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Bloomberg Radio New York
"zamin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"COVID-19 vaccines In Sydney time we've got the ASX 200 down chest about two tenths of 1% In this case information tech leading the way lower Long-term interest rates getting a little bit of a lift here A ten year treasury now in the Tokyo session at one 47 we closed New York trade at one 45 even though we had that very strong employment report here in the U.S. on Friday a lot of the thinking is the thinking in terms of bond price action is that central banks will not accelerate any time soon rate increases even though we know that inflationary pressures are building We'll take another look at market action in about 15 minutes Let's get an update on global news at Baxter's in the Bloomberg 9 60 newsroom in San Francisco Ed All right thank you Douglas South Korea is reporting out this morning that 81% of its population has had first COVID vaccinations and also that 76.6% of the population have been fully vaccinated HK China quarantine Hong Kong China quarantine free travel may be capped at 1000 a day This is an HK one report China's taking on the U.S. regarding Iran's nuclear program says a U.S. should rectify its actions in unilaterally withdrawing from the nuclear pack Iran has started a large scale military exercise at its southern waters today The drills involve ground air sea and drone units China's Communist Party 6th plenum this week amid speculation that president Xi Jinping may make a declaration and a speech and that the party could actually give them enough power that he could be a ruling for life a president for life With the first part of his package passing Congress over the weekend U.S. president Joe Biden plans to go to Baltimore to tout it and also what's to come In San Francisco I'm at Baxter back to Hong Kong Stephen All right thanks a lot Ed our guest this half hour is maja being zamin A senior investment specialist at Citigroup Let's pivot to Asia I've been covering on Bloomberg television this morning Fairly strong export numbers 13th straight month of double digit gains But of course I've also been reporting regularly on the headwinds in the domestic economy in the real estate sector power shortages coronavirus outbreaks et cetera do you see that this gain in exports is really tied more to the demand coming from the U.S. and Europe rather than some increased strength in the domestic Chinese economy A 100% I think it's really I would say Europe is a bigger player in this space and a huge demand coming out of there with their reopening is really putting that pressure on that I guess the increase in number that we have seen on the trade is not less than the export side of things But not for getting obviously China is probably one of the few countries left which is still facing that zero COVID policy Many of that provinces for instance are currently still in shutdown given the current outbreak that they are facing So that is really adding on to that supply chain shock that is getting infected globally Interestingly we have seen that the China has announced that they are considering the booster shots Now and eventually perhaps once they roll out those bust a shot there could be a likelihood for them to ease on those internal restrictions which could seem more upside on the export side of things Domestically though it does seem like consumption retail sales are a little bit in a tight position Probably because of the pullback and the property market which represents a belief around 30% of the domestic economy and in addition to the booster shots we had news here in the U.S. on Friday about the antiviral pill from Pfizer which even though it's experimental some of the data was pretty positive here in reducing the risk of ending up either in the hospital or dying by about 89% So maybe we're kind of approaching an important inflection point in the pandemic But to go back to China for a moment one of the things that Steven touched upon was this the power crisis we know that a lot of this has to do It's a deliberate plan on the part of Beijing to reduce carbon emissions They're trying to strike that balance State media was reporting just today that the power grid supply that level is kind of back to normalcy Going forward though do you think there's opportunity to put money to work in China as it becomes or maybe increasingly pressured to look for sustainable energy or certainly reduce the carbon footprint Yes you know China has pretty much pretty loud voice in this space I would say with cop 26 in play and they basically committed an effectively shown many many different subsidies like in Shenzhen in every taxi is I would say electrical based on electrical the best building this high-speed railway network that is powered by again electricity So again they are very very much on the bandwagon for embracing ESG and reaching that view on that emissions But you know it will be a long way ahead I think in the near term with all of these different regulatory glam downs they've been doing across multiple sectors I think the next 6 to 12 months will look difficult for China from a macro perspective but this is also I would say already somewhat big in the price There are no new surprises here If any surprise comes out potentially it will be a positive one in the likes of maybe PBOC easing a little bit have said they might not take action maybe this year but probably early next year Cut rates to stimulate the economy boost consumption And more importantly we've got your single state coming up 11 of November key number there to watch because that's your that's the key GMV number we have to see year on year and as we have been following this their sales ACL here on year every number is always benefit previous So we'll be interesting to see what that number shows for the real Chinese consumer The interesting times ahead and I was just looking at your notes how you like Asian.
