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Zurich Film Festival 2021
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The leaves are yellowing and always seems like it’s about to rain; that can mean only one thing: fall is here and with it the Zurich Film Festival. As the film lovers that we are, we could of course not bypass this opportunity. We went to see all the films, or at least a great portion of them, or you know the ones that sounded interesting and were on when we didn’t have anything else on. Now, we’re here to discuss some of the most interesting movies we’ve seen, so you know what to watch in cinemas in a few months or a few years time. As is tradition, I am joined by three guests for this episode: Mansi Tiwari, Astrit Abazi and Alan Mattli. The films we are discussing are: THE MAN WHO SOLD HIS SKIN by Kaouther Ben Hania (4:21) MONA LISA AND THE BLOOD MOON by Ana Lily Amirpour (16:55) RED ROCKET by Sean Baker (25:28) PLEASURE by Ninja Thyberg(33:16) Join the discussion on social media @oneforyoupod or write an email to oneforyoupod@gmail.com
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93 episoder
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The leaves are yellowing and always seems like it’s about to rain; that can mean only one thing: fall is here and with it the Zurich Film Festival. As the film lovers that we are, we could of course not bypass this opportunity. We went to see all the films, or at least a great portion of them, or you know the ones that sounded interesting and were on when we didn’t have anything else on. Now, we’re here to discuss some of the most interesting movies we’ve seen, so you know what to watch in cinemas in a few months or a few years time. As is tradition, I am joined by three guests for this episode: Mansi Tiwari, Astrit Abazi and Alan Mattli. The films we are discussing are: THE MAN WHO SOLD HIS SKIN by Kaouther Ben Hania (4:21) MONA LISA AND THE BLOOD MOON by Ana Lily Amirpour (16:55) RED ROCKET by Sean Baker (25:28) PLEASURE by Ninja Thyberg(33:16) Join the discussion on social media @oneforyoupod or write an email to oneforyoupod@gmail.com
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