Joy, a Podcast. Hosted by Craig Ferguson A.O. Scott
Sep 24, 2024
In this engaging discussion, A.O. Scott, a seasoned film critic for The New York Times Book Review, shares insights from his 23-year career reviewing films and transitioning back to literary criticism. He delves into the nostalgic relationship between personal branding and memory, contrasting the artistic and commercial motivations in filmmaking. Scott explores the evolution of film criticism in the digital age and highlights how societal changes influence our appreciation of cinema. With humor and wisdom, he reflects on generational perspectives and the dynamics of creativity in modern storytelling.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Memory, Nostalgia, and Personal Branding
03:16 • 9min
Exploring Artistry in an Evolving Film Industry
11:49 • 6min
Cultural Symbols and Cinema's Evolution
17:43 • 9min
The Changing Dynamics of Film Criticism and Women's Sports Rivalry
26:51 • 5min
Shifting Perspectives in Film and Literature
31:48 • 12min
Exploring Art and Audience Expectations
43:30 • 5min
The Evolution of Film Appreciation
48:27 • 10min
Generational Perspectives: Wisdom and Woes
58:29 • 4min