Distorted View Daily
"zamin" Discussed on Distorted View Daily
"Like groups that are advocating for people to use this ivermectin stuff and the big thing is people don't know what the correct dosage is for human because the packaging is the talked about horses. How much to give a horse one of the dumbest posts. And i hope this person died of an overdose. This lady was like all right. I got the stuff. Now what do i do. I don't know how much of it i should take. The best advice was from a reply to that lady's question and that reply read something like well. Obviously horses have four legs and humans have to so you should take half whatever is recommended for the horse ones using their brain there last year Everyone was kind of like making fun of the president. Really shitting on him for advocating the use of That regeneration shit and now like i keep reading all these articles where they're like. Oh yeah that's part of the regiment. If you get cova nineteen before the symptoms. Start getting really bad. Then you take the stuff the regeneration. Yeah everyone knows that. And it's like last year. We were all making fun of the president for that. And that's why like what. I read these articles on ivermectin. I just wanna see. I would love to read something where it's like. This is why it's a dumb idea. Here are the studies. Yeah it's for like fucking parasites around worm or whatever. The hell like medicine is prescribed for different stuff all the time like. I'm taking something right now. It's for allergies for itching. And the doctor's like yeah. This will slow down your heart. That'll be good for you. Our patient like last week. And or whatever when joe rogan came out and said he had cove in nineteen. Everyone was shitting on him when he kinda douche because he was like antibac- right but always said was like yeah. We were throwing all sorts of stuff at the covert nineteen. I took that i've ever met. I took some whatever it was all the different drugs. I know if i had covert nineteen i i would say the same fucking. Throw everything at me. Give me one of everything. There's a chance of it working on the flip side the idiots going to the tractor supply store and getting horse wermer taking ivermectin because they don't want to take the vaccine. That's that's about as dumb as it gets right. I mean their argument is we don't know what's in that bag zine. Well you don't know what the fuck is in ivermectin. Either you're not a doctor. That's always been the silliest argument in my opinion. Because jesus christ look at anything in your pantry like any food item box of macaroni and cheese. I bet you can't tell me what buckingham those ingredients are or due to you. i'm looking at my deodorant. it's it contains something called polo zamin. Thirteen seven what the. Fuck my rolling on underneath my arms. I don't know we take an unjust weird things. All the time spent billions of people that are billions of shots. I guess given at this point of that cova vaccine. If you people have had any problem good fucking grief over. I thought oh sorry. We have free today. Another one from florida a forty six year old woman threatened that there was a bomb in her checked luggage when she was told she couldn't board a flight lady. That is not going to get them to let you on the plane. Easy to see why. This plan backfired. Alright she says yeah. I got a bomb. You don't let me on this plane. i'm going to blow it up. Yeah she was told. She couldn't board a flight at fort lauderdale. Hollywood international airport because of her late arrival at the gate happened at around eight forty five pm on monday. In terminal three passengers were evacuated from the plane. And it was a whole fucking thing. Maybe that's why. She said that she had a bomb. She wanted to make it miserable for all the people who did board the plane. Who were there on time. The responsible folks passengers were evacuated from the plane which had been taxiing on the runway. As the broward sheriff's office bomb squad investigated they found no actual threat but they arrested the bitch anyway. She's a cute. Oh look she's originally from chicago and that's funny that no matter where you're from the second you stepped foot on florida ground you fucking become white trash. When you cross the state line you should be given a tank top and a meth pipe. Welcome to florida. You're one of us now. Enjoy your stay. She's accused of cursing at three jet blue employees when she her husband and child were not allowed to board. The flight and arrest report says that she had malicious intent when she made the bomb threat. She's being held at the main jail and fort lauderdale and faces one count of false reporting inserting planning a bomb explosive or weapons of mass destruction. the woman appeared in court on tuesday. Her bond was set at ten thousand dollars. She must undergo a mental health evaluation. Oh there you go. Florida is very active. This time of year. Think that's something to do with hurricane. Season got everyone all riled up so much ado a study on insane people in barometric pressure. There's gotta be a correlation there. All right there you go that. My friends is your distorted news for wednesday when a dumb show still voicemails and get the hell outta here alright. Let's do this quickly. Because i'm post in the show today. It's already past two in the morning. Good fucking grief. That started late today. Many ways to contact the show. Show a distorted view dot com. I'm all over social media at sort of you on twitter and instagram. Facebook dot com slash distorted view. Show yada yada yada..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"Sounds good stuff. criterion particular ones. We liked both of these films would encourage people to to seek out if you have the criterion channel to watch some of these. If you haven't seen him already yeah or again like rewatch watch them. You know the these are beautiful restorations. This phone with great. Yeah did this one looks a lot better. Yeah all right so with that. We are done this episode. We did it. We will be back in a week. We should have a new episode and a week. hopefully what's it gonna be mad so we were actually contacted by the people who made the tv show. We liked so much okay computer so we're hopefully going to be able to do a deep dive with them onto sort of the influences and arguments that show is making and kind of its its place in the sci-fi landscape so i'm looking forward to that side should be out in a week in the meantime matt. How can people keep up with the show at bollywood pod Facebook dot com slash bollywood. His lovers. tumbler dot com slash politics. Forever's yeah i think some and look it up on tumbler. you find it Leave us a review star. Rating would be nice apple podcasts. Okay so right now apple podcasts kind of screwed up and might take a while for this episode to appear there. They did some upgrade of their system. And now it's like chaos in apple so if you want to relieve review somewhere else just let us know but yeah and you can't count on apple right now and you can't really count on them ever. It's bad company. While you're leaving that review you can subscribe to my other shows that it with paul matt with check called trash in the movies. We just put it on an episode on mystic pizza and mystic river of club. Don't they sell much in common. So some three childhood friends who killed my daughter that that written yup keep it for twenty..
