Podcast #26 – 30th June 2017
All The Anime Podcast #26 - Season 2, episode #4: "Legacy Booze "
[Recorded on 30th June 2017]
This week, Andrew and Jessica are on assignment at Anime Expo in the USA so you're stuck with Jeremy, Kerry, Keith and Kat to keep you entertained for about 90 minutes of chatter which, to be totally up front, has far less anime talk than usual.
Topics covered include, but are not limited to, bracing Keith's climate control settings in the van back from a convention, the perils of traveling in general, Kerry's adventures at the Edinburgh Film Festival, what show that was simulcast would we like to release if possible, thoughts on Embossments on packaging, our completely hypothetical pitches for an Ultimate Edition release and then to change things up a bit - as if it hasn't been different compared to the norm already - we introduce the random topic generator to proceedings!
Then, we conclude the show by bidding farewell to one of Team Anime Limited as they are moving on new ventures. (NOTE from Jeremy: Events from the evening before this podcast was recorded totally don't play into the overall feel of this episode... ;) )
A fun podcast as always! We hope you enjoy listening to it and we'll be back next Friday with another episode for you!
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Past Podcasts episodes:
Season 1
Episode #1 | Episode #2 | Episode #3 | Episode #4 | Podcast #5 | Podcast #6 | Podcast #7 | Podcast #8 | Podcast #9 |Episode #10 | Episode #11 | Podcast #12 | Episode #13 | Podcast #14 | Podcast #15 | Podcast #16 | Podcast #17 | Podcast #18 | Podcast #19 | Podcast #20 | Podcast #21 | Podcast #22
Season 2
Podcast #23 | Podcast #24 | Podcast #25
Signing out~!
Jeremy
Anime Architecture
By Lee Brimmicombe-Wood.
If you were hoping for Anime Architecture at the House of Illustration to show a futurists’ view of architecture, you’ll be disappointed. It’s the subtitle, Backgrounds of Japan, where the show’s true focus lies. This is not an exhibition of design, but rather of scenery, highlighting the background illustrator’s craft. It is built around the works of Production I.G, showcasing production materials from Patlabor: The Movie (1989), Ghost in the Shell (1995) and Metropolis (2001). Continue Reading
In This Corner of the World
By Andrew Osmond.
Anime movies have tackled heavy subjects for decades, and the recent crop has been no exception. Some address their topics head on, like the shocking Genocidal Organ. Others are more indirect. Your Name was a teen romcom fantasy that implicitly raised the horrors of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. A Silent Voice used romcom and teen comedy to lighten a story of cruelty and guilt. Now In This Corner of the World uses soft drawings and everyday domestic drama to tell a story of life in Japan during World War II, in and around Hiroshima. Yes, Hiroshima. Continue Reading
Podcast #25 – 23rd June 2017
All The Anime Podcast #25 - Season 2, episode #3: "Storm C*** Castle "
[Recorded on 22nd June 2017]
It's time for the next Anime Limited / AllTheAnime Podcast!
On this episode join Jeremy, Andrew Kerry, Keith and Jessica as they talk a variety of topics with (it's got to be said) some very NSFW language unintentionally involved. (You can thank Kerry for that.)
Topics covered (but not limited to) include the Viceland TV channel announcing it's anime block of programming and the reaction to said announcement, documentaries on Netflix that keep you awake at night, there's a new streaming service that launched "HIDIVE" so we have chinwag about that, what "authoring" a disc actually means or entails, favourite non-anime films we've seen this year, the price of manga (as in books, not the anime distributor) and more!
Plus to conclude the podcast we give some brief thoughts on the first episode of Sakura Quest - which you can watch at both Crunchyroll and FunimationNow.
A fun podcast as always! We hope you enjoy listening to it and we'll be back next Friday with another episode for you!
NOTE: As always please note this podcast contains strong language and any views expressed by individuals in this podcast do not reflect those of Anime Limited.
(To download the podcast as an mp3, click on the arrow pointing down in the top right corner of the player above.)
Download and subscribe to the podcast through iTunes UK HERE.
Find our Souncloud page here: HERE.
There is also a Soundcloud app available on both iTunes and Google Play, so you download and listen to our podcast through there as well.
Past Podcasts episodes:
Season 1
Episode #1 | Episode #2 | Episode #3 | Episode #4 | Podcast #5 | Podcast #6 | Podcast #7 | Podcast #8 | Podcast #9 |Episode #10 | Episode #11 | Podcast #12 | Episode #13 | Podcast #14 | Podcast #15 | Podcast #16 | Podcast #17 | Podcast #18 | Podcast #19 | Podcast #20 | Podcast #21 | Podcast #22
Season 2
Podcast #23 | Podcast #24
Signing out~!
Jeremy
Sex, Satan & Psychedelia
By Helen McCarthy.
Belladonna of Sadness, the last film from Osamu Tezuka’s groundbreaking studio Mushi Pro, crashed and burned soon after the studio itself. It failed at the Japanese box office, and made little impression on the world outside Japan. French film journal Les Cahiers du Cinema recently hailed it as “the hidden treasure of Japanese animation,” but, in truth, the film wasn’t so much hidden as trashed.
And yet… Belladonna is an almost perfect visual summary of the feminine side of 1970s artistic counterculture. The psychedelic movement of the 1960s had generated a tidal wave of popular art on everything from album covers and advertising graphics to rave fliers. In 1968 the Beatles’ movie Yellow Submarine, Jean-Claud Forest’s comic Barbarella, and Roger Vadim’s film version, created a perfect storm of psychedelia around the world. Continue Reading