact with nature to create the produce which ends up in fancy shops and restaurants around the world. You won't want to miss HOLY COW when it comes to your local arthouse, and you don't want to miss our conversation with the film's creator, starting now, on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE. @ZeitgeistFilms @laemmle @InsidetheArthouse #french #frenchcinema #holycow #director #Q&A

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Small Things Are Very Big in Every Little Thing with director Sally Aitken

Monday, January 13, 2025 • Duration 44:29

When is a documentary about Hummingbirds more than just another educational nature documentary? In the case of Sally Aitken’s new movie, EVERY LITTLE THING, we discover that small things are very big things— and you will be more than a little surprised. Hummingbirds’ wings beat fifty times per second, and with astounding high speed photography, they float like gossamer on the screen, captured like small magic sprites. Terry Masear, the films subject, runs a Hummingbird Rescue and she too, is magical and surprising. No bigger than your little finger, these remarkable birds become bigger than life, as we discover Terry’s care, attention, wisdom, and affection for these little beings. It’s a film that will stay with you long after you leave the theater. EVERY LITTLE THING is big and wide and will leave you thinking about how small acts of kindness, expressed to the tiniest of creatures, can have giant impacts. Join us for a discussion with the film’s director, Sally Aitkin, right now—on Inside the Arthouse. --- Hosted by Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge, Inside the Arthouse is an “insider’s” perspective podcast on filmmakers & people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across USA. Learn more at https://Insidethearthouse.com @kinolorber @sallyAitken

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"F**k Sundance! Start Your Own Damn Festival!" with Dan Mirvish

Monday, January 6, 2025 • Duration 01:01:09

In the 90's, most indie filmmakers would have just given up if their debut feature was rejected by Sundance. But not Dan Mirvish. Combining forces with a number of other "rejectees," they went rogue and started the Slamdance Film Festival, garnering attention for their films even as they earned the ire of Robert Redford. Mirvish went on to successfully self-distribute that debut film, OMAHA: THE MOVIE, plus several more over the years, including 18 1/2, a film about the 18 and a 1/2 minutes missing from the Nixon tapes which he shot during the pandemic. A true renegade, Dan is the embodiment of a filmmaker who won't give up on his film. Listen and learn from the rest of our conversation with Dan Mirvish, on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE ----- Hosted by Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge, INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE is an “insider’s” perspective podcast on filmmakers & people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across USA. Learn more at Insidethearthouse.com

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Her Dream Became a Movie, Lush and Breathtaking, director Maura Delpero on her new film Vermiglio

Saturday, December 28, 2024 • Duration 29:09

Movies are often compared to dreams. In the case of Mauro Delpero's new film, VERMIGLIO -- we hear how the story was inspired by a dream and a nighttime visitation from her father. Delpero’s beautiful movie explores a moment in history when World War II loomed large against this Alpine Village -- a distant, but constant threat. One day a deserted soldier arrives and the dynamics of one family and the village are forever changed. Quietly and powerfully, with searing landscapes and cinematography, this is a deeply personal story that will stay with you long after you leave the theater. It’s also a tender and intimate portrait of the woman in this small community, with every detail considered with care. A prize winner at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, VERMIGLIO has also received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Foreign Language Film, and has been shortlisted by the Academy for the 2025 Best International Feature award. Please join us as we welcome filmmaker Maura Delpero to INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE. Starting now!

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Extraordinarily Cinematic Spiritual Journey of making GAUCHO GAUCHO

Monday, December 23, 2024 • Duration 01:00:03

The filmmaking duo of Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw have taken us from the Long Island stock car racetrack featured in THE LAST RACE, to the oak forests of the Piedmont region of Italy in the Oscar-nominated THE TRUFFLE HUNTERS. Their continuing exploration of tight knit subcultures fighting to maintain their place in a rapidly changing world turns next to the plains of Argentina and the community of gauchos who maintain a strong connection to their traditional ways, along with a profound relationship with their environment. Their latest film, GAUCHO GAUCHO, merges the authenticity and immediacy of verite filmmaking with an operatic flair that results in a cinematic language that defies comparison. Join us as we sit down with Michael and Gregory, Inside the Arthouse.

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PUNK rock vs Castro! LOS FRIKIS with directors Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz

Monday, December 16, 2024 • Duration 01:04:11

LOS FRIKIS is the new film from co-directors Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz, creators of the 2019 sleeper hit, THE PEANUT BUTTER FALCON. LOS FRIKIS is a powerful coming of age story inspired by the true event of a group of punk rock iconoclasts defying the oppression of Castro's rule in 1990's Cuba. Led by budding international star, Adria Arjona, the film is a kind of update on DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, weaving a tale where passion, love and art stand in defiance of politics. Join us as we talk with Tyler and Michael about their two films, the pleasures and perils of self distribution, and the importance of believing in your work even - and especially - when the industry is telling you to move on. We start with a clip from THE PEANUT BUTTER FALCON, a film which has a connection to the history of Laemmle Theaters. Join us for a fascinating conversation on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE! #indiecinema #arthouse #cinema #film

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Cassavetes! 50th Anniversary of A Women Under the Influence with Indie Insider Jeff Lipsky

Monday, December 16, 2024 • Duration 53:39

Cassavetes! 50th Anniversary of A Women Under the Influence with Indie Insider Jeff Lipsky by Inside the Arthouse

Making a documentary during war time! PORCELAIN WAR in Theaters! with co director Brendon Ballomo

Sunday, December 8, 2024 • Duration 46:40

Amidst the chaos and destruction of the brutal Russian invasion of Ukraine, three artists defiantly find inspiration and beauty as they defend their culture and their country. Winner of the 2024 Sundance Grand Jury Prize, PORCELAIN WAR is the most decorated documentary feature of the year. In a war waged by professional soldiers against ordinary civilians, as devastation ravages their homeland, three artists choose to stay behind, armed with their art, their cameras, and, for the first time in their lives, their guns. A stunning tribute to the resilience of the human spirit, embodying the enduring hope and passion of ordinary people living through extraordinary circumstances. Join us, and the film's Co-director Brendon Ballomo as we hear the extraordinary story behind the film, how he smuggled in cameras and worked remotely to get this film made. You won’t want to miss it—right now, on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE.

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SABBATH QUEEN documentary director Sandi Dubowski Radical Drag Queen and Rabbi

Friday, December 6, 2024 • Duration 47:14

Sometimes, it takes a documentary filmmaker a while to get to the essence of the story they are trying to tell. In the case of SABBATH QUEEN, filmmaker Sandi DuBowski needed 21 years to really get a handle on his central character, Amichai Lau-Lavie, and Amichai's journey from being the son of a Holocaust survivor and the nephew of the chief rabbi of Israel to his transformation into using his radical drag queen persona of Haddassah Gold, a Hungarian-accented widow in a blond wig— to ask the big questions: What does it mean to be a Jew? Where are the boundaries? What are the implications of turning from tradition? Following up on his landmark 2001 documentary, TREMBLING BEFORE GOD, Sandi DuBowski has created a film where through Amichai's journey, he asks the questions we all must face, regardless of our faith, Who we are. and who we will be. As SABBATH QUEEN gets ready to open in Los Angeles following a successful run in New York— The NY Times Critics Pick, rave reviews, sold out shows— and in advance of its roll out to arthouses across the country, we welcome filmmaker Sandi DuBowski INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE for a conversation about his critically acclaimed film, and the role that it can play in healing a divided world.

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