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"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
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Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"He's able to deal cards in such a way that he can always win over some kind of game. It's like three card poker. I guess not entirely sure what they're playing. Yeah so he has this way of dealing cards where he can always win and he doesn't hustle some people at this club. Yeah she teams up with him to hustle ahlerich men town down and then she kind of brings him on board with larger cons with nemo will seth he he figures out what's going on because he challenges him and they call him south. But it's dharma. China i think is his last name and then he figures out that. Oh this guy. He's only good at kind of doing the same cartridge. I'm going to go meet him at the laundromat. Say your mind. Now i own. You don't worry about my. We're going to run the city together and they set him up with this company. That's a ponzi. Scheme is essentially selling shares in a company. That's going to mind for golden tibet. That isn't going to do anything. It's just ripping people off So that's how he becomes a conman and eventually he's asked essentially to con all of the common people all of the poor people who when he first came to the city embraced him with open arms and talk about inflation. I mean this is two years after dobie and shambhu. Adobe can get a whole room for six honors night where has raunchy has spent a one rupee. Fifty sleep sleep on the on the sidewalk. It's risk rough out there. So i think this movie is a lot of fun. I mean it takes a while for the plot to really begin gear. But i don't really know if that's like that's not a problem because you're having so much fun just hanging out with rush before it looks like a chap movie which typically don't really have much of a plot at all it's just him kind of getting into various weird situations and roger does for the first hour and then meeting my get sucked into this world of rich people and wearing a suit. That's when it starts cooking. Yeah the film carry much sees kind of i think money as corrupt that money is the thing that yeah you were willing to sell your honesty away though. He does it willingly as soon as he gets so it was always in him. It's more that you know. A society that needs money will eventually corrupt everybody except for nagas incorruptible..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"Her berry has may be my favorite performance. I've seen a hers anytime. That era shows up. Just like oh. Where's my open the whole time. So rush before is kind of a vagabond. He comes to mumbai i. He runs into nemo in his car. And it's kind of important. You want me to say okay. So he's walking to bombay any sings a song. This is a very important song that You know my my shoes are from japan. My my pants are from england. My hat is from russia but my heart is hindustan yet. Art is and that's one of the most famous songs in indian soon. Yeah that's a very classic sign that we have heard before and you know again like has become a symbol for indian nationalism. Marriage you to hijack honey us racing's a song and we're all suitably you know full of patriotic verve then On the road. This rich guy his key he pretends to fall over so that a rich guy will come and service. Tatum maybe give him a ride. We found out that this is the bad guy. The movie He's sitting there with the actually. Is it him. I think it is the the beginning. I'm not too sure k-. I don't know if that guy actually no i don't think so because he's got like two daughters. I think is a politician so a rich guy pulls over and they have a kind of an argument and this is where we get. The beginning of many times in which roger is called for twenty and and You see this guy's license plate actually says eight forty in rogers like if. I'm a four twenty than urinate. Forty your double crooked and this kind of is his whole thing is like you know he might pull a fast one there. But he's a good guy whereas the rich those guys on the real four twenty s exactly yes. This is kind of one of the central themes of the film so he goes to mumbai and again..
