🎧 Inside the Arthouse: Carson Lund on EEPHUS – A Baseball Film About Time, Change, and Camaraderie

When is a baseball movie more than just a baseball movie? In his lyrical and deeply American debut, Carson Lund’s EEPHUS explores themes of friendship, resistance to change, and the quiet beauty of fading traditions.

Named after the famously slow and unpredictable Eephus pitch, this film isn’t just for baseball lovers—it’s for anyone who’s watched their hometown evolve, for better or worse. Set in suburban New Hampshire, and infused with New England's stubbornly independent spirit, EEPHUS captures the rhythms of small-town America through a game, a team, and a summer afternoon.

Premiering at Director’s Fortnight at Cannes, and now opening in select U.S. theaters via Music Box Films, EEPHUS is a nostalgic, slow-burning reflection on time, gentrification, and the bonds that hold communities together.

🎙️ Join us for a conversation with director Carson Lund as he shares the inspiration behind EEPHUS, the challenges of working with non-traditional storytelling, and why baseball remains a cinematic gateway into the American psyche.

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As Tolstoy famously wrote, “All happy families are alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” That timeless sentiment lies at the heart of EX-HUSBANDS, a sharply observed, darkly funny, and deeply human new film from writer-director Noah Pritzker.

Starring Griffin Dunne in a rare and welcome return to a leading role, EX-HUSBANDS follows the unraveling—and unexpected healing—of the Pearce family. With a stellar supporting cast including James Norton, Rosanna Arquette, and Richard Benjamin, the film captures the complexities of divorce, aging, and regret with both wit and emotional honesty.

In this episode of INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE, we sit down with Griffin Dunne and Noah Pritzker to discuss:

EX-HUSBANDS is a poignant and unexpectedly funny exploration of what happens when the life you planned falls apart—and something better might be waiting in the rubble.

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Acclaimed indie auteur Rob Tregenza returns to the big screen with his latest feature, THE FISHING PLACE—a visually stunning, philosophically rich new film that’s capturing critical attention across the country.

Critics are raving:

Tregenza has long been a quiet giant of independent cinema. From directing the arthouse gems TALKING TO STRANGERS, INSIDE/OUT, and GAVAGAI, to serving as cinematographer on Béla Tarr’s WERCKMEISTER HARMONIES, and distributing major works by Michael Haneke, Jacques Rivette, and Jean-Luc Godard, his influence on American cinephilia is immeasurable.

Now, with THE FISHING PLACE opening in theaters across the U.S., INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE sits down with Tregenza for a wide-ranging conversation on:

If you love auteur-driven cinema, poetic imagery, and the quiet rebels of film history, this episode is for you.

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🎧 Inside the Arthouse: How the Oscar® Nominated Short Films Reach 600+ Theaters – Carter Pilcher of ShortsTV

If you've ever filled out an Oscar® ballot, you know: watching the nominated Live Action, Animated, and Documentary Shorts is key to playing along. But until recently, seeing those films—especially in a theater—was nearly impossible.

Now in its 20th year, the Oscar® Nominated Short Films theatrical program—presented by ShortsTV (@shortstv)—has become a major force in U.S. art house cinema. Launched with just a handful of theaters, this program now reaches over 600 screens across North America, becoming one of the highest-grossing limited releases annually.

In this episode, we go behind the scenes with Carter Pilcher, CEO of Shorts International, to explore how these powerful short films are curated, how Oscar nominations change filmmakers' careers, and why this theatrical run is such a vital window for emerging talent.

🎥 The 2025 Oscar Shorts program hits theaters on February 14, just in time for the 97th Academy Awards® on March 2, 2025.

🎙️ Hosted by Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge

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🎧 Inside the Arthouse: Johan Grimonprez on Soundtrack to a Coup d’État – Jazz, Espionage & African Liberation

A sensation at the Sundance Film Festival and now an Oscar® nominee for Best Documentary, SOUNDTRACK TO A COUP D’ÉTAT is a riveting, genre-defying exploration of Cold War politics, colonialism, and cultural resistance—told through the voices of jazz legends and political visionaries.

In this powerful episode, filmmaker Johan Grimonprez joins Inside the Arthouse to discuss the hidden history behind the 1960 U.S.-backed coup in Congo—one that shaped the fate of post-colonial Africa. Through the lens of music, archival footage, and political intrigue, the film features cultural icons like Louis Armstrong, Nina Simone, Dizzy Gillespie, Maya Angelou, Max Roach, and even Walt Disney as they become entangled in one of the Cold War’s most shocking betrayals of African self-determination.

