Film Junk Bonus Podcast: Hot Docs 2013

Posted by on May 14th, 2013   Filed under: Film Junk Podcast

Hot Docs 2013

0:00 - Intro
2:44 - Dragon Girls
13:17 - Shooting Bigfoot
28:48 - 12 O’Clock Boys
35:34 - The Unbelievers
43:29 - The Expedition to the End of the World
51:17 - The Great North Korean Picture Show
59:18 - We Always Lie To Strangers
1:06:17 - NCR: Not Criminally Responsible
1:13:21 - Aatsinki: The Story of Arctic Cowboys
1:16:21 - The Last Station
1:20:51 - Which Way is the Front Line From Here?
1:25:05 - Bending Steel
1:27:57 - The Crash Reel
1:31:56 - Caucus
1:33:42 - Blackfish
1:38:17 - The Circle
1:39:14 - 15 Reasons to Live
1:40:42 - Who Is Dayani Cristal?
1:42:57 - Searching For Bill
1:45:04 - Maidentrip
1:48:16 - Our Nixon
1:49:58 - Just the Right Amount of Violence
1:54:47 - Downloaded
1:58:30 - Outro

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  • Essie

    Thank you very much! I always love the hot docs episodes and I tend to discover several docs to look forward to in the future.

  • Essie

    Also, do you guys known anything about a television cut of The Expedition to the End of the World? I see that the film is online but it looks like it’s a version from BBC and is only 60 minutes. Did you guys see a longer version? Would it be worth waiting it out for that? Thanks!

  • Bryan

    I came, I saw, I came. Thanks guys…

  • Jay C.

    @Essie It’s not uncommon for docs to be cut into two versions for broadcast and theatrical (especially in Europe). I would suggest holding off for the feature length version.

  • Johnny

    You can see how stupid this concept of so many films is when he goes from spending 10 min on docs in the beginning to only 1 minute (might as well not talk about it) at the end.

  • csidle

    Jay, it’s not exactly a Danish thing to shoot guns randomly. I figure I haven’t even seen a gun in my life, besides on cops.

    The doc looks awesome though, and I am really bummed that I didn’t go see it in theatres when it came out here. Now I’m hearing praises for it from overseas, all the while having skipped it earlier in the year.

  • csidle

    … For anyone who might be confused, the above comment # 6 is regarding Expedition to the End of the World.

  • Sam

    @ Johnny – I’d say the main reason why the earlier ones are longer discussions is mostly because all three of the guys are at least more than one person saw the film so there was able to be a lengthy discussion about the doc.

    Towards the end, it’s just one of them that saw it, so it’s understandably a brief summary and a quick thought about it. Did you listen to the podcast already?

  • Niklas

    Great podcast!

  • Kasper

    Very interesting bonus episode – good thinking to keep it separated from the regular podcast, so you don’t have to rush things as much.