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"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"I think roy is is really kind of pulling it all together and we talk a bit about how parallel cinema and mainstream cinema were on these two tracks for such a long time that the parallel to one another and never touching but more recently they have been crossing over. Be getting kind of Indie films with song and dance numbers giving rise. This kind of blake mindy idea this middle cinema idea but those still tend to be really focused on people who are well off and not necessarily the lower classes. So i'm just curious how you feel about like this kind of melding of tones. Well the ton of dancing because maybe two sequences and their there's songs. I think they're really. There's kind of rain song beginning. And then one that they sing in the compound and meet kumari number but they're integrated into the plot really well. Y'all say about shreveport twenty two. they're not really. Oh let's stop the movie and have a fifteen minute song sequence like you get in a lot of modern movies like it seems to flow really naturally but also that's part of why it works. I mean mother. India did the same thing too Yeah round same time Yeah i really like this film It's well worth catching up with if you haven't seen it or giving it another. Look if you haven't seen in a while it's exciting. It's not like not like a propaganda movie that it's super pouring and trying to you over the head. Like traffic the will or something like it. It is compelling in. Its message and it's trying to entertain you as well as educate you and he's really empathetic. I think again like you really care about this family when his wife comes to the city and she's getting trapped by this this predator. Let's hey my my husband lives in. The guy's like yeah. I'm his best friend. I know about your husband like oh come on like someone who watches like labor cinema and neo realism..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"Because you know. The english laughed and then these guys are still around mean. There's gotta serve somebody. There's always going to be a master out there. And i think it's it's very much sort of saying this is wrong. A better world is possible. I don't disagree with that. I certainly think that the film has. It doesn't really provide an alternative. Is the thing. Well i certainly think the film has a political angle as did italian near realism. But i wouldn't go so far is to say propaganda. I think it's i think it's more humanist than propaganda personally and i don't really think it's shot like a propaganda film no well it's not that sort of heroic mother again stall like. Yeah yeah no. I think this is. It's very much. It's political filming a year right. It's not so much is trying to convince you of something. Yeah but i think this aligns with what the government would have wanted at the time to be clear. All filmmaking is political and propagandistic at some ways in some ways every every piece of film has an ideology. I always find it bizarre. When people expect the film industry or movies or art to be divorced from ideology convert. American army comes off so good and all these marvel movies. Well yeah baby. Got a little bit of helping the budgetary department. It's impossible but i'm sure as people who listen to our show have have figured out over the years you and i are pretty left leaning and so you know i think yeah i think we have strong appreciation for for these kinds of themes. Yeah it's just it's it's really well done on. I think there's i don't wanna ruin too much. Although i mean it is a full from nineteen fifty three but i it's almost seventy years old. Yeah and it's highly acclaimed. I would hope that that people have seen it. But i had kind of it's been Over ten years. Since i saw this film the first time and i kind of forgotten about what ends up being kind of the central tragedy kind of expecting the third act. No i was like the thing right before the end i was surprised. I totally thought that some other sort of catastrophe what's going to happen. We'll get to that. I had kind of forgot that you wanna. You wanna talk about not being propagandistic. There's literally a time when a rich guy gets in his in his rickshaw and gets him to chase another rickshaw and treats him like a. He's a horse. Basically okay that was was referring to. Yeah that is very much saying like rich. People are assholes and the common man you know. You're you're being run like a dog just for six bucks. And i will say that. That scene feels very the montage. It's so incredibly effective..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"So if it was if it was live. Because there's some sort of the howrah bridge and stuff. But okay. I thought it was kinda stagey but Rickshaw scenes. i think okay good street. True four twenty very much stage bound. This feels kind of more in it. Yeah are neorealist. Yeah more kind of in on the street level. i think. I don't think i got that so much but i was kind of just looking for staging this. I guess i don't know. But i'm happy if that's the case And i mean. This film is nicely restored but it's not the best restoration in in university. I think it was a far worse. Copy there's only so much criterion can do. There is only so much that they can do but for the most part. It looks really great. I i really like this film. I mean these movies always kind of tend to feel a bit like eating. Your vegetables is propaganda. talk about that. No i meant more that like. They are serious films about serious things. That are not always full of jokes. For example but i actually think went deep. The shoeshine kids kind of so great. I think when done really well this kind of this kind of realism while on the surface i think it sounds really kind of depressing. Like why would you wanna watch that but when you when you sit down and watch it. It's actually a very lively film and you're really really grow to care about this family and about what they're going through and i will say like i don't. It has kind of bitter sweet ending. So i didn't come away from it like completely despondent so i think that that relationship between between jammu and his son is is so strong. The sun is the sun in the refugee camps for. So well done like that it really. I don't know i. I really am moved by this film propaganda though you say yeah i mean. India was a socialist country at this point in time in this movie at least like propagandists propagandistic look into stick. Yeah i don't think it's as propagandistic as like mother india. It is not so much india's the best row ride and all of our sacrifices overthrew sentiment but this is saying that you know the zamindar over and the collective land ownership would be the best way to do it. That kind of thing like it's less obvious but it is very much about how capitalism has failed these people. I don't think it's a coincidence that it's certainly socialis yet. I don't think it's a coincidence. That when shampoo goes to the zamindar house for the first time his grandfather clock plays the doom and dum due to the big bend. Sort of thing..
