Another docu-tastic episode of the podcast with filmmakers Margaret Brown (The Great Invisible), Jeremy Workman (Magical Universe) with Chuck Workman (Magician), and Jean-Yves Ollivier (Plot for Peace).

Director Volker Schlöndorff discusses his new film, Diplomacy; filmmaker Zachary Wigon and actress Kate Lyn Shiel discuss their new film, The Heart Machine; and filmmaker Gregory Kohn.

Producer, actor, director, and horror impresario, Larry Fessenden, is the sole guest in this Fandor Episode celebrating Halloween and the month of Shocktober!

The filmmaker Teddy Collatos (Move) is the guest. His latest feature film, Dipso, will be having a free screening at Videology on Monday, October 20, 9:30 PM in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. I will be moderating the Q&A.

St. Vincent director Ted Melfi and documentary filmmaker Samir are the guests on this episode of the podcast.

The Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Woodstock Film Festival, Meira Blaustein is the first guest; then filmmakers Michael Wechsler (The Red Robin) and Kevin Schreck (Persistence of Vision).

Guests include DCTV's Co-executive director Jon Alpert, documentary The Decent One filmmaker Vanessa Lapa, and Last Hijack co-directors, Femke Wolting & Tommy Pallotta.

Filmmaker Michael Bilandic (Happy Life) discusses his new movie, Hellaware, starring Keith Poulson & Sophia Takal. Screening now at Cinema Village in NYC and streaming on Fandor.

The team behind the documentary This Ain't No Mouse Music, filmmakers Maureen Gosling & Chris Simon along with the film's subject, Chris Strachwitz, and the distributor Jim Browne; also the Swiss French language film, Le Petite Chambre, filmmakers Stéphanie Chuat & Véronique Reymond.

Documentary filmmaker Lucia Small discusses her recent film, One Cut One Life which she co-directed with her filmmaking partner, the late Ed Pincus. The film will have its New York premiere at The New York Film Festival. Also discussing the festival are rogerebert.com critics Godfrey Cheshire & Scout Tafoya.