Criterion Now – Episode 40 – Othello, Alexander Payne, Tales of Hoffman




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Summary: After a short break, Aaron returns with Will Remmers’ debut appearance. We discuss a lot of the news that we missed from the past few weeks, including potential Criterion titles like Hard Eight, Margaret, The Virgin Suicides, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. We get a little deeper into Orson Welles’ Othello and his final documentary, Filming Othello. Will is an opera expert, so a few topics are steered towards that topic and we briefly get into The Tales of Hoffman. Episode Notes 6:30 – New Releases and Criterion News 48:30 – Short Takes (Jim Henson, Jabberwocky) 53:30 – Othello 1:09:00 – FilmStruck Episode Links New York Times – Women in Love Restoration Alexander Payne Closet Video Ask Jim Jarmusch Questions Why Barnes & Noble Wants Smaller Stores Kristopher Tapley Tweet About Hard Eight The Beguiled – Sofia Coppola Actor from The Breakfast Club Opens Up About John Hughes Why Billionaire Charles Cohen Believes He Can Save the Riskiest Indie Films Cohen Media to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Claude Berry’s The Two of Us with New 4K Restoration Janus Films – A Nos Amours Tweet John – Mackenzie – Apaches 1977 Episode Credits Aaron West: Twitter | Website | Letterboxd | Instagram William Remmers: Twitter | Letterboxd | Instagram | Utopia Opera Criterion Now: Facebook Group Criterion Cast: Facebook | Twitter Music for the show is from Fatboy Roberts’ Geek Remixed project.