#786: Kelly Reichardt / First Cow
Kelly Reichardt's FIRST COW opened in limited release in March 2020—and less than two weeks later the COVID-19 pandemic shut theaters down. The film, which Adam and Josh both named the #1 movie of the year back in June, finally arrived on demand earlier this month. In their conversation with Reichardt, Adam and Josh ask the director about her relationship with nature (she's "not a camper") and about her choice to shoot in a 4:3 aspect ratio ("the most flattering ratio for closeups").
0:00 - Billboard
1:08 - Interview: Kelly Reichardt
Angelica Garcia, "It Don't Hinder Me"
24:01 - Next Week/Notes
27:30 - Massacre Theatre
32:38 - Review: "First Cow" (from March, 2020)
58:54 - Outro
NOTES/LINKS
Reviews of Affleck's "Air," "Paint," "Pretty Baby," plus Reichardt's "Showing Up."
The director of "Meek's Cutoff" and "Wendy and Lucy" talks about casting John "Cookie" Magaro and the influence of Satyajit Ray.
Kelly Reichardt's latest is the film of the year so far. It will also make you hungry.
Adam and Josh discuss director Kelly Reichardt’s NIGHT MOVES with Jesse Eisenberg, and also do some location scouting for this week’s Top 5 — Pacific Northwest Movies — while having some pie and, excuse me, a damn fine cup of coffee.
It's time for the Kelly Reichardt drinking game aka Filmspotting's countdown of the Best Films of 2011 (So Far).
O, Pioneers! Filmspotting saddles up for a discussion of Kelly Reichardt's "Meek's Cutoff," starring Michelle Williams.
