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Cineversary celebrates a milestone anniversary of a cinematic classic. Every month, we wish a happy birthday to a different film currently observing a joyous jubilee--everything from a 20th to a 100th anniversary.
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#98 A Streetcar Named Desire 75th anniversary with Michael Phillips (opens the original)
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In Cineversary podcast episode #98, host Erik J. Martin salutes A Streetcar Named Desire on its 75th anniversary. Co-conductor on this streetcar journey is film critic Michael Phillips , host of his all-new podcast The Movie Racket . Together, they examine Elia Kazan’s savvy directing choices, Marlon Brando’s scene-stealing performance, why this movie continues to resonate, and much more. Learn more about the Cineversary podcast at www.cineversary.com and email show comments or suggestions to c
#97 Blue Velvet 40th anniversary with Brian Eggert (opens the original)
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In Cineversary podcast episode #97, host Erik J. Martin honors the 40th anniversary of Blue Velvet, directed by David Lynch. He’s joined this month by Deep Focus Review author Brian Eggert , named the 2024 Critic of the Year by the Independent Film Critics of America. Together, they explore what makes Blue Velvet so potent four decades later, its impressive Lynchian touches, what we can learn from the film today, and much, much more. Learn more about the Cineversary podcast at www.cineversary.
#96 Swing Time 90th anniversary with Brian Seibert and George Stevens Jr. (opens the original)
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In Cineversary podcast episode #96, host Erik J. Martin commemorates the 90th anniversary of Swing Time, directed by George Stevens. Joining him on the dance floor is Brian Seibert , a renowned dance critic for The New York Times and author of the book What the Eye Hears: A History of Tap Dancing ; and George Stevens Jr. , son of the Swing Time director and founder of the American Film Institute. Together, they’ll examine why Swing Time is a cut above in the fancy footwork department, what ele
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