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"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"Exactly i don't like give the he doesn't necessarily understand interests so when he tells his son kind of everything that goes comes up with a number. I think it's fifty or so. But then when he goes to the thackeray discovered like two hundred fifty so he needs to make two hundred and fifty rupees. They go to court actually sued over this needs to make two hundred fifty rupees within a certain time three months in order to save save land and so while he goes to calcutta after a guy tells them the money just flies through the window and In a scene very similar to what happens is true for you. Get this guy who's essentially just fallen off the back of a turn of truck who goes around trying to figure out what follows his his son not stakes on the train with them and he doesn't send son back. Essentially it was either go or stay there and stuff like this is their only shop and that kind of father son dynamic i yeah so shambhu looks around for work He gets in trouble with cops. He gets harassed by people. He gets fooled by people he eventually able to find. Kind of kindly older woman who runs a sort of halfway house. I guess where he can get by for six annas a day also very similar history for twenty and same thing happens basically. Except they're sleeping on the ground and he helps out this guy who sick in the next door who turns out to be a rickshaw guy and the rickshaw wala teaches him how to rickshaw wala and then the kind of share the rickshaw and yeah. He works his ass off the city. Meanwhile back at home his wife who has not worked one of the things i found sort of strange about this whole thing is that he tells her like. You don't have to work. You know no one in our families ever worked but you know mother. India worked so she's pregnant. She's pregnant but she's kind of stuck back in the village waiting with her. I think it's his father in law and he's he's pretty sickly as well so they're just waiting for shaima to send money. His son becomes a shoeshine boy and they have a variety of ups and downs in the city But eventually some really bad stuff happens and the wife comes to town to find out what's going on comes to calcutta and some tragedy occurs. Yea it's i mean again. We said it was inspired neo realism. This is not the happiest of films it seemed like it was mostly apart from some locations scenes. No i thought it was stage bound for sure. Oh from what. I understand roy like. That was one of the things. That really inspired was the location showcase..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"When you know when you re with the plot description sorry. It shouldn't surprise as well as china. So know i mean. I think cinema has always had a global reach but why the west stop paying attention. Because if i if this podcast gets cancelled at a new co-hosts installed for him to be with you'll know it was the spooks that took me up. So all of that is to say that we're hoping to see more indian content from criterion But but by no means is the criterion stamp of approval by no means is bollywood. Or you don't need. Yeah but also it's. It's just we just appreciate that. Criterion is making these films more accessible. And i think we also we just really liked to be able to buy some really pretty blue rays. We just like selfishly. We just let us spy products. We want a really pretty blu. Ray show we want the thirty percent off to. We want review copies criterion. If you're listening you want good reviews of bollywood collection whenever it comes out hit and again like one criterion releases something. It does kind of caused like the nfl community critics film twitter. What have you film historians to kind of like take notice there's one podcast dissect like the criterion collection. What does this mean for entering the collection. And oh what what sort of things that. Their opening up and this is deeply linked to american film twitter. It's kind of yeah. So i just think it's really important to articulate. That by no means does any incident. My need you know the western white approval. It doesn't know it. They're just good movies. And if the cia kills for saying this. I'm not afraid of him. I don't know where that came from but we're going to move into discussing the films themselves So i if we're going to be discussing roy's dough big as i actually seen this one before in school right yeah. This is one of the three. Bollywood films bat. I saw in university to hindi film. It's not really bollywood yet. In the fifties. It's not really bollywood yet. That's fair and we've discussed the other two that i watched so i also saw del say and mother india now did we did the trio. I didn't see this in a film studies class though. What did you watch in. I've heard of literature. He s proletarian literature. Well i get that that makes sense. We discussed two films in my four hundred level compared literature proletarian literature course This one and Paths threepenny opera Also very good. I actually did a whole lecture presentation on the threepenny opera for that class. I got an a. The blood freighter came and brought you a nice blood freighter. So i've seen this before. And actually i used to have a copy and it has disappeared between are moving apartments It's disappeared so i was excited that this was one of the one of the films that they chose for. Mussa super fun movie right. It's a real pick. The the other films available in this kind of fire. Foam streaming collection. Our dev dos. Matt hamadi sujata an end bandini. So do because i'm in means to. Biggest of land of big is a unit of measurement. But it is from what i understand not standardized from state to state in india. Though i do would make things very complicated. I see a lot of land that he had. I do often see this translated as to vande acres would be. That's what i i'd seen figures. Yeah i think letterbox calls it. That and i was like okay. I know about two acres. That's that's where my parents places think it was released under like the cruel city or some title..