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CINE-REAL PODCAST

Liam Saint-Pierre

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CINÉ-REAL is the only film club in the UK to exclusively play films in 16mm format and was founded by Oscar long-listed Director Liam Saint-Pierre and Projectionist, Ümit Mesut, of Ümit & Son (London). On this monthly podcast they'll discuss that months choice of classic film from Umit's cine shop in the heart of London's East End. Each episode includes guests, such as cinematographers, directors, writers, producers, critics, film theorists, biographers and many more experts from the film wo ...
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Hey, Retriever!

Jon Michael Ryan

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Hey, Retriever! showcases the diverse journeys of those who make a living in commercials, film and photography. Each episode is a peek inside someone's life's work, offering personal stories, hard-won insights and truth about navigating the highs and lows of our field. Learn from established pros and rising stars about what their paths have been and what yours might be. One thing's for sure, it's uniquely yours to script.
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Welcome to The Deep Dive, the podcast that unpacks the latest in consumer tech with depth, clarity, and zero fluff. Hosted by the team at TheTechReview.net, each episode goes beyond the headlines to explore the gadgets, innovations, and trends shaping the future of technology. From hands-on reviews and expert interviews to bold predictions and industry insights, The Deep Dive is your front-row seat to what’s next in tech. 🎧 Subscribe and join us weekly as we peel back the layers of the digit ...
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The Deep Dive Podcast: Sony FE 16mm f/1.8 G Lens Review Get ready for a super-wide perspective on the latest episode of The Deep Dive Podcast! This week, the team from TheTechReview.net takes a comprehensive look at the highly anticipated Sony FE 16mm f/1.8 G lens. Join us as we dive deep into its performance, image quality, autofocus capabilities,…
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DN first had the pleasure of speaking to filmmaker Athina Rachel Tsangari back in 2011, following the SXSW screening of Attenberg, a film which cemented her position as a linchpin of the Greek New Wave. A couple weeks ago, ahead of its UK cinema release, we sat down together once again to discuss her latest feature Harvest, an adaptation of Jim Cra…
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Honda has officially entered the mainstream EV arena, and we’re taking a deep dive into its first all-electric SUV: the 2025 Honda Prologue. In this episode, we explore what makes this vehicle a significant player in the rapidly expanding market. We'll break down the Prologue's design philosophy, its spacious and modern interior, and the crucial sp…
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We recently sat down with Anna Smith – broadcaster, film critic and co-founder of the Girls on Film podcast and awards. Known for her feminist film criticism and advocacy, Anna has spent her career carving out space for women’s voices. In our interview, we cover the breadth of her career and the shifting dynamics of modern film criticism. [Watch/Re…
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In this episode of Hey Retriever, we chatted with Jordan Watson, aka Ace, a content producer, creator and storyteller. Jordan shares his journey of growing up in Louisiana, diving into his creative process, the impact of his dance background, and his unique approach to creating engaging short-form videos for brands like Meta, Bose and some of the c…
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Sigma BF: The Minimalist Marvel (or Maverick?) Get ready to ditch the dials and embrace the touchscreen! In this episode, we're diving deep into the Sigma BF camera, a device that's anything but ordinary. We'll explore its unconventional minimalist design and incredibly streamlined user experience, breaking down what makes this camera tick. We're t…
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A semi-autobiographical confession and sarcastic apology from the director, Bob Fosse. "All that Jazz" intensely recollects the insanity of a unique genius. An intoxicating journey of a man so carelessly lost in his craft whilst maintaining his signature charismatic facade. We both saw this movie for the first time at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana,…
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In this episode, we dive deep into the Oura Ring 4, the sleek and subtle health tracker that’s redefining wearable wellness tech. From advanced sleep analysis and activity tracking to its signature Readiness Score, we explore how this tiny ring delivers big on continuous health insights. We break down its new features like blood oxygen (SpO2) monit…
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Escape the noise and dive deep into your audio with the Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones. We explore how these premium headphones deliver industry-leading active noise cancellation, silencing the chaos of your commute, the distractions of the office, and the rumble of travel. Experience immersive spatial audio and long-lasting battery life. We br…
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Dive into the world of cutting-edge mobile technology with TheTechReview.net! This episode highlights their comprehensive reviews of the latest smartphones. First, they dissect the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, exploring its sleek design, improved displays, and powerhouse performance in the foldable market. Then, they take a close look at the Google Pix…
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In this episode, we dive into a head-to-head comparison of three top-tier robot vacuum and mop combos: the iRobot Roomba Combo j9+, the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra, and the Eufy X10 Pro Omni. We break down their specs, standout features, pricing, and performance to help you decide which model fits your home best. From powerful suction and advanced moppin…
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In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking ASUS Zenbook Duo—a laptop that’s changing the game for mobile productivity. With dual 14-inch 3K OLED touchscreens and a detachable Bluetooth keyboard, it effortlessly transforms from a standard laptop into a powerful dual-display workstation. We break down its performance, powered by the Intel Core Ul…
