Binge on Our Daily Buzz Podcasts from Cannes
We've collected up all 18 of our podcast interviews from this year's Cannes Film Festival for your listening pleasure! Hear from the filmmakers, actors, critics and industry insiders who make this one of the biggest cinema events of the year.
Cannes Daily Buzz: James Gray Details “The Immigrant”
In our last Daily Buzz podcast from this year's Cannes Film Festival, James Gray talks about the extensive research that went into the period details of his new film The Immigrant and his popularity in France.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Cliff Martinez Scores Again
The composer sat dawn with the Daily Buzz to discuss his music for Nicolas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives, his approach to scoring films, and working with directors like Steven Soderbergh and Harmony Korine.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Forte Takes a Dramatic Turn in “Nebraska”
Actor Will Forte talks about the transition from comedy to drama and how he landed the part in Alexander Payne's Nebraska, which debuted in competition last week at Cannes.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Refn’s Sound of Silence
One of the most divisive films of this year's Cannes competition was also one of the most anticipated. Nicholas Winding Refn woke up the 2011 festival with his film Drive and this year he returned with Only God Forgives, a Thailand-set thriller that again stars Ryan Gosling.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Col Needham Engages with Film
IMDb founder Col Needham discussed his love for film and the groundbreaking new technologies for moviegoers he's excited about in an interview with Film Society's Daily Buzz podcast.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Bridging Barriers in Abu-Assad’s “Omar”
Actors Adam Bakri and Waleed Zuaiter sat down with the Daily Buzz to discuss their characters—one Palestinian, one Israeli—in Hany Abu-Assad's new film, which screened in competition at Cannes.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Hot Topics Roundtable #4
Towards the end of this year's Cannes Film Festival, the Daily Buzz talked to Guy Lodge of HITFIX, Aaron Hillis of Video Free Brooklyn, Annette Insdorf of The Huffington Post, and Peter Debruge and Scott Foundas of Variety. They discussed their favorite films of the festival, debated the most talked-about films, and highlighted some overlooked gems.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Jia Zhang-ke Takes on Violence in “A Touch of Sin”
Jia Zhang-ke discusses the universality of his latest film A Touch of Sin and the depiction of violence in cinema as a political and ideological exercise in our latest podcast from the Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes Daily Buzz: Hot Topics Roundtable #3
In our third Hot Topics roundtable from Cannes, Brian Brooks (Deadline/FilmLinc Daily), Eric Kohn (Indiewire), Jada Yuan (New York Magazine), and Nigel Smith (Indiewire) share their impressions of the festival so far.
