Talkin’ THE WIND RISES with Jake Cole as TIFF 2013 coverage continues.
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Talkin’ DALLAS BUYERS CLUB with Anna the Movie Nut as TIFF 2013 coverage continues.
Talkin’ NIGHT MOVES with Douglas Robinson as TIFF 2013 coverage begins
Talkin’ THE WORLD’S END with Beth Beard. She and Ryan also field listener feedback on TIFF suggestions, and flip the record over to play the other side.
Talkin’ ELYSIUM with Dave Voigt. He and Ryan also field listener feedback on the best new directors, and flip the record over to play the other side.
Talkin’ The Coen Brothers live from Minneapolis with Andrew James. We discuss two films that best represent Joel, Ethan, and The Twin Cities – FARGO and A SERIOUS MAN.
Talkin’ STOKER on-the-fly with Lindsay. She and I dedicate an entire special episode to this piece of American gothic. Prepare to see red…and yellow.
Talkin’ ONLY GOD FORGIVES with Sam McCosh. She and Ryan also read some listener feedback on blind recommendations, and flip the record over to play the other side.
Talkin’ PACIFIC RIM with Marc Ciafardini. He and Ryan also read some listener feedback on the best films of 2013 so far, and flip the record over to play the other side.
Talkin’ BEFORE MIDNIGHT with Joanna Arcieri. She and Ryan discuss all three films in Linklater’s Before Trilogy and also field listener feedback on movie couples.
Talkin’ MAN OF STEEL with Matthew Price. He and Ryan also read some listener feedback on heroes and flip the record over to play the other side.
Talkin’ THE APARTMENT with Jess Rogers on The Birthday Episode. She and Ryan also field listener feedback on the best movies since 1978, and flip the record over to play the other side.