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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2021 · 55 MIN

100: Films for the future

from Seventh Row Podcast · host Orla Smith

To celebrate our 100th episode, Executive Editor Orla Smith hosts nine regular contributors sharing their picks for a film which can be constructive for the world and illuminate something about the people and society around us. On this episode Orla Smith and Support the Girls (3:35) Alex Heeney and Proxima (9:41) Caitlin Merriman and The Lady in the Van (15:21) Debbie Zhou and Lust, Caution (19:35) Lena Wilson and Teeth (24:28) Andrew Kendall and The English Patient (27:19) Emily Garside and Pride (32:23) Fiona Underhill and Empire of the Sun (36:39) Lindsay Pugh and Ishtar (41:00) Brett Pardy and The Farewell (45:57) Contributors: Emily Garside (@EmiGarside), Writer, Researcher, and Theatre Maker. Visit her website. Alex Heeney (@bwestcineaste), Editor-in-Chief, Seventh Row. Andrew Kendall (@DepartedAviator), Film Critic, Stabroek News. Caitlin Merriman (@CaitlinSnark). Brett Pardy (@AntiqueiPod), Associate Editor, Seventh Row. Lindsay Pugh (@womaninrevolt), Contributing Editor, Seventh Row. Writer, Woman in Revolt. Orla Smith (@orlamango), Executive Editor, Seventh Row. Fiona Underhill (@FionaUnderhill), Editor-in-Chief, JumpCut Online. Lena Wilson (@lenalwilson), Culture Writer. Visit her website. Debbie Zhou (@debbie_zhou), Managing Editor, Rough Cut. Episode Notes: Read Alex's interview with Proxima director Alice Winocour Read Alex's 2014 review of Pride Read Orla's interview with The Farewell director Lulu Wang Related Episodes Ep. 51: Working Mothers: Proxima & Baby Boom Ep. 1: Leave No Trace Follow Seventh Row on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and read our articles at seventh-row.com.

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