Esther Scott's guest appearances

Esther Scott

Long Live the Hart: A Hart of Dixie Podcast

Bryant and Colonial

Rev. Esther R. Scott

Cinema Rising

Dave Mason

Matt Farley

Alasdair Bayman

Alanna Bennett

Beau Travail

Tamar Barbash

Ashley Bissette Sumerel

Allison Nichols

Leila Gerstein

Esme Mazzeo

Norma Desmond

Tom Sanders

Shadia Omer

Bryna Kramer

Beth Morris

OwlTail

Buy a ticket for the Cinema Rising x Grandfields night Listen to the podcast Esther produces with her sister - Match of the GaySorry for the delay!This week - Esther (who made her debut on the second episode of the show) returns, having programmed a pairing of her own this time. Both films explore her primary area of expertise: coming-of-age and, specific to this season - rites of passage.Somersault (2004) This sensitive, provocative drama was a huge hit in its home country of Australia, launching the careers of Abbie Cornish and Sam Worthington. Differing drastically from the expected mode of Aussie filmmaking established by the Australian New Wave, Ozploitation and "Meat-Pie Westerns", director Cate Shortland conjures a vivid world, seen through the eyes of a troubled, promiscuous teenager (Cornish).Tomboy (2011)  Having just moved house, ten year old Laurre is able to reinvent herself, opting to present as male after she is mistaken for a boy by a girl in her neighborhood. From Portrait of a Lady on Fire director Céline Sciamma. Instagram: @cinema_risingEmail: cinemarisingshow@gmail.comIntro music: Joel Oldham @old.joelArtwork:  Fred Sanders @fredsanders.creative

<a href="https://grandfields.uk/cinema-rising" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Buy a ticket for the Cinema Rising x Grandfields night </a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/2oJsY7ykgWIkc4T1D0g70L" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Listen to the podcast Esther produces with her sister - Match of the Gay</a> Sorry for the delay! This week - Esther (who made her debut on the second episode of the show) returns, having programmed a pairing of her own this time. Both films explore her primary area of expertise: coming-of-age and, specific to this season - rites of passage. Somersault (2004) This sensitive, provocative drama was a huge hit in its home country of Australia, launching the careers of Abbie Cornish and Sam Worthington. Differing drastically from the expected mode of Aussie filmmaking established by the Australian New Wave, Ozploitation and "Meat-Pie Westerns", director Cate Shortland conjures a vivid world, seen through the eyes of a troubled, promiscuous teenager (Cornish). Tomboy (2011)  Having just moved house, ten year old Laurre is able to reinvent herself, opting to present as male after she is mistaken for a boy by a girl in her neighborhood. From Portrait of a Lady on Fire director Céline Sciamma. Instagram: @cinema_rising Email: cinemarisingshow@gmail.com Intro music: Joel Oldham @old.joel Artwork:  Fred Sanders @fredsanders.creative

Somersault & Tomboy (with Esther Scott)

For our second episode, Esther Scott joins all the way from Glasgow to discuss two films examining very different forms of obsession - both from the mind of Claire Denis. Beau Travail (1999) follows the all-consuming jealousy of an officer in the French foreign legion for a handsome young recruit, captured with unforgettable splendour by Denis and cinematographer Agnes Godard.Trouble Every Day (2001) is a provocative genre mash-up about a disease with cannibalistic symptoms. At times, Denis seems to be parodying the film's B-movie elements - daring you to laugh at its absurd depiction of the scientific community and Vincent Gallo's bizarre line-readings, before subjecting you to sequences of unspeakable horror.Instagram: @cinema_risingEmail: cinemarisingshow@gmail.comIntro music: Joel Oldham @old.joelArtwork:  Fred Sanders @fredsanders.creative

For our second episode, Esther Scott joins all the way from Glasgow to discuss two films examining very different forms of obsession - both from the mind of Claire Denis. Beau Travail (1999) follows the all-consuming jealousy of an officer in the French foreign legion for a handsome young recruit, captured with unforgettable splendour by Denis and cinematographer Agnes Godard. Trouble Every Day (2001) is a provocative genre mash-up about a disease with cannibalistic symptoms. At times, Denis seems to be parodying the film's B-movie elements - daring you to laugh at its absurd depiction of the scientific community and Vincent Gallo's bizarre line-readings, before subjecting you to sequences of unspeakable horror. Instagram: @cinema_rising Email: cinemarisingshow@gmail.com Intro music: Joel Oldham @old.joel Artwork:  Fred Sanders @fredsanders.creative

Beau Travail & Trouble Every Day (with Esther Scott)

Esther Scott Workman joins the show to talk about life in New York City, what a Tuscaloosa gameday looks like in 2020, and season 4 of The Crown.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Esther Scott Workman joins the show to talk about life in New York City, what a Tuscaloosa gameday looks like in 2020, and season 4 of The Crown.See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

Episode 6 (Part 2): Esther Scott Workman

Christine reflects on seeing Esther Scott (Delma Warner) on her television growing up, how she viewed Delma as a Bluebellian, and shares some memorable Delma moments on Hart of Dixie.

Christine reflects on seeing Esther Scott (Delma Warner) on her television growing up, how she viewed Delma as a Bluebellian, and shares some memorable Delma moments on Hart of Dixie.