Andrew Leavold: Youtube Links

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Youtube Links

2016 - THE SEARCH FOR WENG WENG Wild Eye Releasing's trailer for their US DVD release

2016 - THE SEARCH FOR WENG WENG Celluloid Terror's DVD review

2015 - THE SEARCH FOR WENG WENG Southeast Asian Film Festival post-screening Q&A, Singapore 11th April 2015

2014 - THE SEARCH FOR WENG WENG Udine Far East Film Festival interview, Italy, May 2014

2014 - THE SEARCH FOR WENG WENG Radio interview with Girl George, San Francisco 28th December 2014

2013 - TUNAY NA BUHAY Part One Filipino Current Affairs TV show, episode on THE SEARCH FOR WENG WENG, interviewing myself, Weng Weng's family, and Eddie Nicart among others. Broadcast on the Philippines' GMA network 13th December 2013

2013 - TUNAY NA BUHAY Part Two

2013 - TUNAY NA BUHAY Part Three

2012 - SCARY MOVIES - WHY DO WE WATCH THEM? panel with Lance Sinclair and Dr Mark Ryan at the State Library, South Brisbane 19/04/12
2008 - OZPLOITATION SEMINAR with Brian Trenchard-Smith, Alan Finney, Antony Ginnane and Mark Hartley, Brisbane International Film Festival 02/08/08

2007 - APOCALPYPSE MAO Part One Trash Video adverts for Briz 31 TV, inspired by Jean-Luc Godard and the French Situationists. Directed and written by me, shot and edited by Scott Black

2007 - APOCALPYPSE MAO Part Two

2007 - APOCALPYPSE MAO Part Three

2007 - APOCALYPSE MAO Part Four

2007 - SCHLOCK INTRO Promo One My introductions for old drive-in movies on Briz 31 TV

2007 - SCHLOCK INTRO Promo Two

2007 - SCHLOCK INTRO Promo Three

2003 - ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE TAPES SBS TV documentary on me and Trash Video, originally broadcast April 2003

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Andrew Leavold owned and managed Trash Video, the largest cult video rental store in Australia, from 1995 to 2010. He is also a film-maker, published author, researcher, film festival curator, musician, and above all, unrepentant and voracious fan of the pulpier aspects of genre cinema. His writing has been published globally in mainstream magazines, academic journals and underground cinema fanzines, for the last two decades.

Leavold toured the world with his feature length documentary The Search For Weng Weng (2013). His ten years of research on genre filmmaking in the Philippines formed the basis of Mark Hartley's documentary Machete Maidens Unleashed! (released internationally in 2010), on which Leavold is also Associate Producer, and he has since been recognized both in the Philippines and abroad as the foremost authority in his area of expertise, teaching Philippine film history at university level in Australia, the United States, and throughout the Philippines. Leavold teamed with Daniel Palisa to co-direct The Last Pinoy Action King (2015), both a feature-length documentary on the late Filipino action idol Rudy Fernandez, and a dissection of film royalty, politics, privilege, idolatry, and the Philippines’ pyramid of power.

He is currently shooting two new feature-length documentaries – The Most Beautiful Creatures On The Skin Of The Earth (also with Palisa), the third in his Filipino trilogy, about erotic cinema under Marcos; and Pub, a history of the vibrant St Kilda music scene as told through its most outrageous progeny, Fred Negro. Both films are due for release in 2019.