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Welcome to Cinema Dates, the dating reality show that brings together two cinema-loving singles on an old-school blind date to the movies. Join iconic comedian Michael Spicer, as he follows the two expertly matched singles and reacts to juicy moments that unfold. Expect to hear the pre-date nerves, some intense flirting, blockbuster-worthy end-of-date verdicts, and their reviews of the latest Sky Cinema releases. Will it be awkward elbow touches as they go for the popcorn, or kisses on the back row? Listen to find out…Cinema Dates is Sky Cinema’s first original podcast, produced by Listen....

Cinema, My Child, and Me is a podcast initiated by Breakfast@Cinema to help parents and teachers build a personal catalogue of family-friendly films, for everyone at home or in a classroom to enjoy together. Shared experiences lead to uninhibited conversations and a healthy exchange of ideas. Breakfast@Cinema has been working in the areas of education of cinema and education through cinema since 2014. They take pleasure in interacting with participants of all age groups and working across sectors, cultures, and geographies.

VIDEO PODCAST AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY & YOUTUBE - Married comedian couple Tanjareen and CT answer your questions LIVE as they discuss marriage, dating, and crazy relationship memes...from their own "monogam-ish" point of view. And since it's live, you also get all their bloopers, arguments, and surprises in real time. Plus there is an opportunity for live viewers to join the hosts on-camera for relationship questions and dating advice. Hosted by: Tanjareen Thomas and Clayton Thomas #TanjareenAndCT Live Wed. on YouTube & FB at 4pmPT /5pmMT /6pmCT /7pmET /1amEUR next day Eps 1-21 are FB vids

Patac c'est le bruit de la castagne en occitan. Si on va à la castagne, Au patac, c'est pour défendre un cinéma indépendant, local, vertueux et ambitieux. On désire plus que tout se faire rêver et on est ici pour en parler. Cinéma pirate, car le cinéma se fuit lui-même, il est sauvage, jeune et généreux, c'est en ces termes que nous l'abordons. Labo radio, car on vient déranger les ondes à coups de grands rires et de petits cris, on veut mettre du son à toutes les sauces, voir jusqu'où on peut faire entendre notre pari : le cinéma est beau quand il est libre. L'équipe du ...

We revisit the movies that were too scandalous in our youth. Did they deserve all the hype? Join us as we dive deep into Forbidden Cinema.

Join the Forbidden Cinema crew as we watch along with the fantastic new show, Minx.

The Seat Down is a conversation about the life and work of Africa's outstanding content creators. The conversation with each creator occurs and is published simultaneously in two parts; The first part "the podcast" covers their life and how that has influenced their work while the second part "the video" is an in-depth study of their craft using some of their published work as a reference. The show is hosted by Mark Wambui who is also a content creator from Nairobi, Kenya and the Founder of Re-tuning Cinema in Africa | RECA.

Susie Bright uncovers the intimate side to pornography, in these candid talks with famous stars, producers, directors, and retailers. Susie's interviews get to the heart of what it's like to have sex in front of the camera, the surprising details of how porn movies are made and marketed, and what Hollywood learned from "Deep Throat."

On this week's In Bed, Susie talks to silent-movie guru Laura Horak, who critiqued hundreds of women actors cross-dressing in the golden age - and came to surprising conclusions and about what it means to gender-savvy audiences today. Then, it's "New on Audible". Memphis Noir, is a wet, dirty, and sexy exploration of crime and class in the Mississippi Delta.

Susie was recently asked to comment on Bound, one of the hottest lesbian movies ever. People are wondering if the new film Carol holds up to that same high standard. Susie goes into detail about what makes lesbian sex scenes come alive on screen. And although Carol is gorgeous and suspenseful, it gets the sex all wrong. Susie gives us background on the author Patricia Highsmith, whose book The Price of Salt was the inspiration for the movie.