2.13 - Opening
They were never in time for their shoots… they were never in time for their screenings… then one day… they weren’t in time at all.
2.13 - Feature Story
In an all-new Bazura Project Guide To Cinephelia, we look at the lives of film critics. Who are they? What do they do? How do you become one?
2.12 - Opening
Come! Marvel at the Eighth Wonder of the World!
2.12 - News
Is there a new Fantastic Voyage? The Justice League movie is going ahead? A new oscarbait role for Jamie Foxx? And what possible container could hold the respect Lee has for Len Wiseman?
2.12 - Feature Story
Another edition of Lee’s Guide To Film Movements, as Italian Neo-Realism gets a good once-over. Want to sound like an expert? Five minutes is all you need.
2.12 - Interview
The Rachmaninoff/mental illness craze of the 1990s was largely kicked off by Scott Hicks’s Shine. Now, several films later, he’s trying his hand at lighter, more contemporary fare with No Reservations. But what sorts of films has he been offered in the meantime? And how is Abigail Breslin like Meryl Streep? And what’s with the wine?
2.12 - Reviews
What do the boys think of Ratatouille? Of No Reservations? Of Home Song Stories? Of Away From Her? Of Once? Of Hairspray? Of Mice and Men? Their opinions will not only blow your mind; they’ll render you incapacitated from the waist down.
2.13 - Interview
Rolf de Heer has directed films such as Bad Boy Bubby, The Tracker and Ten Canoes. Now, he takes on his most challenging task yet: being interviewed on The Bazura Project.
2.11 - Opening
Being the adventures of young men whose principal interests are film, ultra-violence and Beethoven*.
* The movie with the big dog.
2.11 - News
What’s the new Indiana Jones movie called? Is Brett Ratner planning an “urban” Ocean’s 11? Which real life person is Steve Coogan playing? Who shot the Notorious BIG? Are these rhetorical questions getting annoying?
