What started as a few friends having a drink, talking movies, and trying to figure out what makes them tick somehow turned into a full-blown podcast.
How to Be a Movie Snob is for everyone from casual movie watchers to full-on film nerds. We take a closer look at what makes movies work—direction, acting, editing, cinematography, storytelling, and everything in between—without all the film-school snobbery.
This week, we get our hands on another screener: Bolivia’s submission for the 99th Academy Awards, The Condor Daughter.
Directed by Álvaro Olmos Torrico and beautifully photographed by cinematographer Nicolás Wong Díaz, the film follows a young midwife apprentice as she navigates the traditions of her home while facing a rapidly changing modern society.
The Condor Daughter offers a fascinating glimpse into Bolivian culture and a story that many audiences may never otherwise have the opportunity to experience. We dig into the filmmaking, performances, cinematography, and the cultural themes that make this film stand out.
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Intro & Outro: “Kick The Dust” by Ryan Taubert
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