Runtime
69 minutes
Up for Discussion
Show Contents
0:00 Introduction
2:36 Know Your Enemy: Hillary Butler
14:55 The New Slang: ROOM
40:38 The Other Side I: SHORT TERM 12
51:06 The Other Side II: MOMMY
Thoughts from your host…
Even though this show adheres to a pretty rigorous format, there’s a lot of latitude for things to change from show to show.
Sometimes, we’ll find ourselves getting deep into the technical nuts and bolts of a piece of filmmaking…breaking it all the way down to its chemical components in discussing what does and doesn’t make it work. Other times, we find ourselves digressing quite a bit and bringing the conversation back to ourselves.
This episode is more of the latter.
On this blustery Friday night, my guest and I got into everything from paternal relationships, to earliest memories, to what makes adolescent actors succeed and fail. I’d wager that if you listened to other podcasts do their discussions of this movie, you’d likely hear discussion that focuses a little more on technique…but perhaps not one as personable.
Like I said: latitude.
Also, I mention as much in the introduction of the film up for review, but Hillary and I get into a detail that happens halfway through the film that some might consider a spoiler. So while this show generally stays spoiler-free, consider yourself warned for this episode.
Finally – a glimpse at the silent auditor of this episode:
Thanks for tuning into episode one-hundred-forty-six.
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I would love to listen but the iTunes links don’t seem to be working. :/
Hey Michele – That’s strange! Are you looking to listen on your computer, or your phone/iPod/Android/other such gizmo?
Hillary sent me the link and that worked. I was listening on my iPhone. Thanks!
Mommy is SO fecking good!
These are loose admittedly, but some Father/daughter films I thought of:
Contact
The Professional (kinda)
Father of the Bride
Kick-Ass
Despicable Me
And I there’s one with The Rock, but can’t remember the name.