We continue our marathon through The World of Wong Kar Wai with a look at 1994's hugely influential Chungking Express. Plus, a reaction to the 2021 Bentonville Film Festival including a review of the new film Mogul Mowgli.

Omaya Jones joins the show for the Chungking Express discussion.

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Bentonville Fim FestivalChungking Express: Electric Youth - By Amy TaubinVideo: What Wong Kar-wai Taught Barry Jenkins About LongingA Cantopop Dream Girl’s First Film Reverie - By Oliver WangEddie Muller on The Bulwark Goes to Hollywood PodcastFilm Formally Podcast: S3E01 - Film Preservation and Home Video with Blake Blasingame

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"Greatness? Why is goodness not enough?"

On this episode, we look at the new A24 film The Green Knight, directed by David Lowery and starring Dev Patel. Filmmaker Connor Allen Smith joins for that discussion, and then we continue our series on Wong Kar Wai. Omaya Jones is back to look at the second film in the series, Days of Being Wild.

All that, plus we've got previews of two upcoming film festivals. The Bentonville Film Festival (Aug. 2-8) and the Fort Smith International Film Festival (Aug. 13-14).

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Bentonville Fim FestivalFort Smith International Film FestivalHow to watch Connor Allen Smith's film Self-portraitDavid Bordwell article on Days of Being WildDays of Being Wild version comparison

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"Could you maybe not go home tonight?”

On this episode, Andrew reviews the latest MCU film BLACK WIDOW with the help of Donavon Thompson. Plus a new marathon with Omaya Jones looking at Criterion’s World of Wong Kar Wai set, starting with AS TEARS GO BY (1988). We also talk about who Wong Kar Wai is as a filmmaker, give our reactions to the physical boxset itself, and talk film restoration drama.

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Donavon’s podcast, Podcast 241Donavon’s MCU list on LetterboxdWorld of Wong Kar Wai set on CriterionFilm Preservation podcast from Sad Hill MediaTrailer for The Green Knight

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"You wanna hear a story about how me and this bitch fell out? It's kind of long but it's full of suspense."

We look at the new film Zola from director Janicza Bravo, with the help of guest and filmmaker Sophie Barnes. Plus we finish out the Technicolor marathon with a look at 1948's The Red Shoes. Rance Collins is back for that conversation.

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Watch the trailer for ZolaRead the original Zola tweetsFollow Sophie Barnes on instagramRance's podcast The Envelope Please

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"As long as we obey the laws of physics, we'll be fine."

I'm joined by Ben Pearson, senior writer at Slash Film, to break down the latest entry in the Fast & Furious franchise. Ben is a huge fan of the Furious Saga and has some great insights as to why they work as well as they do.

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Ben Pearson on TwitterBen Pearson in InstagramBen Pearson's work on Slashfilm.comBen's Fast & Furious Ranking/Film Daily Podcast

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On this episode, we continue looking at Queer Cinema in honor of Pride Month. Filmmaker Evelyn Landow joins the show to talk about the documentary Disclosure, which is all about trans representation in the media. Plus, Andrew gives his review of the new Netflix drama Fatherhood, starring Kevin Hart.

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Evelyn Landow’s short film Cautious Birth on YouTubeEvelyn Landow on SpotifyEvelyn Landow on Apple MusicEvelyn Landow on InstagramWatch Disclosure on NetflixWatch Fatherhood on Netflix

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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 SuicideThe Trevor Project - National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health 2020

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“There's nothing wrong with Ellen. It's just that she loves too much.”

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 HallAllen v. FarrowHacksPariahProfileSearchingModern Family: Connection LostAmerican Murder: The Family Next DoorSasquatch

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"If family is important to someone they should be able to make one.”

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 TwitterUniball on InstagramUniballMovie.comPatti reviews exotic animalsimages from Doctor X, two-strip TechnicolorRance's Oscars podcast, The Envelope PleaseStream 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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