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Jake Gyllenhaal interview: The hierarchy of film above TV doesn't exist anymore - Kernels podcast
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How do films make you feel? The Independent gets personal about cinema and TV with actors, directors, cinematographers and other people from the continually evolving world of "content" in a new fortnightly podcast hosted by Culture Editor Christopher Hooton.
Jake Gyllenhaal is an actor who gives a quiet but powerful performance, and has been experimenting with some different genres in recent years. Film reporter Jacob Stolworthy winds up talking to him about Nightcrawler and oddity Bubble Boy, how he chooses films, his sister Maggie's move into television (and whether he'd do the same) and his latest film, Stronger.
Listen to it below, subscribe on iTunes, Apple Podcasts and other podcasts apps here, and follow the podcast @kernels and host @ChristophHooton on Twitter. You can find previous episodes with Matthew McConaughey, Sir Patrick Stewart, Adam Driver and more here.
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