Special episode – Interview with Michael Burns, director of "Peaks and Valleys"

This week on The Filmjoe Podcast, we are joined by indie filmmaker Michael Burns for a deep dive into his critically acclaimed Alaskan-set drama, Peaks and Valleys.

Joe talks with Burns about the grit and vulnerability that went into creating this emotionally charged film.

The challenges and rewards of shooting an independent thriller on location in the unforgiving Alaskan wilderness.

How he and writer Michael B. Dillon crafted the story of Jack and Bailey, two strangers forced to survive a brutal winter, and avoided genre clichés.

The process of bringing the story to life with strong performances from actors Kevin T. Bennett and Kitty Mahoney.

Tune in to get the inside story on this "raw visual aesthetic" gem and find out why it's resonating with audiences and critics alike.

So, join me as I Chat with director Michael Burns on The Filmjoe Podcast ...Where Film Talk Happens!

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On this season of the Filmjoe Podcast, we will be covering the three most influential decades in film; the70's, 80's and the 90's.

This week we conclude our dive into the 90's!

It's the end of an era! On this bittersweet final episode of The FilmJoe Podcast, your hosts Joe, Daisy, and Liss gather for one last cinematic hurrah.

The gang dives into a fascinating double feature, exploring the visually groundbreaking and socially relevant themes of Pleasantville (1998), alongside the nostalgic, high-energy action of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990). It's a finale full of nostalgia, laughs, and insightful film discussion.

So, join us as on The Filmjoe Podcast ...Where Film Talk Happens!

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Special Thanks to:

Robin Simone, your sweet voice was a beutiful addition to our show!

Sean O'Connor, thank you for your inspration, support, and above all, your friendship!

Gary and Gavin for your kindness, support and the side splitting laughs you brought to the show!

Erik Hanson for taking the time to join us on this Journey ( Even thought you thought we'd be covering only one film)

Shannon for your infectious laughter and your cinematic insight and sharing in the fun at the Filmjoe Podcast!

Jeffrey X, our number one fan and listener. Thank you for your enthusiastic support and input!

Liss, you have been there for podcast from the very beginning. I can't put into words how much I appreciate you, your time and support. Thank you.

Alma, my sweet wife who encouraged me to do this and put up with all my nonsense. I love you!

Carlos, my son, thank you for stepping in and saving the show when I thought I was left high and dry!

And Daisy. My sister, my friend, and my co-host. It has been a very special journey having you on the show. Thank you for being there for me, and bringing in the light you do.Thank you.

And finally, to our listeners, thank you for your support. We did this for you.

It's been quite an amazing journey...

All films, music and other materials used in these recordings and episodes of the Filmjoe Podcast are strictly for commentary purposes. Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act of 1976, allowance is made for fair use for the purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by the copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

Season 5 - Episode – 20– Meta Malkovich and Running

On this season of the Filmjoe Podcast, we will be covering the three most influential decades in film; the70's, 80's and the 90's.

This week we continue our dive into the 90's.

A surreal mind bender and a German Thriller:

For their latest episode, hosts Joe, Daisy, and Liss dive into two late '90s mind-benders:

Spike Jonze's surrealist fantasy Being John Malkovich (1999)

and

Tom Tykwer's kinetic thriller Run Lola Run (1998).

The trio explores how these films, though tonally distinct, use inventive, unconventional narratives to explore profound questions about agency, identity, and the ripple effects of seemingly small decisions.

So, join us as on The Filmjoe Podcast ...Where Film Talk Happens!

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