CC08: Simon Fisher Turner

Posted on: Saturday 6 December / 1AM

A much anticipated highlight of this year's festival is the screening of legendary Japanese director Yasujirō Ozu's 1932 silent classic I WAS BORN, BUT... with a live score from Simon Fisher Turner. Simon joins us on the podcast to discuss his long-term collaboration with Derek Jarman and approach to the film score.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.

CC08: Q&A Squaring the Circle - Mike Hodges

Posted on: Friday 5 December / 12AM

Mike Hodges' SQUARING THE CIRCLE was made for television and broadcast back in the ‘golden age’ of Channel 4. With its last transmission being over 20 years ago and no DVD release in sight, the CINECITY screening was a rare opportunity to see the film and also discuss it with Hodges himself.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.

CC08: Quays in Coversation

Posted on: Thursday 4 December / 7PM

Following a rare opportunity to view some of the Quay Brothers' short films on the big screen, film writer Gareth Evans led a discussion of their work in a packed out Duke of Yorks.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.

CC08: Q&A Helen - Christine Molloy

Posted on: Thursday 4 December / 7PM

Taking us into the final week of CINECITY 2008 was auspicious debut feature HELEN, from writer-directors Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor. Film Programmer Jason Wood led the Q&A with co-director Christine Molloy.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.

CC08: Q&A New Romanian Shorts - Gabriel Sarbu

Posted on: Thursday 4 December / 6PM

From its inception CINECITY has interwoven shorts screenings into the festival programme, bringing the work of new breakthrough talent to its audiences. With the renaissance in recent years of Romanian Cinema, the Sallis Benney Theatre played host to a free screening of NEW ROMANIAN SHORTS, curated by Mihai Chirilov, film critic and Transylvania International Film Festival Director.

CINECITY co-festival director Tim Brown was joined on stage by director Gabriel Sarbu, whose film LIFE’S HARD played as part of the collection.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.

CC08: Three Miles North of Molkom

Posted on: Wednesday 3 December / 10AM

Although called away from the first screening of the final feature cut here at CINECITY by the pleasant duty of attending the British Independent Film Awards as nominees in the Best British Documentary category, Robert Cannan and Corinna McFarlane shared a drink in the Duke of Yorks bar with MarBelle to discuss their debut feature THREE MILES NORTH OF MOLKOM.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.

CC08: Quay Brothers Inventorium

Posted on: Wednesday 3 December / 10AM

After the excitement of opening night's VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA screening and party, we shifted gear with a moved to the University of Brighton Gallery space and the launch of the Quay Brothers' exhibition INVENTORIUM. THE PHARMACIST'S PRESCRIPTION FOR LIP READING PUPPETS.

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The Cinecity podcast is created in association with Directors Notes, the weekly film podcast dedicated to The What, How & Why of Independent Filmmaking.