‘Daily Variety’ Podcast -Summary Summary: Box Office, Venice, Telluride
During this week’s “Daily Variety” podcast, we traveled around the world for three favorite film festivals from Cinephile – Venice, Telluride and Toronto – separated by about 5000 miles.
Brent long, VarietyThe executive editor, also broke the Summer Box Office -Trek of 2025, to think about the overwhelming general count for the crucial frame. He also points to the unexpected hits of the season that can indicate shifts and evolution in the flavors of cinema visitors. In the meantime, Chief Correspondent Daniel D’Addario discussed his reporting of this week’s cover story about actor Channing Tatum and director Derek Cianfrance, who collaborated on the Paramount Pictures -release ‘Roofman’, who bends tonight at the Toronto film festival. And Jem aswad, Variety‘s Executive Editor of Music, reflected in his conversation with David Byrne for the profile published in this week’s printed edition prior to the new album by the musician, “Who is the Sky?”
The podcast also took a Meta twist on Thursday as “Daily Variety” -Gastheer Cynthia Littleton, Variety’S Co-editor in Chief, interviewed Eric Sandler, Chief Strategy Officer for Audio Studio Pushkin Industries, to discuss the state of the audio entertainment sector and Pushkin’s Busy Fall Slate.
Here is a demolition of the “Daily Variety” episodes of this week. “Daily Variety” brings you showbiz news and tailor -made analysis for entertainment insiders of the journalists from Variety and market leaders. PT episodes are published from Monday to Thursday at 11 am, with a duration of 20 minutes or less. Click here to subscribe to “Daily Variety”, And please listen!
Thursday Sept. 4
In today’s episode we talk to Eric Sandler, the Chief Strategy Officer for Podcast and Audioboekbedrijf Pushkin Industries. He discusses the state of the medium as a craft and company, as well as the upcoming projects of the company, Malcolm Gladwell, Michael Lewis, Lidia Jean Cott and more. We hear from Jem Aswad who interviewed David Byrne about the latest album from the legendary musician, “Who is the Sky?” who releases September 5.
Wednesday Sept. 3
In today’s episode, Daniel D’Addario discusses his cover story about actor Channing Tatum and Derek Cianfrance, who collaborated on the upcoming film “Roofman” and Bond Bond B their experience as fathers who work in creative professions. We hear from Elsa Keslassy, Variety‘S International Editor based in Paris, which completed her week at the Venice film festival and the reactions of the audience participation in the expected films such as’ The Smashing Machine’, ‘Bugonia’, ‘After the Hunt’ and ‘Wizard of the Kremlin’.
Tuesday Sept. 2
In today’s episode, Brent Lang will judge the Zombkantoor side of 2025 when the season ends. In general, the figures were on the same footing with the summer of 2024, which is not ideal, especially in view of the number of franchise films released this year. However, if there is a silver lining, this can be the unexpected success of ‘weapons’, which suggests a growing appetite for originality and performance. We also hear from Peter Debrug, Variety Main film critic, who thinks about his week at the Telluride Film Festival, where Scott Cooper’s “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere”, three huge “Hamlet”-inspired films and Yorgos Lanthimos ‘Bugonia’ buzzz.
(Depicted: “After the Hunt” director Luca Guadagnino with stars Julia Roberts and Ayo Edebiri in Venice)
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