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"That criterion is seeking uneasy cinema. Because it it could be a kind of dealbreaker game changer. I do want to add you know. I don't think. Bollywood or indian cinema needs a stamp of approval from finance. Yeah from criterion in order. You know it. It doesn't need quote unquote like the western stamp of approval in order to be legitimized and taken seriously we. We're four no we don't. We don't feel that way. We already are interested in the hindi in the hindi language film industry in the history of the hindi language film industry but we have had a lot of challenges in our ongoing study of bollywood especially will lose a lot of the classic films giving them to restore these things i asked you. We can often find literature about them. But that doesn't always mean we can find the films themselves. I am thinking about the rush kapoor. A studio fire right. They probably lost some stuff there and like it seems like a lot of these movies were mistreated so criterion the ones who are able to restore them to about as good as they could possibly be assuming they could find the the the files and i think you and i also feel that we would like to see a larger awareness and appreciation for indian cinemas. A hole in global film culture for some money rut and bucks. Like i would like to see you know again. We are were in canada so we have a certain western perspective a but as far as the way the world cinema is understood in the west. We'd like to see indian cinema. Be just more accessible and be more of interest. I mean it'd be on edgy Who is fantastic. An excellent filmmaker. I use not the only one. He's not the only one only mode filmmaking. I wonder if at a certain point. Kind of americans decided that hindi cinema specially but indian sentiment in general was their biggest competition for worldwide gemini. Now i think china's probably the biggest competition for box office stars. I mean this whole year screwed. Who knows but like. I wonder it was a chinese film. That was number one right and Japanese movies kick kicking ass right now to but like i wonder if there was just maybe a conscious decision to let sideline indian movies because we don't want to have people become aware of how popular they're also the connection with soviet russia. Too like they were so big. They're i wonder if maybe you know. Possibly there is a the top level thing. I'm thinking specifically of how the cia funded Experimental painters in the fifties as a way to combat communism. And maybe there was just some sort of Writ putting down like hey. Just don't review these movies. Yeah i think that's an analysis on the scope of what i don't think you wanna talk about the cia today but it needs to my used to be a bit more prominent as from them. This is that this is the period where they had the biggest rewards success the west and then more prominent at s- global film festivals also in our houses an based on what i recalled from when we were talking about cons I remember that starting to peter off kind of in the sixties. Both of these films. I will say re released in the ussr and did well with their as well..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"They have every chris ally abu and like they go hard on japanese cinema. Jimmy appreciate because i mean. That's probably most of what we own. Actually this big collection samba film. If i didn't have this bollywood podcast. I would probably have a japanese movie podcast. That's on my favorite stuff. I so all that aside. I have gotten the impression over the years though. That criterion is interested in. Bali is interested in indian cinema. And so they're kind of in moments that popped up like once on twitter them saying that they'd love to get the rights to show les then anything or recently. I know that they had said someone. Involved with the company said five things. There's gonna be a box set e add like someone unveil so keep this very like secretive like i only saw today the august ones are going to be and they really play their cards close to the vest. What's going to be so someone involved in the company. I know many mathur. And i were talking about this. I think he's sent me that kind of heads up about it said that there's going to be a bollywood box set. And we haven't seen that come to fruition. We don't know like what era bollywood. It's going to be based on this. I think it's probably going to be pretty classic stuff will if they said bollywood. Then it's got to be seventies if it's hindi cinema then you know earlier possibly but there's just rumors we just have conjecture we don't know. Yeah and from what i