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In this episode, we dive into a head-to-head comparison of two powerhouse tablets: the Apple 13-inch iPad Pro (M4) and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. We break down their specs—covering everything from display tech and processor performance to RAM, storage (including the Tab’s microSD expandability), and more. You’ll get insights into how their o…
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In this episode of The Deep Dive, we explore everything you need to know about the brand-new Microsoft Surface Laptop 7. From its game-changing Snapdragon X Elite processor to its ultra-slim, fanless design, we’re breaking down what makes this Surface generation a major leap forward. We’ll cover: Performance benchmarks and real-world use Battery li…
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A comprehensive review of the Canon PowerShot V1, a compact camera primarily designed for content creators such as vloggers and live streamers. It details the camera's key specifications, including its sensor, lens, and various video and connectivity features. The review highlights the camera's strengths as a video powerhouse, praising its 4K recor…
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This week we’re bringing you Nimi’s interview with writer/director Rohan Parashuram Kanawade, whose debut feature Cactus Pears – a tender, life-affirming portrait of grief and queer love unfolding in a rural Indian village – won Sundance’s World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic back in January, the first indian film to ever do so, and a couple of …
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Last Monday saw the British TV Broadcaster Channel 4 release Beth – a project billed as its first ever digital original drama, which was not only broadcast traditionally on linear TV as well as on Channel 4 Streaming, but also arrived for audiences first on Channel 4’s YouTube. Ahead of that, DN friend Nimi Raja sat down with Beth writer/director U…
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In this episode we’re joined by Daisy-May Hudson whom we last spoke to as part of our London Film Festival coverage alongside co-director Sophie Compton for their feature documentary Holloway. Today, Daisy-May returns as the writer-director of feature drama Lollipop, which stars a captivating Posy Sterling as a young woman newly released from priso…
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This week we’re discussing Netflix’s hit new series, Forever. Adapted from a Judy Blume novel, the show features two high-schoolers in Los Angeles navigating first love and intimacy amid social and parental pressures. We also cover box office news, exciting new trailers and anticipated release dates announcements. Check it out.…
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Back in October, we headed to the Bolton Film Festival (a favourite, regular stop for us on the UK film festival circuit) to sit on the jury as one of the partners for the inaugural Slick Films Fund live pitch event. Of the five Filmmakers pitching their projects in the hopes of walking away with the £10K Grand Prize, it was Bradford-based filmmake…
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On this week’s episode, multifaceted creator Becca Scott - actor, host, gamer, and co-founder of Good Time Society - joins us on the Hey, Retriever! Podcast. The conversation delves into Becca's experiences with the tabletop gaming community, hosting on Geek and Sundry, working with Dropout TV, and her involvement in Magic: The Gathering. Becca als…
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This week we’re discussing the box office hit Sinners, written and directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. Sinners follows twin brothers as they return to Mississippi to start their lives again when they’re greeted by a greater evil. We also cover major industry and box office news.
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Self-funded with a minuscule budget of just £150,000 and shot on 16mm in Laos with non-actors and a skeleton crew who had to contend with snakes, poisoned well water and a mid-production camera break down due to the heat, writer/director Joshua Trigg’s feature debut Satu – Year of the Rabbit is pretty much the epitome of independent filmmaking. Wit…
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This episode marks the last of our Oscar winning short film director interviews and features Sarah chat with Molly O’Brien, who joined DN a couple weeks before the Academy Awards to take us inside her move from producer to director for her Netflix acquired documentary short The Only Girl in the Orchestra, which follows the trailblazing career of mu…
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How did a silent, father-daughter animation crafted over six and a half years in Iran defy odds to win an Oscar? We bring you the second part in our series of interviews with this year’s Academy Award winning short film directors as we speak to Shirin Sohani & Hossein Molayemi, the filmmakers behind In the Shadow of the Cypress who reveal the creat…
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A film which has been on the Directors Notes radar since we caught it at the London Film Festival last October, Sarah speaks to Sandhya Suri, writer/director of the BAFTA nominated/British Independent Film Awards winning crime thriller Santosh, about feeling compelled to step out of her documentary background for this gripping feature exploring the…
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What happens when 3 DP's get together? On this episode of the Hey, Retriever! podcast, Jon and Noah nerd out with Nkosi Roma, Film cinematographer. They discuss the nuances of shooting on film vs. digital, the importance of intentionality and preparation in filmmaking, and the unique learning curve that comes along with this medium. Listen Now! Abo…
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A film for all the misfits who have also misplaced their instruction manuals for life and a filmmaker who first appeared on the Directors Notes pocast back in 2012 with his short film at the time, we sit down for an interview with DN alum Karan Kandhari, writer/director of possibly the strangest film you’ll see this year ‘Sister Midnight’, to chat …
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