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Join filmmakers Ryan and Mike as we talk our way through some of our most beloved, and most confused, cinematic experiences. CineMatics is a podcast that dives in to facets of screenwriting, direction, production design, and editing through relaxed and open conversation, produced by Dark Sails Films.
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This week we look back on a film that became a vehicle to bring together two titans of the acting world, Michael Mann's "Heat" (1995)
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This week on CineMatics, Ryan and Mike head across the ocean to check out Yeon Sang-ho's 2016 film "Train to Busan", a powerfully character driven that enraptured a global audience.
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This month for our Canadian Cinema Series, Ryan and Mike take a look at a pivotal landmark in the career of Canada's own father of body horror, David Cronenberg. "Dead Ringers" (1988) is a film that is sure to catch you off guard, whether you're a die-hard Cronenberg fan, or checking out his work for the first time.
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This week, Ryan and Mike jump back 80 years to talk about a movie made in a world and for audiences that surprisingly similar to our own. Preston Sturges' "Sullivan's Travels" (1941) isn't talked about much these days, despite it's titanic influence on filmmakers like the Coen brothers, and you might find its message is one you need to hear right now.
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Ryan and Mike talk some story structure and Christopher Nolan's second feature film, "Memento" (2000). This film is groundbreaking in its unique approach to story structure, as well as the techniques used to plant the audience in our protagonist's subjective head space.
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Ryan and Mike continue with themes from the last two episodes, and dig in to Alfonso Cuaron's "Children of Men" (2006). On top of the film's discussion about immigration, they explore the film's masterful of use of long takes and beautiful lighting, as well as the meticulously thought out set decoration.
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We're back to the Canadian Cinema Series with Incendies (2010), a film directed by one of the more commercially successful Canadian directors working today, Denis Villeneuve.
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This week we look back on an important piece of cinematic, storytelling history, Neill Blomkamp's 2006 film "District 9". Amongst discussion about the documentary style and careful attention to detail in every aspect of the film, Ryan and Mike explore some the important thematic discussions around immigration, race, and power.
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Hot off the heels of our talk about "Snatch", Ryan and Mike dive in to "In Bruges" (2008), a film that follows two contract killers hiding out in Bruges as the sins of their past come to collect.
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We take a look at Guy Ritchie's second film, a young boy's imagining of the life of a gangster, "Snatch" (2000).
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We dive in to a classic this week, exploring the dark yet hopeful narrative that is Frank Darabont's The Shawshank Redemption (1994).
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Ryan and Mike kick off the first of a new series of episodes exploring Canadian made cinema, with episodes in the series releasing the third week of every month. This week, we take a look at an iconic film and filmmaker, Atom Egoyan's The Sweet Hereafter (1997).
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In the first episode of the new season of CineMatics, Ryan welcomes new co-host Mike Martell to the show as we dive in to the masterpiece that is Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.
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After an unexpected break, CineMatics is back with some news and a new show. Whether you are new to the show, or you've been with us since the beginning, we wanted to reach out with a more personal episode and some information before the first episode of the new season releases this coming Friday.
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Nearing the end of our series on video game adaptations, Ryan and Pauly take a trip to Silent Hill (2006), an adaptation that, for the most part, gets it right.
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This week on CineMatics, Ryan and Pauly dive into the herculean work of Tron (1982), a film that only exists through sheer force of will.
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Ryan and Pauly dive into the much maligned in an attempt to break in down in an unbiased way.
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Ryan and Pauly kick off a run of conversations about video game adaptations to film with Andrej Bartkowiak's Doom (2005).
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Ryan and Pauly take a step back in time to talk about the first Terminator film, a personal favourite of Pauly's. We dive into the film's technical achievements, overall story and character work, with a bit of historical context. Don't forget to give us a review or rating, it really helps the show grow. Thanks for listening.
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Today on CineMatics, Ryan and Pauly begin their first foray into the world of Dune by looking at David Lynch's 1984 adaptation. Some conversation tends towards the contents of the book, but anything more than a discussion about this film is being held for a follow-up episode pending the upcoming release of the new, Denis Villeneuve adaptation.
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