understand. Apparently this is again. We kind of remembering what was talked about at the time like six months ago. Yes but apparently they surveyed indian film critics and filmmakers and asked what were the essential movies and they got back click not a lot lists they got back from have a lot of overlap. Because there's a bunch of different film cultures there and everyone. Everyone is going to say something from their group as well so instead of doing a bollywood box that they would do seven bucks so i have noticed that. The criterion channel does attempt to kind of fill in some of the gaps that the collection has and i also kind of. Maybe it's like testing waters for things So you know. They have put out on the channel more films from black filmmakers more films from women and now we have two collections focusing on classic hindi language film directors specifically raj kapoor at the more roy. And this really excited us because these are films that we have been wanting to see. We would like more people to engage with and this is. This is really putting these films on a platform where people who are not already familiar with bollywood or already familiar with indian cinema her going to be paying attention to stamp of approval. Exactly it gets cheers ever approval and they're now like accessible to people who might not know how to seek them out and so that really excited. I don't wanna watch her shimmer youtube video for. Yeah yeah. I really excited. And we knew that the presentation quality was going to be there and the some titles were. Were going to be good although they were so small on Dobie the ad they were like it was hard to actually pay attention but maybe like three inches long. That's certainly i think. One of the big advantages criterion collection is the the presentation the quality is just so good. The subtitles are good. And so that's why when you're exploring world cinema. It tends to be one of the places to go to. Because you know you can trust that. The movie's gonna look good and having bush subtitles so we wanted to take the time to just kind of discuss These two collections..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"But nowadays you've aero academy you have all of these labels that have sprung up to two vehicles s.'s. Is and like grind house type stuff kino lorber Like criterion not the only game in town and it right now but if you listen to fill twitter they might as well be right e and there's still certainly the most popular and again like we. they're well regarded. We call it so we understand why there's essays that come with you love the essay. Say as and there's typically lots of good special features which. I don't really watch that often but something. You could be like a student film by the director so on the video drum. Dvd it has future crimes of the future. Yeah like the first kronenbourg film. So it's it's really like just trying to make a really good presentation of a movie and they have something called the eclipse series which is dvd's that are more bare bones but they get come in packs of five and there are also often new restorations of the films are often done in collaboration with the janice. Release them theatrically so yet. We're big fans the collection. Recently a couple years ago they launched the criterion channel which is a streaming service. It was another thing called film struck first and that was owned by time warner and then they spun it off but he criterion eventually was able to put together their own streaming service which must have been expensive. Yeah and film truck was done in collaboration with t. Sam never got it in canada so we we've never experienced. Film strapped seemed nice and one of the benefits of criterion channel of them spinning off doing their own streaming services that we did get in canada. So we have the the criterion channel. It is not necessarily all the films that are in the collection in fact they curate a lot of different kinds of film packages for the channel. There's a lot of different things. Step is always coming and going and there's always kind of interesting themed packages. We recently checking out one on kind of new wave. We're not new way. But contemporary korean cinema quite enjoying so we've long criticized criterion for not not not including a lot of indian cinema is basically and they have another one they have the cloud cap star another bengali film and they have mirrors monsoon wedding. Not even anymore mira nair. Yeah i owed. i believe. They're getting mississippi. Bella though it'll be good. Yeah which is really hard. Come to track down. So i'm very excited. It'd be great to see them. Put at salon we. We are not criticizing them at all for putting those films but they're terrell they know what they wanna do but in general that's it and they've also been criticized for not putting out a lot of films by black filmmakers especially black for lenders. Yeah as you were saying. They said there was a big thing in the new york times about it. Erna put a link but it was basically like Trying to nail down like okay. So why is the criterion collection so white. And what does this mean for film appreciation as a whole when one of the arbiters of taste is mostly saying you know french people essentially because that's got to be the biggest part of their catalog french new wave and japanese cinema japanese cinema specifically kurosawa..
