Chasing The Present director Mark Waters discusses his favourite film from his home nation, My Octopus Teacher. We also dive into surfing, anxiety, nature,finding peace and his next project on Tourette Syndrome.

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In this episode Nischay Parekh of Indian band Parekh and Singh tells us all about his favourite film from his home nation, the 1979 Bollywood classic Golmaal. Our conversation covered topics such as the huge impression that cinema-going had on our childhoods, the power of the moustache in Indian culture, the freewheeling joyous style of Bollywood in the late 1970s, the changing role of music in Indian cinema and much more.

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Diego Lorenzini dives deep into a film analysis of his favourite movie from Chile, La Casa Lobo (2018). The musician and visual artist talks about growing up under Pinochet, discovering that Mickey Mouse is not Chilean, Nazis hiding out in post-war South America, the horror of fairy tales, the music he has been working on during lockdown, the current political climate in Chile and much more.

Diego is known for tracks like Sí Po', Motor Psico and Sexo Amateur and recently released his third album, De Algo Hay Que Morir (One Has To Die Of Something).

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