Episode 104 - The Fall *Listener's Choice*

  Tarsem Singh is part of that first generation of filmmakers who cut their teeth making music videos for MTV before making the transition to the silver screen.  His more prolific counterparts include Spike Jonze ("Her") and David Fincher ("Gone Girl"), both of whom helped "The Fall" get released in theaters.  Tarsem's labor of love took four years to make, and was filmed in 28 countries.  The film is a story within a story, and is really about celebrating the intimacy between story and storyteller.  "The Fall" is a highly imaginative film from one of the most visionary directors of this era, who is such despite only having made a handful of films.  He would be in that category anyway, if he had made no other film than this one.  Emily is the guest in this episode and the three movie fans discuss her listener's choice. You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on the hypertext link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player attached to this post.