‘Love Lies Bleeding’ and the 21st Century Noir Movie Canon

The Big Picture

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🗓️ 15 March 2024

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Sean and Amanda discuss a recent run of positive 2025 movie news (1:00) before digging into Rose Glass’s second feature, ‘Love Lies Bleeding’ (20:00). They take stock of Kristen Stewart’s unique movie star presence, discuss Glass’s genre command and audacious screenwriting, and praise Katy O’Brian’s wonderfully physical and emotional performance. Then, they run down a list of films they’re calling the 21st Century Noir Movie Canon (36:00). Finally, Sean is joined by Glass to discuss the production of ‘Love Lies Bleeding,’ working with a star like Stewart, why she set the film in America, how Ed Harris became involved in the project, and more (53:00). Hosts: Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins Guest: Rose Glass Senior Producer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, over 25 years ago on September 29th, 1998, we watched a brainy girl with curly hair drop everything to follow a guy she only kind of knew to college.
0:14.0	My name is Amanda Foreman, though maybe, you know me better, as Megan Rotundi,
0:19.0	the roommate with a mysterious box.
0:21.0	I'm teaming up with my Felicity husband Greg Grunberg and the
0:25.3	ringers Juliet Littman to revisit our favorite moments from the show and talk to the
0:30.0	people who helped shape it. The rewatch begins on March 13th. Listen now to Dear
0:35.2	Felicity on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Anna Williamson
0:41.8	and this is the Experian Cost of Loving podcast where we are going down to the
0:46.2	nitty gritty and talking everything finance and relationships.
0:50.2	Make sure you check out the cost of loving on the Experian UK YouTube channel and on Spotify. I'm Sean Fennese and this is the big picture a conversation show about love, sex and death.
1:09.0	Later in this episode I'll be joined by Rose Glass the English filmmaker behind one of the year's most exciting new movies,
1:14.0	Love Lies Bleeding. In a very short period of time, Glass has emerged as a rising star in the world of genre
1:19.3	filmmaking. I hope you'll stick around for our conversation. We will talk about her movie a little later in this
1:24.1	episode as well, but first let's talk about some news. A lot has transpired while we were, we had our head in the
1:29.6	Oscar clouds, you know, we were thinking about last Sunday's great event. We were chopping it up about the future Oscars. We've forgotten about what's coming for us, which is just like so many good movies in the next 24 months that I'm really excited about? In the next
1:44.3	24 months as opposed to the next 12 months all of the news that we're about to
1:48.3	discuss is a 2025 and later. So we're just we're looking like further ahead. You know
1:54.8	Tuesday's episode with Joe was like short-term future. Yes and this is our
1:59.5	long-term future and our big dreams. Are you as excited about all these films that I've listed here as I am?
2:04.4	Well I'm excited about three or four and I guess everything I just said applies to three or four of these I believe.
2:11.5	There's one 2025 release on my list. There's
2:14.0	one 2024. 24. Yeah, release. Um, which is like really it's funny.
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