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Discussing the 1995 time capsule, Kids from Larry Clarke and it's accompanying documentary, We Were Once Kids from Hamilton Harris and Eddie Martin.

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More talk on documentaries! Headlining the episode is the new, Megadoc about the making of Megalopolis from Francis Ford Coppola. From there, we jump to Tubi for the underseen Tulsa Terrors from 2025 and brief talk of the cool In Search of All American Massacre.

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Looking at a couple documentaries, yet again. Just in time for the upcoming, Megadoc, we look at the classic, Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse. Some discussion of aka Charlie Sheen paves its way into Fascism on a Thread: The Strange History of Nazisploitation Films. Ending it all with not a documentary is the recent, Pleasure, from Ninja Thyberg.

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Looking at the new restoration of John Woo's classic, Hard-Boiled and the 2010 documentary Evocateur, The Morton Downey Jr. Movie.

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Nikki Charm stars in this coming of age sexual discovery film. The sexual discovery? Closer to home than you'd expect. Also starring Peter North, Tom Byron, Paul Thomas, Sheri St Clair and David Sanders.

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Talking about three regarded filmmakers and a notable work of each. First up is The Hidden Fortress from Akira Kurosawa. Brief talk of the upcoming Megadoc documentary about the making of Megalopolis from Francis Ford Coppola. Rounding it is Louis Malle's controversial, Pretty Baby.

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Talking about the recent restoration of the 2006 film, The Fall and the significance of imperfect art in relation to time and understanding. As well in the conversation including the work of Richard Kelly and Francis Ford Coppola.

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Continuing part of the talk from last episode. The future of film releases, the turnover rate from DVD to Blu Ray and what happens when a film's out of the general discourse.

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Discussing four recent films, some of which may be under your radar. At the top, the most well known is the horror, mystery, Weapons. The next two, both documentaries, being Architecton and It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley. Finishing out the episode is Sarah Friedland's criminally underseen Familiar Touch.

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Another rambling episode! Talking about the current de-valuing of films, the pros and cons of the theatrical experience, film distribution and releases, how people find films now and more!

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