Tim Heidecker with Adam Curtis
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On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Film Podcast, comedian Tim Heidecker sits down with Adam Curtis, the BBC filmmaker whose sprawling, epic political documentaries about have in recent years made him a cult figure. In a highly engaged conversation, the two discuss Curtis' past making films about “talented animals,” tropes in current pop music (and how dull music in docs is), Donald Trump, how John Oliver and Jon Stewart contributed to Trump's success, the power of storytelling in politics, and much more. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at talkhouse.com/film (exit.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftal...) .
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I love how you end the intro with, "if you want to finally understand what's going on right now, take a listen" I say almost the same thing to everyone I know that I send Curtis' most recent series to. Crazy.
How is this even real?! 2 of my favorite people that i would never have ever thought in a billion years would talk let alone put something online. My head hurts this is almost unreal. (i should say i use to love tim, for over a decade his work was my favorite but recently he's lost his mind and i just can't believe this has happened lol)
So interesting hearing Tim speak with Adam Curtis
Adam always has such a good way of delivering his knowledge and opinions. Always enlightening and enriching.
the thing I like most about Adam's stuff is that he thinks about the bigger picture
massive thanks - appreciate the intro - lots to digest. Adam Curtis goes full Adam Curtis and I love the total lack of any character. There's no change going from ʜʏᴘᴇʀɴᴏʀᴍᴀʟɪᴢᴀᴛɪᴏɴ narration to this clip, and he's simply speaking his mind honestly kinda scientifically in a way. Adam has a lot of patience and respect for bias and honestly I think Americans like hearing people with UK accents confirming that Americans, Brits, Chinese, and the others are simply 'winging it' , over and over, in progressively flashier ways, but also that ultimately everybody does nothing very efficiently. His perspective is always in the distance and I think he truly fufills his role as the alien tourist who just wants watch humans understand crucial ideas. There aren't many people with enough emotional maturity and self awareness to keep their head down and actually walk to their destination. I liken Adam to Burial , Banksy, Richard D James, Kaufman, Kubrick, ReviewBrah ... or the strabger who shows you a trick to get extra stuff in a vending machine. But not because of some sketchy motive or angle- just to watch another human being realize that reality isn''t just a systematic shuffle to the grave, you just have to poke around and assume nothing. basically like a child or sausagedog.
😮 Great combo
I think if you're going to upload an important interview like this you should really make it very clear WHEN it was done, namely March 23rd, 2017 (according to the Talkhouse website). Things have changed quite a bit since then I think and especially with the upcoming US election at hand, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the genocide in Gaza, and the surge of right wing politics in Europe... I'm very curious what Adam Curtis has to say regarding more recent developments in world politics, and not so much what he as saying in 2017..
@Talkhouse
15 күн бұрын
Yes, this episode is from 2017. Unfortunately, KZread's podcast integration has not allowed us to backdate publish times on KZread. All other podcast platforms and the Talkhouse website have the correct publish date. Sorry for any confusion this caused.
@LaughterIsDeadly
17 сағат бұрын
it confused me too but you can tell pretty quickly it's pre covid.
6:00min can't wait for the return of the Ry Cooder slide guitar
3 ADVERTS 13 MINUTES IN. COME ON.
@lazio6804
26 күн бұрын
get premium ya cheapskate
@Talkhouse
15 күн бұрын
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