It's Pride Month! We're dedicating June's episodes to discussions of Queer cinema, starting with 1961's The Children's Hour starring Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine. Rance Collins selected the film and joins the show to discuss. Plus, our review of the award-winning Mexican film New Order.

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• The Trevor Project - Facts About Suicide
• The Trevor Project - National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health 2020

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Rance Collins is back to continue our Technicolor marathon with 1945’s LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN. Plus, a review of the new “screen life” thriller, PROFILE.

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• Annie Hall
• Allen v. Farrow
• Hacks
• Pariah
• Profile
• Searching
• Modern Family: Connection Lost
• American Murder: The Family Next Door
• Sasquatch

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On this episode, Arkansas filmmaker Molly Wheat joins the show to talk about the new indie film Together Together, which stars Ed Helms and Patti Harrison. Molly also tells us all about her upcoming film, Uniball, which tells a true story of testicular cancer.

After that, Rance Collins is back to start a new classic film series all about films made in Technicolor! We kick that series off by talking about what Technicolor is and why it's significant in movie history, plus a discussion of 1938 film The Adventures of Robin Hood.

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• Uniball on Twitter
• Uniball on Instagram
• UniballMovie.com
• Patti reviews exotic animals
• images from Doctor X, two-strip Technicolor
• Rance's Oscars podcast, The Envelope Please
• Stream Leave Her to Heaven

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It's time for Kaleidoscope again! The Kaleidoscope LGBTQ+ Film Festival takes place each year in central Arkansas, and it's coming up this week! April 29 - May 2 tune in virtually and FREE to a wonderful selection of handpicked queer cinema features and short films. Festival runners Zack Baker and Cameron Vaughan came by the podcast to tell us everything we need to know about the festival.

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Kaleidoscope LGBTQ+ Festival Website

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What a weird night of Oscars, right? We've got Oscars expert Rance Collins on the show to break down all that was wrong with the ceremony, plus we give a brief look back at the movie year that was 2020.

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• Rance's Oscars podcast, The Envelope Please

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Today we're bringing you a bonus episode on the new big budget action movie Mortal Kombat, based on the classic video game series. I'm joined by film critic Philip Price for this discussion, and we try to answer whether this is worth seeing on the big screen or if you should just catch it on HBO Max.

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• Philip Price on Twitter 
• Philip’s YouTube Channel, Tavern Talk
• Philip’s website, Reviews from a Bed
• TCM Classic Film Festival 
• Mortal Kombat Wikipedia page
• list of Mortal Kombat characters on Wikipedia

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On this episode, Arkansas filmmaker Andrew Camarillo joins the show to look at Best Picture nominee Minari. Plus, I give an Oscars preview, running down the eight Best Picture nominees and giving my thoughts on each.

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• Oscar nominations reaction video on IGTV
• What Andrew Camarillo has been watching
  • Munyurangabo 
  • Black Girl
  • Ghost Dog
  • Green for Danger
  • The Jungle Book
• What Andrew Sweatman has been watching
  • Hunger
  • Shame
  • The Passion of Joan of Arc
  • The Tree of Life extended cut
  • Kiki’s Delivery Service

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The Oscars are getting closer! On this episode, we look at two of the nominees for Best Picture. Filmmaker Johnnie Brannon joins the show to discuss Sound of Metal, and I give my review of The Father.

Johnnie Brannon has been working as a filmmaker and musician for many years, and he runs the organization Made in Arkansas (who have a film festival coming up in May). He’s the perfect person to tackle Sound of Metal with, and at the end we do talk spoilers and I go into way too much detail about the film’s ending.

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• NPR Fresh Air interview with Riz Ahmed: MC And Actor Riz Ahmed Embraces A New Kind Of Role In ‘Sound Of Metal’ : NPR
• ‘Sound of Metal’ Used Riz Ahmed’s Body in Film’s Sound Design - Variety
• ‘Sound Of Metal’s Sound Designer Gets Inside Ears Of Deaf Drummer – Deadline
• Made in Arkansas homepage
• Johnnie Brannon’s Youtube page
• Johnnie Brannon’s music project AnotherTheory on bandcamp
• Johnnie Brannon on Instagram

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Filmmaker Graham Gordy joins the podcast to discuss Martin Eden, an award-winning Italian film based on a Jack London novel. Plus, Andrew gives his review of Oscar-nominated film Another Round directed by Thomas Vinterberg and starring Mads Mikkelsen.

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Another Round on Letterboxd

Martin Eden on Letterboxd

Andrew & Rance discuss Oscar nominees on IGTV

• What Graham’s been watching
  • Nomadland
  • Judas and the Black Messiah
  • Normal People
  • Wayne
• What Andrew’s been watching
  • Judas and the Black Messiah
  • Minari
  • Saint Maud
  • Variety Lights

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The 2020 documentary Boys State depicts a political experiment that takes place every year in Texas. Hundreds of 17-year-old boys gather and carry out a mock election cycle over a week’s time, and in 2018 a group of filmmakers capture the whole thing. We break down the film and what it says about our current political situation, as well as what might be hopeful about the film.

I’m joined by documentary filmmaker Obed Lamy, who grew up in Haiti and has an interesting perspective on American politics. I (Andrew) also have a unique perspective on the film, because I attended Arkansas Boys State when I was 17. It makes for a very interesting conversation!

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Boys State trailer on YouTube

Watch Obed Lamy’s film A Promising Voice on Vimeo

My IGTV review of Obed's film

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