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Quantum of Solace

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/11/25 11:53:39 am

Quantum of Solace Director Marc Forster explains the pressure and initial apprehension when contributing to the most popular film franchise in the world - Bond, James Bond.

Raiders: Karen Allen EP9

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/11/17 3:47:45 pm

The lovely Karen Allen was kind enough to grace the Popcorn Taxi stage and gave the audience an in depth analysis of all things 'Indiana Jones' with stories of the infamous drinking scenes between Marion and Belloq, working with the snakes in the 'well of souls' and her on-screen kiss with Harrison Ford.

Wolf Creek :EP8

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/10/22 12:14:28 pm

Writer/Director Greg Mclean and Veteran actor John Jarratt discuss the processes involved in making the Aussie horror smash 'Wolf Creek'.

Wall-E

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/09/25 10:33:27 am

Veteran Pixar director Andrew Stanton & Guru sound designer Ben Burtt discuss their latest collaborative effort, Wall-E.

Hellboy 2

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/09/16 10:40:57 am

Visually Renowned Director Guillermo Del Toro discusses his latest offering 'Hellboy 2 - The Golden Army'. Hosted by Oscar Hillerstrom.

Not Quite Hollywood - Part 3

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/08/28 1:35:03 pm

Director Mark Hartley, Producer Antony I Ginane, Actor Roger Ward, Stuntman Grant Page & Director of Photography Vincent Monton discuss Not Quite Hollywood and the films that inspired its creation with Michael Adams.

Not Quite Hollywood

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/08/26 12:10:20 pm

Jason Schwartzman: The Darjeeling Limited

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/08/19 1:04:46 pm

Jason Schwartzman discusses making 'The Darjeeling Limited' with Popcorn Taxi Host Chris Murray.

Mabo

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/08/11 2:14:38 pm

Violent electrical storms across Australia mystically connect hundreds of Indigenous youths who set off on a graffiti awareness campaign. This appears to be in reaction to hastily rescinded Indigenous land rights by Australia�s federal government. Using chalk, they write one word in beautiful copperplate � Mabo. Their marks are washed away by the next rainfall, but are quickly replaced. James, one of the youths is arrested by over-zealous police but he is soon released when it is found that he had not broken the law. Defiantly, James returns the next day and leaves his message directly in front of the police station.

Pinball Punks from Punchbowl

contact@adikted.tv — 2008/08/11 1:48:39 pm

Few people appreciate the role that migrants have had on the birth and development of punk rock in Australia. As professional outsiders, the Hard-Ons continue to live life with a punk philosophy � ear-splitting inspiration for us all!