Cinema60 is a podcast all about the films of the 1960s. Join Bart D'Alauro and Jenna Ipcar as they uncover under-seen cinematic treasures, re-evaluate timeless classics, and judge both the quality and entertainment value for modern audiences, half a century later. Supplemental material found at: www.cinema-60.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchCinema60 is a podcast all about the films of the 1960s. Join Bart D'Alauro and Jenna Ipcar as they uncover under-seen cinematic treasures, re-evaluate timeless classics, and judge both the quality and entertainment value for modern audiences, half a century later.
Recent episodes include "Ep# 91 - Biker Films of 1969" (30 January 2025, 81 minutes), "Ep #90 - Russ Meyer in the 60s" (7 January 2025, 95 minutes), and "Ep #89 - Dirty Dozen Rip-Offs in the 60s" (17 December 2024, 101 minutes).
Cinema60 publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 90 minutes across 91 episodes.
Booking probability for Cinema60 is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cinema60 requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cinema60's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #91
<p >Kick start your engines! Throw on that cutoff jean jacket vest with the pro-fascist pins ‘n’ patches! Respect nobody and nothing - society’s rules least of all! That’s right, it’s time to hit the highway and live...
Episode #90
<p >One a basic level, ‘60s cinema is the story of the complete breakdown of censorship rules about what could and could not be shown on American theater screens. Hollywood’s Production Code was already falling apart in...
Episode #89
<p >The impact of The Dirty Dozen on the decade cannot be overstated – here was a big-budget, Hollywood star-powered blockbuster, about a popular topic, that simply didn’t hold back. Toss on the fact that there was no...
Episode #88
<p>Cinema60 is back with a ghost guest in order to highlight some notable opinions on film. Dwight Macdonald, a celebrity film critic of the ‘50s and ‘60s who is now more remembered as a cultural critic and political...
Episode #87
<p>For the first half of the 1960s, Akira Kurosawa was arguably at the peak of his career, making masterpiece after masterpiece at a rate that was sure to surpass the heights of his ‘50s glories. But then, after making...
Episode #86
<p>Bart and Jenna want to tell you what their favorites films from 1962 are, but the catch is that the films can only be selected from films covered on Cinema60 so far! But first, they’re going to talk about six films...
Episode #85
<p>Following in the tradition of our episodes on Ukraine and Egypt, where we tried to find our way into national cinemas that are virtually inaccessible in the West (not to mention our other single-nation episodes on...
Episode #84
<p >What-ho, Cinema60 fans! Six seasons we hath returned, recorded, and bearing our newfangled episodes. In this, our triumphant premiere we speaketh, perchance to wax lyrical, about the works of The Bard – on this...
Episode #83
<p >When A Hard Days Night exploded onto the scene in 1964, its charm and success was simply ripe for some good ol’ fashioned bootlegging. What followed was half a decade of wannabe music movies – specifically, movies...
Episode #82
<p >In a follow up to the Ukrainian National Cinema episode, Cinema60 finally addresses the beautiful, surreal and unfairly banned films of Sergei Parajanov and Yuri Ilyenko – two figures that are essential to the story...
Episode #81
<p >In 1966, somewhere along the United States-Mexico border, a man wearing a tattered Union uniform drags a coffin across the desert… and into the hearts of the Italian moviegoing public. What was it about this mix of...
Episode #80
<p >Bart and Jenna want to tell you what their favorites films from 1961 are, but the catch is that the films can only be selected from films covered on Cinema60 so far! But first, they’re going to talk about six films...
Episode #79
<p >Once again, Cinema60 communes with the dead in order to highlight some notable opinions on film. Tonight’s ghost guest is Susan Sontag and her seminal Sight and Sound review on Ingmar Bergman’s Persona. Known...
Episode #78
<p >Here at Cinema60 we’ve embraced the endless task of putting a pin in the entirety of Sixties cinema. However, one area where we have been remiss in our duties is documentaries – a genre that truly came into its own...
Episode #77
<p >Bart and Jenna are rarely afraid to dive headfirst into uncharted areas of cinema, but certain movies are just too important for them to toss around in their usual subjective way. Gillo Pontecorvo’s The Battle of...
Episode #76
<p >In the immortal words of Betty Rizzo: “Watch it, hey, I’m Doris Day – I was not brought up that way!” While teen stars could always be counted on to keep their pants on in the dying days of Old Hollywood comedy...
Episode #75
<p >In the year 1960, Federico Fellini premiered La Dolce Vita and changed cinema forever. That sounds like hyperbole but it’s really just fact; it was the film that not only spawned a thousand knock-offs, both...
Episode #74
<p >After Godzilla leapt to the big screen in 1954, he quickly became Japan’s most recognizable pop culture expression of lasting trauma and remorse over the nuclear end of their involvement in WWII. In the 1960s...
Episode #73
<p >Having already gotten to the end of the decade while playing Kiss Marry Kill, it was time for a change. Welcome to Top Ten, where Bart and Jenna each choose three movies – one they think they’ll love, one they know...
Episode #72
<p >The legendary Harry Alan Towers: independent film producer, part-time pimp and full-time opportunist. Britain’s answer to Roger Corman, Towers started off the 60s believing that your brain is the most powerful...
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