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My Picture House

By: James Lynch
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  • A podcast about cinema, art and memory examining life reflected in the lens.
    James Lynch
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Episodes
  • 'a never-failing source of wonder to me' - Ian White on 'if....' and 'Mutiny in Heaven'

    'a never-failing source of wonder to me' - Ian White on 'if....' and 'Mutiny in Heaven'
    Apr 30 2024

    In this episode I am joined by the film-maker Ian White. We talk about his choice of film – ‘if….’ By Lindsey Anderson (1968) and his own new documentary ‘Mutiny in Heaven’ (2023) that chronicles the fascinating history of The Birthday Party, one of the most influential, brilliant, violent and possessed bands of the 1980s.

    We talk about matching form to subject, things that don’t exist anymore, the pleasures and pains of the digital and pre-digital worlds, the potential beauty of nihilism

    For more information on where to see ‘Mutiny in Heaven’ in the cinema, streaming or to buy the DVD-

    Birthday Party Movie - Mutiny in Heaven | documentary

    Mutiny in Heaven — Cargo Film & Releasing (cargofilm-releasing.com)


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    52 mins
  • Litton on Lynch on 'Lynch on Lynch' plus evil

    Litton on Lynch on 'Lynch on Lynch' plus evil
    Apr 9 2024

    Anthony Litton returns to talk about Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, Inland Empire and all things David Lynch.
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    53 mins
  • Evil - Thoughts on Twin Peaks, Lynch and more

    Evil - Thoughts on Twin Peaks, Lynch and more
    Mar 21 2024

    Thinking about Evil watching David Lynch and reading Flannery O'Connor.
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    23 mins
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