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Hosted by Jonathan Ytreberg · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 258 episodes
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A discussion of all the films nominated for Oscars, starting in 1929, plus interviews with filmmakers and authors writing about the film industry.
Jonathan Ytreberg hosts The Oscar Project Podcast, a tv show with 258 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Deborah Lee Smith and Brian Leahy, producer, star, writer, and director of the short film "Glitterbomb," which follows a woman through a harrowing situation while she trie
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film The Public Enemy . I'm joined by Gareth Bradwick from the Popped newsletter and we talk about an unexpected level of crime and violence in the film,
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Kate Radcliffe and Sophie King, writer and director of the short film "Still Life," which tells the story of a couple dealing with the loss of a baby and all the daily rem
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film Skippy . I'm joined Jonathan Hammond, film director and previous guest on the podcast and we talk about the deep trauma that resulted from watching
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Matt Kennard, director of the short film "Before You Go," which tells the story of a young man who visits a loved one in the hospital to say his final goodbyes. Listen to
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film The Front Page . I'm joined by Matthew Carlson from the What Am I Making newsletter and we talk about the level of effectiveness of the film's humor
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Johnny Russell, director of the short film "A Scent." The film is based on a real person who claimed to have the ability to smell patients with a certain disease. Listen t
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film East Lynne . I'm joined by Lewis Beer from the Slow Movie Pictures newsletter and we talk about some drastic changes the film made from the source m
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Kat Butterfield and Daniel Audritt, directors of the short film “Life Goes On,” a darkly humorous take on a man in hospice who is forced to relive the same day over and ov
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film Tabu: A Story of the South Seas . I'm joined by James Kreul from the Moving Image Madison newsletter and we talk about how the film's pacing suffers
Send us Fan Mail With today's episode, The Oscar Project has official hit a huge milestone, 250 episodes! That includes over 100 interviews with authors, filmmakers, and more as well as over 80 episodes focusing on speci
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Ingrid Runde Saxegaard, director of the short film “Sandy Fannies,” a deeply personal film about the conversations we often don't have with those we love the most. Listen
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film Cimarron . I'm joined by Kevin Pettit from the See You At the Movies newsletter and we talk about the unbelievable scale of the world created for th
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Ran Jing, director of the short film “Imprint,” a look at how topics like immigration, class, and advancing technology can all be intertwined. Listen to hear about the gen
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Misha Calvert, director of the short film “Fault,” an exploration of buried trauma that threatens the career of a star tennis player on the eve of the U.S. Open. Listen to
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film Little Caesar . I'm joined by Charlotte Simmons from The Treatment newsletter and we talk about the array of differences between the novel and the f
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Guy Trevellyan, director of the short film “Plastic Surgery,” a unique take on the body horror genre mixed with awareness of a crisis with global impact. Listen to hear ab
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1931 film The Criminal Code . I'm joined by Murray Mintz from the CineVibeZ Fanzine newsletter and we talk about what it means to stick to the criminal code,
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode, I interview Wesley Wang, director of the short film “Violet and Marlowe Rob a Bank,” a frenetic animated short set to a new song "Feel It All Again" by adore. Listen to hear about the
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is my conversation about the 1930 film The Royal Family of Broadway and I'm joined by Rebecca Deniston who writes the Taking Up More Room newsletter, and we talk about the distinct lack o
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The Oscar Project Podcast is hosted by Jonathan Ytreberg. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 258 episodes.
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