Bollywood is For Lovers
"zamin" Discussed on Bollywood is For Lovers
"The podcast network locally grown community supported. I'm erin fraser. i'm at bows in this episode. We're discussing to films from the nineteen fifties people trying to make it in the big city both available now for streaming on the criterion first foul rash. The honey becomes a rickshaw driver in calcutta in order to raise the money to save his land from greedy. Thacker in bill. Roy's of winning nineteen fifty-three socialist drama doping osaman. Then raj kapoor. Plays an honest and educated man who against his better judgment gets involved in a series of cons in one thousand nine hundred and five's record-breaking sri for twenty which was also directed by russia before we begin we would like to respectively. Acknowledge that we record this podcast on treaty. Six territory home with first nations in may people matt's up you and i are fans and collectors of something known as the criterion collection. We had. How many do you think we have hundred twenty. Maybe i'd have to look at my while. I include the eclipse series as individuals in my criterion list. So maybe like a hundred even yeah. The criterion collection is a boutique label. That puts out as and blu rays of the best of world. Cinema quote unquote. It is there sort of take on this like it's not like some sort of world. Cinema society gets together and things. Like okay. We're gonna have like ten french movies this skier to japanese movies Couple of american movies. And i don't know from india kind of feels that way sometimes although every you they do put out like this fun info graphic that hints it of films that they're gonna put a cartoon and you have to try and figure out what the drawings me. I always find out that drying as we've been collecting these these blue rays. Dvd's for years. They make probably the bulk of our the of physical film collection. Good in there. Yeah yeah and so. They put out all the films from directors leg. Akira kurosawa and jean. Renoir ingmar bergman and if the big giant of world cinema but for the most part they don't have a lot of films from india there's a fair amount of criticism of this. Because i'll get. I'll i'll say one thing i feel like. Sometimes they get their lunch. Eaten by other boutique labels kino lorber especially it. Seems like some things just switch between them and we should say they are. Certainly not the only boutique label. They're not the only boutique label that we collect those numbers that they put on the spine gave. The design of the covers is so good. But it's similar to masters of cinema in the uk. They are connected actually. Yeah yeah because son. Sunrise is on masters of cinema. but it's not criterion. It seems like when a new four k. Gets struck they they make a deal with each other but is connected to janice though janice how you pronounce it but like they were kind of only game in town for a while at least doing well..
Fantasy Football Today Podcast
"zamin" Discussed on Fantasy Football Today Podcast
"It's always it's always on. What was the name of the guys like a pretty famous golfer. Who won the masters to google at your house. I've ever this without nassar's yeah yeah was his name. I don't think it was a famous was jackie matsuyama. That's right. it'd be pretty big name and gulf. Knew he was okay because he's on your omni team. No no i knew him before that will they be workhorses and are they good. There were a lot of running back so we ask this about last year but this year maybe not as many but david montgomery will he be a workhorse and is he good. How about this. He was He was third in the nfl and broken tackles and he he was second best in the nfl. In rushing per broken tackles the only guy who broke more tackles per attempt who had fewer attempts for every broken tackle. Think of it that way was mike davis. Mike davis led the nfl in that weird metric and david. Montgomery it's been good in that metric twice so he breaks tackles. He did it in college. He does it in the nfl anyway and he's always ranking low in yards per carry before contact zamin. That's an old line problems. That means doesn't have a lot of bursts but anyway is he. Good and really be a workhorse. David montgomery david richard. When you think. I think he's good. Will he be a workhorse. I think there's a chance for it and it that stems from you know we. We talked about cam akers. How can makers ended last year and that coaching staff is going to be all in on cam akers. Could it be possible that the bears coaching staff saw what david montgomery did. Even though they were easy matchups he was kicking butt and they say hey. This guy's this guy's good offensive line's a little bit better. Let's let's keep writing them. And what's a good way to take pressure off of your veteran journey quarterbacks slash rookie first round pick. That's a run game going. And i know they're getting treat cohen back Time will tell if he's fine after the injury that he had. And i know they brought in david. I don't care damian. Williams is i don't i don't i don't even know if he makes the team in chicago. I think there's a chance for david montgomery to be good. And if he slips a little too far draft day i'm. I'm okay taking him even as a low end number two fantasy running back. I mean that's how i'd like to take them. I'm worried that there's going to be somebody else in my league. That's gonna take them a little bit higher than that. But i not only do. I think he can be Pretty good in this offense dalton if fields knows what he's doing out there and he's a rushing threat and montgomery ends up being the guy for this coaching staff. Then he's going to see his efficiency. Go up just by getting carries next to justin fields and the zone reed and all that stuff going to work in his favor and you know that. He's a bully at the goal on jamie. Melvin gordon is there any is there a. There's a okay. There's not much of a chance that he's a workhorse. Without a devante williams injury. That's my take. What do you think. Oh totally agree. I mean they're going to be a split backfield. They did it last year with him and lindsay in the games that those guys were healthy together. Gordon averaged just shy of eleven. Pr points per game. He was much better than the games he was a solo act without lindsay on the field. So you need to monday claims to be out of there..
IINK Podcasts HI
"zamin" Discussed on IINK Podcasts HI
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