John Riley, James DeCarteret & Mark Stafford conclude the second week of discussion and preview of the films they’ve seen at this year’s London Film Festival, tonight focussing on two films showing in the documentary (non) strand of the LFF – Marcela and Zoo…
Originally broadcast 26/10/07 on Resonance FM (mp3 format, 37.4mb)
Entries from October 2007
I’m ready for my close-up: The 51st London Film Festival – reviews part 4
October 30th, 2007 · No Comments
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Panel Borders: Comics gossip and Flying friars part 2
October 30th, 2007 · No Comments
The second half of Alex and Duncan’s hour long interview with Rich Johnston about Lying in the gutters and controversy in comics is available to download now…
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I’m ready for my podcast: Asif Kapadia’s Far North
October 30th, 2007 · No Comments
To compliment the live review shows that take up I’m ready for my close-up during this year’s London Film Festival, we have the second in a short series of exclusive podcasts featuring interviews with filmmakers and programmers involved in this year’s LFF. Following last week’s look at short films, Virginie Selavy interviews Asif Kapadia, director [...]
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Panel Borders: Comics gossip & Flying friars part 1
October 29th, 2007 · No Comments
The first half of Alex Fitch and Duncan Nott’s interview with infamous comics gossip columnist Rich Johnston about writing Lying in the Gutters for over a decade, being murdered in an (illustrated comic book) episode of CSI and writing a graphic novel about a 17th century monk whose life is strangely similar to a certain [...]
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Sunday Play : Blood Electric
October 29th, 2007 · No Comments
A Radio horspil with cyberpunktext, manipulated voice and digital software.
imagine from the scene, where the android at the end of “the possibility of an island” (Houellebeque) sat down on the beach and stared into oblivion with several decades to spare in solitude and calm bliss…. somehow evolution went on from there and small loosely scattered [...]
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Sunday Play : Safe Haven
October 29th, 2007 · 6 Comments
Safe Haven is a pitch black comedy set in Bosnia immediately after the war.
Sarajevo, November 1995. A cease-fire just about holds while the politicians carve up the country in Dayton, Ohio. Captain James Mole, the UN’s head of intelligence (unofficial and deniable) is the virtuoso of vice who made it happen on the ground. [...]
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Sunday Play: Eloise My Dolly
October 29th, 2007 · No Comments
This is a recording of the play “Eloise My Dolly” by Ergo Phizmiz. It’s a radiophonic music-concrete operetta, about one man and his life-size mechanical doll. It was recorded during the latest Audiotoop last sunday the 4th of march.
Ergo Phizmiz was invited to produce a radioplay for the radioplayseries Audiotoop initiated by artspace Extrapool [...]
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Marvin Suicide : 136 – Choo choo
October 29th, 2007 · No Comments
This is the latest instalment of marvin suicide.
These are the tracklistings for it:
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Clear Spot: Fifteen years of Professor Bernice Summerfield part 2
October 29th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Alex Fitch continues his investigation of the best science fiction heroine most people have never heard (of) – Professor Bernice Summerfield, Benny to her friends.
Starting off as a Doctor Who companion in the novels published after the original TV series was cancelled in 1989, Benny has since appeared in over a hundred books and 40 [...]
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I’m ready for my close-up: The 51st London Film Festival – reviews part 3
October 26th, 2007 · No Comments
John Riley, James DeCarteret & Tom Geens begin the second week of discussion and preview of the films they’ve seen at this year’s London Film Festival, tonight focussing on two films showing in the avant-garde strand of the LFF – Seven easy pieces and Milky way… More info at archive.org
Originally broadcast 25/10/07 on Resonance FM [...]
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