🎙️ A haunting story with the pacing of a John le Carré spy thriller, this film uncovers the deep roots of geopolitical manipulation—still echoing today in a Congo grappling with instability.

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🎧 INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE: Oscar-Winner Walter Salles on I’M STILL HERE – A Triumph of Resistance and Cinema

On this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we’re honored to welcome Oscar-winning director Walter Salles (Central Station, The Motorcycle Diaries) to discuss his powerful new film, I’M STILL HERE—winner of the Academy Award for Best International Feature and one of the most celebrated films of the year.

Premiering to critical acclaim at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, I’M STILL HERE made history with its rare double nomination for Best Picture and Best International Feature, and earned a Best Actress Oscar nomination for Fernanda Torres.

Set during the brutal era of Brazil’s military dictatorship, the film tells a true story of defiance, survival, and inner strength. With a transformative performance by Fernanda Torres, I’M STILL HERE is not only a historical drama—it’s a deeply personal and emotionally resonant film about identity, resistance, and hope.

🎙️ Join us as Walter Salles reflects on his return to Brazilian storytelling, the legacy of political filmmaking, and how I’M STILL HERE became a landmark in global cinema.

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🎙️ Inside the Arthouse: The Real Liza Minnelli Revealed in New Documentary “Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story” 🌟

Think you know Liza Minnelli? Think again.

Behind the tabloid headlines and iconic performances lies a deeply personal story of resilience, legacy, and survival. In a time when Hollywood nepotism and celebrity privilege dominate the conversation, LIZA: A TRULY TERRIFIC ABSOLUTELY TRUE STORY offers a rare, intimate look at the real Liza—beyond the fame.

Born to Judy Garland, a legend of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Liza Minnelli faced the unbearable pressure of public expectations and personal tragedy, including the early loss of her mother. Yet she rose to become one of the most celebrated performers of her generation.

In this powerful new celebrity documentary, director Bruce David Klein (Atlas Media) partners with Zeitgeist Films to pull back the curtain, featuring exclusive interviews with close friends, collaborators, and industry insiders. The film reveals how Liza built a support network that helped her rise to superstardom—even as her private life was filled with struggle.

🎧 On this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we speak with filmmaker Bruce David Klein about capturing Liza’s humanity, the challenges of telling her story, and what modern audiences can learn from this complex icon.

Whether you're a fan of classic Hollywood, musical legends, or female performers who defied the odds, this conversation is not to be missed.

Now playing in select arthouse theaters and film festivals across the U.S.

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🎧 INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE: Sally Aitken on Every Little Thing – A Magical Story of Hummingbirds and Humanity

When is a nature documentary more than just an educational film? In Sally Aitken’s breathtaking new documentary EVERY LITTLE THING, hummingbirds become the heart of a deeply emotional and unexpectedly profound journey.

Filmed with stunning high-speed cinematography, the movie follows Terry Masear, a Los Angeles-based hummingbird rescuer whose compassion for these fragile, thumb-sized creatures reveals a much larger truth: that small acts of kindness can ripple out into giant transformations. What begins as a story about birds becomes a meditation on healing, purpose, and the delicate bond between humans and nature.

Premiering to critical acclaim and now distributed in the U.S. by Kino Lorber, EVERY LITTLE THING is a visual and emotional wonder. In this episode, director Sally Aitken shares the behind-the-scenes process, her connection to Terry’s story, and what it means to make a film about “the small things that are really the big things.”

📽️ Whether you're a nature lover, a documentary fan, or someone who believes in the quiet power of empathy—this episode is for you.

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🎬 Oscar-Nominated Film "VERMIGLIO" | Maura Delpero on Inside the Arthouse

Movies are often compared to dreams—but in the case of Maura Delpero’s VERMIGLIO, that comparison is literal. In this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we welcome award-winning filmmaker Maura Delpero to discuss the inspiration behind her haunting new film, VERMIGLIO—a story sparked by a dream and a nocturnal visit from her father.

Set in a remote Alpine village during World War II, VERMIGLIO tells the story of a family and community forever changed by the arrival of a deserted soldier. With breathtaking cinematography and quiet emotional depth, the film captures a deeply personal portrait of women living under the shadow of war.

A 2024 Venice Film Festival award winner, Golden Globe nominee, and shortlisted for the 2025 Academy Award for Best International Feature, VERMIGLIO is already being hailed as a modern arthouse classic.

Don’t miss this intimate conversation with Maura Delpero about history, memory, dreams, and the craft of filmmaking.

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