Writen and produced by Halszka Serefine Masash 2021

Boundaries

Residency

Refugee

Featuring Janelle Monáe, Deep Cotton, St. Beauty, Jidenna, Roman GianArthur, and George 2.0.

Hell You Talmbout

Brief interview with ABC Managing Director Mark Scott about digital platforms. October 9, 2015.

Mark Scott interview

Tacoma Radar

Taken form first album, 'Considering...' 2003.

Out Of Control

We're Not Talking

The Goon Sax - We Can't Win

The "Female directors / romantic dramas" edition

00:42 Desert Hearts
17:42 Cultural Capital Film Diary
19:02 Let the Sunshine In

Melbourne is a city of many things, and most of these things are arts festivals. This week we take a look at highlights from two festivals running in March. Donna Deitch's Desert Hearts is a 1985 queer classic being showcased at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival (March 15-26), and Claire Denis' Let the Sunshine In comes to the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival (running until March 28)with a blaze of hype and the face of Juliet Binoche. 

This is a link to B. Ruby Rich's essay about Desert Hearts that Elo mentions: https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/5118-desert-hearts-the-thrill-of-it-all

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Episode 44 - Desert Hearts and Let the Sunshine In

The "LAZZaro!" edition.

As MIFF 2018 disappears into the rearview, it’s time to review. Cultural Capital regroup to compare notes, look at the films getting a wider release over the coming months, pick favourites and single out disappointments, and share the Cultural Capital Film Diary.
 
00:50 Happy as Lazzaro
11:23 Zama
18:55 Burning
26:09 Cultural Capital Film Diary
29:08 [Censored]
32:35 Sorry Angel
36:50 Hearts Beat Loud
40:30 Lean on Pete
42:13 Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda
43:49 TYREL
47:00 Ex Libris- The New York Public
48:15 Films that disappointed us

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MIFF 2018 - Episode 4: Highlights from the festival

From Various Artists - Too Much Ash cassette (CH6, 1994)

Mark Scott interview

Andy Hazel