Carolyn Talks..., Podcast

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This time Carolyn and LaNeysha discuss their top picks a for the month of November. LaNeysha discusses Blair Imani's Modern Herstory. A book that has a radically inclusive approach to modern history and celebrating the women and nonbinary figures throughout it. Then it's onto TV where the ladies get into Fox's 911 and A Million Little Things. Lastly this month was packed with some great movie releases and the ladies really dive into all of the things liked and didn't like in Creed II and Widows.

Spoiler Warning: A Million Little Things, Creed II, Widows

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Mondern Herstory

911

A Million Little Things

Creed II

Widows

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In this episode of “Carolyn Talks…” she speaks with directors and producers Sarah Teale and Lisa F. Jackson about their newest documentary PATRIMONIO.

In 2015 executives from the American property development firm Tres Santos began development of a massive new vacation getaway in the small coastal town of Todos Santos located in Baja California Sur, Mexico. While the sales representatives were in New York showing potential investors the perks of owning a home on the Pacific coast, local fishermen were becoming increasingly alarmed at the present (and future changes ) Tres Santos was causing.

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This time Carolyn and LaNeysha discuss their top picks a for the month of October. LaNeysha brings the spooky vibes for the month with her reviews of Netflix's Sabrina and Venom. Along with a book of delightful affirmations from Hamilton star, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jonny Sun.

While Carolyn brings some great recommendations for a steamy romance suggestions with a novel about a buff male nanny and a South Korean erotic psychological thriller film. And she also get into the hilarious tv series, Single Parents, that features one of our personal faves, Jake Choi in a lead role!

The ladies also squeeze in a quick rant about their feelings towards The Walking Dead and Rick's farewell episode.

Spoiler Warning: Sabrina, The Handmaiden, The Walking Dead & Venom

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Gmorning, Gnight!: Little Pep Talks for Me & You

RAFE: A Buff Male Nanny (Loose Ends Book 1)

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

Single Parents

Venom

The Hand Maiden

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In this episode of "Carolyn Talks..." she speaks with founder and director Sandra Seeling Lipski about what inspired Sandra to start her own film festival in Spain, its current programming and her future plans and how Evolution Mallorca can influence and change how international tourists see the city.

Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival (EMIFF) is one of the fastest growing and exciting film festivals in the Mediterranean. An excellent hub for networking with some of the brightest minds in filmmaking, EMIFF is as intimate and invigorating as it is breathtakingly gorgeous.

To keep up with festival announcements follow on Twitter @EVOLUTIONIFF, the official hashtag #EMIFF18

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Carolyn chats with writer Tennesse Martin and director Bola Ogun, about the teaser trailer produced for the film’s Kickstarter campaign.

With the logline “She doesn’t want justice, she wants revenge” HANGRY is a short film about a teenage girl who’s sexual abuse by her stepfather while he takes financial advantage of her sick mother. Running low on money and time she decides to take matters into her own hands”.

To learn more about Tennesse and her work visit SoSheSaid.com

HANGRY is produced by Jamie Mehess and Blair Skinner

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Welcome to another episode of So Here’s What Happened! This episode Carolyn and LaNeysha discuss their top picks and recommendations. While also getting into a few rants about when the female experience is portrayed badly in film and their hate/appreciate for the classic "Will they/Won't they" romantic trope.

Carolyn also briefly talks about her experience at TIFF and which films she saw there made the cut for her September top picks.

Spoiler Warning: Kim's Convenience - Season 2 & Bones

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My Hero Academia 

Persepolis Rising (The Expanse)

The Dragon Prince

Killjoys

Mayhem

Shadow

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On this episode Carolyn sits down and talks with Roney director of Glitter's Wild Women.

The film comedy-drama that focuses two sisters, Hannah and Sophie, living in solitude on their eighty acres of farmland. The sisters experience a supernatural life when they harvest and smoke glitter that gives them super strength.

Roney is an emerging filmmaker with an interesting education. She originally moved to Toronto in 2010 to play for the Ryerson Women’s Basketball team. Shortly after her first season, she retired from basketball and began taking classes at Second City. She was accepted into the Television Program (RTA) at Ryerson and excelled creatively on projects both in front of and behind the camera - specifically, her TARA-nominated feature script Hey, Dad, and her role in Kemosabe (Dir. Charles Hutchings), which won best actress at the 2014 RUFF awards. After graduating, she gave birth to a semi- autobiographical web-series project, Cheap Whine. This web-series is, in its way, an appropriate representation of Roney's love for finding humour in simple places and shaping them into entertaining, bite- sized portions. Her love of cinematic television has lured her into the world of film more than she had anticipated, and she’s excited to continue telling stories through many mediums.

Glitter's Wild Women

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Carolyn continues her coverage at TIFF, this time she sits down and chats with Vasan Bala, about his film, The Man Who Feels No Pain.

"A boy suffers from a rare disorder called Congenital Insensitivity to Pain, the condition is life threatening but he tries to survive life by trying to fulfill his Kung Fu VHS filled day dreams."

Vasan Bala, an Indian Screen Writer and filmmaker. His debut film Peddlers (2012) was screened at the 51st Semaine de la Critique

and also played at TIFF'12. He has worked as a screen writer on Anurag Kashyap's Bombay Velvet and Raman Raghav 2.0. He is also an award winning Advertising Filmmaker and The Man Who Feels No Pain is his second feature film.

The Man Who Feels No Pain makes its world premiere on Friday Sept 14.

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Carolyn's at TIFF and speaks with director of Working Woman, Michal Aviad!

Born in Jerusalem, Michal Aviad is an acclaimed and award-winning feminist filmmaker of both documentaries and narrative films. She studied literature and philosophy at Tel Aviv University, and began making films in San Francisco in the 1980's. Since returning to Israel in 1991, she has continued to write, direct and produce films, and work as an activist for women's rights. Aviad is a senior faculty member at Tel Aviv University's Tisch School of Cinema. Her critically acclaimed films include Acting Our Age (87), Jenny and Jenny (97), Invisible (11), and Dimona Twist (16).

Working Woman is currently part of the Contemporary World Cinema Programme, at the Toronto International Film Festival. 

Working Woman is a film that takes a close and personal look at how sexual harassment in the work place takes a toll on the protagonist Orna (Liron Ben Shlush), as she tries to navigate an environment that becomes increasingly toxic.

Working Woman makes its international premiere Tuesday, September 11th.

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Thanks for tuning into for another episode of So Here’s What Happened! On this episode LaNeysha and Carolyn get into their top picks for the month of August As well as talk a little more about Carolyn's upcoming coverage for Toronto International Film Festival!

Be sure to follow her on @CarrieCnh12 for exclusive content and check out her published post on here to follow along!

Possible Spoiler Warning: All the Boys I've Loved Before, Crazy Rich Asians 

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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong

Persepolis Rising (The Expanse)

If Beale Street Could Talk

Elementary

Voltron: Legendary Defender – Netflix

To all of the Boys I’ve Ever Loved - Netflix

Crazy Rich Asians

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