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In this episode, IC directors Doug Weatherford, Marie-Laure Oscarson, and Marc Olivier discuss favorite moments from the Fall 2021 IC season and look ahead to Winter 2022.
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In this episode, From the Booth producer Devin Glenn speaks with Founder and Owner of Research-China.org, Bryan Stuy, about Wang Nanfu and Zhang Jialing’s One Child Nation and his role within the documentary. They discuss the issue of gender inequality within China, explore its codified manifestations, and delve into how these, in turn, impact the process of adoption from China and greatly complicate searching for birth families in China.
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Co-Director Doug Weatherford and Professor Greg Stallings discus famous film director Luis Buñuel.
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This podcast focuses on Undine (Christian Petzold, 2020). Professor Rob McFarland talks about the way layers of historical memory are embedded within our built environments. He related the folktale at the origin of the story in this film, so if you are not familiar with the film you may want to have the full surprise and watch Undine before you listen to the podcast.
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Join Co-Director Marc Olivier and Dr. Orquidea Morales discuss the history of La Llorona.
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In this podcast, IC co-director Marc Yamada talks about Yasujiro Ozu’s Good Morning (1959), the place of this film in the filmmaker’s work and in Japanese society.
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IC co-director Doug Weatherford talks about the series “Indigenous Voices of the Americas,” the increased number of Indigenous films about Indigenous people and by Indigenous filmmakers, the many languages represented in these films and their place within the filmic and cultural traditions of their respective countries.
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The films at IC this week fit the theme of the Gift and Burden of Years. In our podcast, Professor Corinna Tanner, from the BYU College of Nursing, adresses issues related to aging and caregiving. Professor Tanner’s expertise will give you some additional context to think about the films for this week.
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Co-Director Marc Yamada and Former Co-Director Chip Oscarson Discuss the history of silent films and The Artist as well as The Phantom Carriage.
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This week Co-director Doug Weatherford and Cory Leonard, the Associate Director of the BYU Kennedy Center and an expert in the fields of diplomacy and international affairs. discuss the themes in one of this weeks films Quo Vadis, Aida?