Due to YouTube's too restrictive copyrights policy, this is only an amputated version of this episode. For better and original version of this video please go to LBRY.TV: https://lbry.tv/@FilmMagistery:c/Holy...Holy Motors is not a work that w

Film Magistery #10: Space Office/The Suppression

Nov 6th, 2019 9m 40s

Space Office was released in 1999, and it has inspired digital content creators worldwide, especially in the world of memes. Although the film isn't a masterpiece by any standard, it is picked up as a work that carries a satirized yet important

Film Magistery #9: The Remains of the Day/Regrets

Apr 30th, 2019 16m 39s

- "When did you last see the world, Mr. Stevens?" James Ivory's The Remains of the Day (1993) is, besides being a masterfully crafted drama, a great example of how people can fall into a pitfall of not doing something that will have a cons

Film Magistery #8: The Mirror/Tarkovsky’s Time Sculpting

Jun 28th, 2017 20m 55s

Tarkovsky's The Mirror is undoubtedly one of the true masterpieces in the magical world of cinema. In this episode Dino talks about Tarkovsky and his concept of the so-called Time Sculpting, which is here explored in his seminal work "The Mirro

Film Magistery #7: 12 Years A Slave/A Man in Chains

Apr 20th, 2017 17m 1s

In the seventh episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about slavery throughout history. The Code of Hammurabi is mentioned, and so is the slavery in Africa, Europe and the United States. And do we have slavery in modern times, here in 2017?The

Film Magistery #6: Burn After Reading/Age of Bullsh*t

Mar 1st, 2017 14m 45s

In the sixth episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about the abundance of bullshit today around us and Coens' underrated film 'Burn After Reading' (2008), a tongue-in-cheek spy film about some people who know nothing, but pretend to know a lot.

Film Magistery #5: The Fountain/Eternal Love

Jan 31st, 2017 13m 9s

In the fifth episode of Film Magistery the subject is eternal love (and human existence). As the reference is used Darren Aronofsky's beautifully shot and edited film The Fountain (2006) with excellent performances by Rachel Weisz and Hugh Jack

Film Magistery #4: The Lives of Others/Surveillance

Dec 16th, 2016 18m 47s

In the fourth episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about surveillance and how the society is subdued the heavy tracking from many different sides. As the reference to the theme the German film The Lives of Others (von Donnersmarck, 2006) is cho

Film Magistery #3: Bob Roberts/Donald Trump & A Post-Factual Society

1 1 Nov 27th, 2016 19m 49s

In the third episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about Tim Robbins' Bob Roberts (1992), a satirical mockumentary about a young right-wing conservative folk-singer who runs for the US Senate. The film's political theme is compared to the curren

Film Magistery #2: El Sur/Our Childhoods’ Memories of Our Fathers

Nov 10th, 2016 14m 19s

In the second episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about Erice's The South (El Sur, 1983), a great film about a young girl and her relationship to her mysterious father. He also puts it into the perspective of his own childhood and his percepti

Film Magistery #1: Night and Fog/Genocide

Oct 31st, 2016 15m 20s

Film Magistery, my film/history podcast is on air!So, what is it about? Film Magistery is a podcast about films and history... but mostly about films. This show wants to explore the films that belong to deeper cinematic experience by talking

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