Adjust Your Tracking

On this episode, Joe and Erik dig in and talk about the great films they’ve seen at the 39th annual Portland International Film Festival, focusing mostly on two Best Foreign Language Oscar nominees in Embrace Of The Serpent from Colombia and the Danish A War. They also throw out several other great films at the festival but leave room for their fuller reviews down the road for when they get a proper US release. We try to release new episodes of Adjust Your Tracking twice a month, though frequency of new episodes often increase or decrease based on interest level of what’s going on in cinema. Wanna contact AYT? Let us know what you think of the show, share ideas, talking points: Email us at [email protected] follow us on Twitter like us on Facebook We’re on iTunes and Stitcher, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the appropriate link below. Please consider leaving a review and/or rating the show on iTunes. It’s really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below. WARNING: Explicit language is used in this podcast. Audio Player 00:0000:00Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. Download m4a Subscribe via iTunes Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via RSS Show archive CREDITS Producer — Drew Wallner Co-Host, Segment Editor — Joe von Appen Co-Host, Audio Editor — Erik McClanahan Presented by –– The Northwest Film Center Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: 600 Miles, A War, Above and Below, Adjust Your Tracking, Alchemy, Alex van Warmerdam, Arabian Nights, AYT, Ciro Guerra, Dheepan, Embrace of the Serpent, Erik McClanahan, Evolution, Guy Maddin, Jacques Audiard, Joe von Appen, Lucile Hadžihalilović, Miguel Gomes, Schneider vs. Bax, The Forbidden Room, The Lobster, Tobias Lindholm