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Caesar On Dumont
As much as we love it when a guest picks a pre-ordained canonical legend – a David Lynch, an Akira Kurosawa, a Martin Scorsese – there’s a lot of value in the left-field choices. Like, say, Bruno...
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Our Next Hyphenates Rhys Graham
Writer, director, and Hi4H March 2019 guest host Rhys Graham Rhys Graham is a Melbourne-based artist who has worked across drama, documentary, publishing, and photography. Best known for his work as a...
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The Krzysztof Kieślowski Cheat Sheet
Want to become an instant expert in our filmmaker of the month without committing yourself to an entire filmography? Then you need the Hell Is For Hyphenates Cheat Sheet: we program you a double...
View ArticleHell Is For Hyphenates – March 2019
Rhys Graham joins us to talk the films of Krzystof Kieślowski! Australian filmmaker Rhys Graham joins Rochelle and Lee as they look back at some of the key films of this month, including Claire Denis’s...
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Graham On Kieślowski
As guest Rhys Graham tells us, he almost didn’t pick the legendary Polish filmmaker, for fears it was too pretentious a choice. After all, the Three Colours trilogy long felt like the epitome of...
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Our Next Hyphenate
Our next guest is something of a mystery. In fact, they are everything of a mystery. And in order to preserve that mystery, we’re not actually going to tell you who it is. If all this sounds...
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The Martin Scorsese Cheat Sheet
Want to become an instant expert in our filmmaker of the month without committing yourself to an entire filmography? Then you need the Hell Is For Hyphenates Cheat Sheet: we program you a double...
View ArticleHell Is For Hyphenates – April 2019
We talk the films of Martin Scorsese! Rochelle and Lee are joined by original co-host Paul Anthony Nelson to talk about some big news regarding the future of the show. They then dive into what is...
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Everyone On Scorsese
Nine years. 108 episodes. 126 filmmakers. Lots of minutes. It’s been a brilliant run, but it had to end at some point, and nine years feels like the right number. It’s a lot without dipping into...
View ArticleHolofcener On Ashby
Nicole Holofcener joins us to talk the films of Hal Ashby! Writer, director and Academy Award nominee Nicole Holofcener (Please Give, Enough Said, The Land of Steady Habits) joins Hell Is For...
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