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Nov 9, 2026

Carolina ManciniHOST
13:01
works.
Sofia TocarGUEST
13:02
The film premiered in Locarno, so it was a very good start and now it's going places.
Sofia TocarGUEST
13:08
So now in the autumn it will have a few beautiful national premieres.
Carolina ManciniHOST
13:11
So thank you very much, Sofia Tocar.
Carolina ManciniHOST
13:01
works.
Sofia TocarGUEST
13:02
The film premiered in Locarno, so it was a very good start and now it's going places.
Sofia TocarGUEST
13:08
So now in the autumn it will have a few beautiful national premieres.
Carolina ManciniHOST
13:11
So thank you very much, Sofia Tocar.
Ward W. BondHOST
0:09
My guest today is Swedish writer-director Lovisa Asidium, and in 2022, she made her feature debut with Maya Nylo in Lara, nominated for a Gould Baguette Award for Best Screenplay and Best Actress, and screened internationally.
Ward W. BondHOST
0:26
Now, her short films Pussy Have the Power, Audition, and Baby have screened at Sundance, Locarno, and other major festivals winning multiple awards.
Ward W. BondHOST
0:35
In 2025, Lovisa's new short film, Without Kelly, won the Orizonte Award at the Venice Film Festival and has since screened at several festivals worldwide.
Ward W. BondHOST
0:46
Her work consistently explores close relationships, power dynamics in complex female characters, and heavy drama is handled with a light touch and humor.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
102:50
Now we can go back to the square.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
102:52
It was early October, a fiercely windy evening at the Piazza Grande in Locarno, and in the thick of a song, Dylan found that he couldn't sing.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
103:03
His mouth opened and nothing came out.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
103:06
He told the story years later to a magazine reporter and wrote about it again in his memoir.
Juliette BretanGUEST
44:27
going into the 20s.
Juliette BretanGUEST
44:28
And then by 1925, Locarno treaties established the Western borders, but not the Eastern.
Juliette BretanGUEST
44:35
So it's this sense that I think really in the UK, we have this sense of these bracketed periods of global war, and then it all lived happily ever after.
Juliette BretanGUEST
44:44
And it's not the picture.
Steve HuntHOST
2:53
your day job of course though is as a designer and um people who follow me will probably know that you did the fabulous design for the cover design for my recent book which i'm obviously very grateful for and our conversation about body and soul is included in that book so how are you doing first of all and what projects are you working on at the moment i know you're always super busy
Michael KronenbergGUEST
3:19
um let's see i wrapped up work on eddie miller's movie about uh abraham polanski which i actually discussed with you when we've talked about body and soul uh and it made its premiere at the locarno uh swedish film festival sweden switzerland i think switzerland i think uh along with uh a lot of movies about blacklisted artists
Steve HuntHOST
3:44
right
Michael KronenbergGUEST
3:44
let's see i'm wrapping up an issue of cryptology magazine for two morrows uh which i regularly do i'm wrapping up the latest issue of uh north city magazine for the film art foundation and eddie muller um gonna be a really good issue that issue this issue i'm very excited about so If you're a subscriber or you're
Ahn Jae-wooHOST
46:23
Your selection this week is the latest from the prolific Hong Sang-soo.
Ahn Jae-wooHOST
46:27
The title of the film is Nowhere to Lay My Eyes, or in Korean, 눈 둘 때가 없네, which won both Best Director and Best Actress for Kim Min-hee at this year's Locarno Film Festival.
Ahn Jae-wooHOST
46:40
Tell us about this wonderful movie.
Ahn Jae-wooHOST
46:42
Yeah, this is the Hong's 35th film.
Mark RaymondPANELIST
51:07
But ultimately, I think the film is getting at this kind of theme around...
Mark RaymondPANELIST
51:12
the power of art to try to maybe like heal some of these, uh, relationships, which is a theme obviously that runs through a lot of films.
Mark RaymondPANELIST
51:20
And I think it always, it, um, was something that Locarno, uh, festival and the jury there responded to.
Mark RaymondPANELIST
51:28
It just isn't really my favorite of his type of films, but, uh, but I, I will give it a mild recommendation.
Gary LachmanGUEST
20:44
And one of the reasons I'm talking about Hesse there is because Hesse lived not right there, but not far.
Gary LachmanGUEST
20:50
There is the city Locarno is the sort of the transport hub to get to Oscona, but there's another city Lugano, which is around there, which is slightly bigger than Locarno and it's more kind of casino kind of place, but In the hills above Lugano is a village called Montagnola.
Gary LachmanGUEST
21:08
And Hesse lived up there from 1919 until he died in the early 60s.
Gary LachmanGUEST
21:14
And there's a Hesse Museum there that's absolutely fantastic.
SteveGUEST
47:45
I guess, you know, the context of the song, it's a fantastically, it's a beautiful song.
SteveGUEST
47:50
I've only ever heard it performed once live, which was at the Moon and the Stars show in Locarno in Switzerland in 2009.
SteveGUEST
47:58
And that was one of those life moments, you know, even watching her perform it, you know, I felt like an even deeper reaction than I've ever felt.
SteveGUEST
48:08
watching her do it.
David PermutGUEST
21:45
Olivia went over to see it at the festival with 8,000 people on the big outdoor screen in...
Alex AstrachanGUEST
21:51
Locarno, yeah, in Locarno.
Alex AstrachanGUEST
21:52
In Locarno.
Alex AstrachanGUEST
21:52
It was crazy.
Alex AstrachanGUEST
21:53
It was crazy.

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