In Part I of our Woody Allen in Black White series, guest programmer Graham Flanagan takes a look at Allen's first foray into black white filmmaking, his 1979 classic Manhattan.

Ben Flanagan and Graham Flanagan join Matt to discuss the latest film by the Coen Brothers, Burn After Reading.

Graham Flanagan and Ben Flanagan join Matt to discuss Woody Allen's latest release, Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

In Part VI of our Spielberg's Lost Boys series, guest programmer Corey Craft wraps up the series with a look at Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, a film that features a couple of complex father-son relationships.

In Part V of our Spielberg's Lost Boys series, guest programmer Corey Craft discusses the film many have called Steven Spielberg's greatest achievement, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and what the film tells us about Spielberg's views on childhood.

In Part IV of our Spielberg's Lost Boys series, guest programmer Corey Craft re-examines the oft-forgotten Spielberg blockbuster, the 1991 hit Hook.

In Part III of our Spielberg's Lost Boys series, guest programmer Corey Craft looks at Spielberg's commentary on the toll divorce takes on children in his 2002 film Catch Me If You Can.

In Part II of our Spielberg's Lost Boys series, guest programmer Corey Craft takes a look at one of Spielberg's most overlooked, under-appreciated films, the 1987 war epic Empire of the Sun.

In Part 1 of our Spielberg's Lost Boys series, guest programmer Corey Craft discusses one of Spielberg's most controversial films, A.I. - Artificial Intelligence and what its robotic boy protaganist has to say about the loss of childhood innocence.