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July 21, 2017 "Why 'Dunkirk' Is Leading the Oscar Race" (Episode 157)
Kohn and Thompson talk through the strengths of Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk" and why it's an early frontrunner in the Oscar race.

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20 min
July 14, 2017 "Why This Summer Has Been Good to Big and Small Movies (Episode 156)
Kohn and Thompson debate the summer movie season and why the quality of this year's films has been above average.

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29 min
June 30, 2017 "Why The Academy's Diversity Push Is Working" (Episode 155)
Kohn and Thompson evaluate the list of new members invited to join the Academy. Plus: Why you should see "Baby Driver" and "The Little Hours" this weekend.

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32 min
June 23, 2017 "Can One Controversy Ruin a Movie?" (Episode 154)
From the firing on the new "Star Wars" movie to the backlash to "The Beguiled," Kohn and Thompson explore recent controversies and how they may impact the way these movies are received.

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32 min
June 22, 2017 Screen Talk Emmy Edition 2017: TV Critics' Bigger Impact on the Emmy Race (Episode 3)
The Television Critics Association's TCA Awards nominations are out, and it looks a lot like the Emmy race. That wasn't always the case, as TV critics and Television Academy voters were traditionally on very different pages. But that has changed in recent years, as Emmy nominations began to recognize more critics faves, such as "The Americans" and "Orphan Black" star Tatiana Maslany (who even won last year). On this week's "Screen Talk Emmy Edition," we look at the TCA Award nominees, plus go through IndieWire's list of 10 shows that Emmy voters ought to take a second look at before filling out their ballots. And later in the episode, we examine the best comedy series odds.

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27 min
June 16, 2017 "'The Book of Henry' Isn't As Bad As You Think" (Episode 153)
Kohn and Thompson discuss the negative reviews of "The Book of Henry," then debate the latest editions of LAFF and BAMcinemaFEST.

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33 min
June 14, 2017 Screen Talk Emmy Edition 2017: Who's Got The Buzz – And Who Doesn't (Episode 2)
IndieWire's Screen Talk: Emmy Edition highlights this year's most interesting shows and races. IndieWire editor-at-large Anne Thompson and executive editor Michael Schneider banter about which shows and performers lead key races, including outstanding drama, drama actor, and drama actress.

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25 min
June 08, 2017 "Why Tom Cruise Should Play James Comey (Episode 152)
Kohn and Thompson discuss Tom Cruise's latest missteps, plus awards season prospects for Sam Elliot, Robert Pattinson and "Wonder Woman."

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32 min
June 07, 2017 Screen Talk Emmy Edition 2017: Setting the Stage (Episode 1)
IndieWire's Screen Talk podcast launches a bonus Emmy edition to highlight this year's most interesting shows and races. IndieWire editor-at-large Anne Thompson and executive editor Michael Schneider will banter each week, and also bring on the occasional guest to talk all things Emmy. Here's this year's premiere episode.

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25 min
June 02, 2017 "Life After Cannes: What's Next For These Hot Movies?" (Episode 151)
Kohn and Thompson discuss the commercial and awards season prospects for several highlights from the Cannes Film Festival, then debate the newly-released "Wonder Woman."

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34 min

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Each week on Screen Talk, IndieWire's Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio debate the indie film world and beyond -- from film festivals to new releases and the future of the business.