From the Booth: A Podcast from BYU's International Cinema

From the Booth: A Podcast from BYU's International Cinema


Latest Episodes

Ep. 4 – 1982
March 20, 2023

IC co-director Marie Laure Oscarson speaks with Writer/Director Oualid Mouaness, about his film entitled 1982.

Ep. 3 – The Son
February 28, 2023

IC co-director Marc Olivier talks with Dr. Bob Hudson of the BYU French & Italian Department about the 2002 Belgian film The Son by the Dardenne brothers

Ep. 2 – The Disappearance of My Mother
February 13, 2023

IC co-director Marie Laure Oscarson speaks with Heather Belnap, Professor of Comparative Arts and Letters, about the 2019 Italian film, The Disappearance of My Mother.

Ep. 1 – The Colors of the Mountain
January 30, 2023

IC co-director Doug Weatherford speaks with Greg and Gloria Stallings of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese about the 2010 Colombian film, The Color of the Mountain.

Week 1 Winter 2023 – Semester Preview
January 09, 2023

In this first podcast of Winter Semester 2023, Doug Weatherford, Marie-Laure Oscarson, and Marc Olivier pay tribute to former IC director Don Marshall and discuss upcoming films.

Week 13 Fall 2022 – Semester Review
November 28, 2022

In the final podcast of Fall 2022, Co-directors Marc Olivier, Doug Weatherford, and Marie-Laure Oscarson talk about highlights from the semester and the theme and line-up for Winter 2023.

Week 12 Fall 2022 – Timbuktu
November 12, 2022

In this weeks podcast, Daren Ray talks with IC director Doug Weatherford about the 2014 African film, Timbuktu.

Week 11 Fall 2022 – Purple Noon
November 05, 2022

IC co-director Marc Olivier talks about the French film Purple Noon (1960, Ren Clment) with BYU Professor of French, Daryl Lee.

Week 10 Fall 2022 – Aloners
October 29, 2022

In this weeks podcast, former IC co-director Marc Yamada talks with IC director Doug Weatherford about the 2021 South Korean film,Aloners.

Week 9 Fall 2022 – Sweat
October 22, 2022

IC assistant-director, Marie-Laure Oscarson, talks about Magnus Von Horns 2018 film,Sweat, with Amy Jensen, Associate Dean in the BYU College of Fine Arts and Communications, about influencers and t