Federico Fellini – The Dreamer of the Screen
Hello and welcome back to Film making giants who changed how we see the world. We have traveled with masters who tightened film’s grammar until it could carry history and with poets who slowed…
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Modern Cinema
Episodes on filmmakers including Welles, Kurosawa, Ozu, Bergman, Fellini, Godard, Bresson, Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Buñuel, and Stone explore major forms of modern cinema.
Robert Bresson – The Ascetic of Cinema
Hello and welcome back to Film making giants who changed how we see the world. If Bergman taught us to enlarge the face until it reveals a soul, Robert Bresson taught us to remove…
Ingmar Bergman – The Cinema of the Soul
Hello and welcome back to Film making giants who changed how we see the world. We have walked through suspense that calibrates your nerves and storms that carve meaning into landscape; now we step…
Yasujiro Ozu – The Poet of Everyday Life
Hello and welcome back to Film making giants who changed how we see the world. We have traveled through rooms that breathe, corridors that accuse, storms that teach courage, and edits that think; now…
Akira Kurosawa – The Bridge Between East and West
Hello and welcome back to Film making giants who changed how we see the world. If Hitchcock perfected the art of arranging our fear, Akira Kurosawa perfected the art of arranging motion—wind through grass,…
Orson Welles – The Rebel Who Changed Cinema
Hello and welcome back to Film making Giants. If Jean Renoir taught us to keep rooms open to their surprises, Orson Welles taught us how to fill those rooms with time—past folded into present,…
Alfred Hitchcock: Suspense
Hello and welcome back to Film making giants who changed how we see the world. If Jean Renoir taught the camera to listen and Orson Welles taught it to fold time, Alfred Hitchcock taught…
Jean Renoir – The Humanist of the Screen
Hello and welcome back to Film making Giants. We ended our first block with a camera that learned to breathe; today we meet the director who taught it to listen. If Griffith gave narrative…