INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE with Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge

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INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE with Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge episodes

December 08, 2024 How PORCELAIN WAR Became 2024’s Most Awarded Doc — Art, Resistance, and Survival in Ukraine
Amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, three Ukrainian artists refuse to flee. Instead, they choose to fight—not just with weapons, but with their art. PORCELAIN WAR, winner of the 2024 Sundance Grand Jury Prize and the most awarded documentary of the year, is a powerful story of resistance, creativity, and survival.
This gripping episode of INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE features co-director Brendon Ballomo, who shares how he smuggled cameras into a war zone and collaborated remotely to bring this urgent story to the screen. In a war fought by professional soldiers against ordinary civilians, this documentary captures how art becomes both defiance and lifeline.
🎥 Learn how the film was made🕊️ Discover the human side of war
🏆 Explore why this documentary is sweeping awards
Tune in now to hear the incredible behind-the-scenes story that critics are calling one of the most essential films of the year.

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49 min
December 06, 2024Radical Drag Queen & Rabbi : Sabbath Queen Director Sandi Dubowski & HIs 21 Year Documentary Journey
Some stories take time to unfold. For filmmaker Sandi DuBowski, it took over two decades to tell the story at the heart of his deeply personal and wildly compelling new documentary, SABBATH QUEEN—a film 21 years in the making.
Following up on his groundbreaking 2001 documentary Trembling Before G-d, DuBowski returns with SABBATH QUEEN, which chronicles the life of Amichai Lau-Lavie—the flamboyant, radically honest, spiritually complex drag persona Haddassah Gold. Lau-Lavie, a descendant of Holocaust survivors and nephew of Israel’s Chief Rabbi, breaks away from religious orthodoxy to forge a new, inclusive vision of what it means to be Jewish.
🎬 NYT Critics Pick
📍 Sold-out screenings in NYC
🌈 A drag queen rabbi challenging Jewish tradition
🕊️ A universal story about faith, identity, and transformation
As the film opens in Los Angeles and expands to arthouses across the U.S., INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE welcomes DuBowski for an intimate conversation about:
The 21-year filmmaking process behind SABBATH QUEEN

How drag, religion, and performance intersect

The power of film to bridge divides in fractured times

Why Amichai’s story speaks to everyone—regardless of faith, gender, or background
If you care about bold documentaries, spiritual exploration, or identity-defining storytelling, this episode is a must-listen.

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50 min
December 06, 2024 How “Hundreds of Beavers” a Micro-Budget Comedy, Grossed $1.2M Without a Distributor | Indie Film Success Story
🎬 Hundreds of Beavers didn’t get a traditional distribution deal—even after film festival success. But producer Kurt Ravenwood believed in their oddball comedy and built a DIY release plan that grossed $1.2M+ with a microbudget marketing spend. Even after streaming release, fans kept showing up.We talk to Ravenwood about indie film marketing, self-distribution, and how to build an audience for truly original cinema. A must-listen for anyone making or loving independent film.🎬 How “Hundreds of Beavers” Beat the Odds – Indie Film Distribution Success Story | Inside the ArthouseIn a time when independent filmmakers worry about the survival of theatrical releases in a post-pandemic world, Hundreds of Beavers proved that a weird, wild, and wonderfully original movie can still pack theaters—without studio backing.After multiple successful film festival screenings, Hundreds of Beavers failed to secure a traditional distribution deal. But instead of fading away, producer Kurt Ravenwood and the team took matters into their own hands.💥 With a self-release strategy, razor-sharp marketing, and a modest ad budget (less than the cost of a luxury car), this no-budget indie comedy grossed over $500,000 at the box office—and earned a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Even more impressive? More than half of its theatrical gross came after the film was available on streaming.🎧 On this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we talk with Kurt Ravenwood, producer and marketing mastermind behind Hundreds of Beavers, about:Building a theatrical release strategy without a distributorHow to market a microbudget film in 2025Reaching audiences with niche comedyLessons for indie filmmakers trying to beat the systemWhether you're a filmmaker, film fan, or just love rooting for the underdog, this is an indie film success story you don’t want to miss.BehindTheScenes #FilmDiscussion #MovieReview #NewReleases #NewFilmReleases #FilmLovers #Cinema #MoviePodcast #GregLaemmle #RaphaelSbarge #LaemmleTheatres #FilmDistribution #MovieIndustry #FilmBusiness Video Podcast Independent Film / Indie Film Arthouse Film / Arthouse Movie Film Lovers / Cinema New Movie Releases / New Film Releases Repertory Cinema / Classic Films / Classic Movies Filmmaker Interviews / Filmmakers (Directors, Writers, Producers) Film Distributors / Film Distribution Movie Industry / Film Business / Movie Business Behind-the-Scenes Insights Film Discussion / Movie Reviews / Film Analysis Greg Laemmle / Raphael Sbarge Laemmle Theatre

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59 min
November 12, 2024100 Years of Arthouse Cinema: A Deep Dive with Film Historian Ross Melnick on Inside The Arthouse
🎬 Celebrating 100 Years of Arthouse Cinema | Inside the Arthouse with Ross Melnick, Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge
What is arthouse film—and how has it lasted a century?
This week on Inside the Arthouse, we celebrate 100 years of arthouse cinema with renowned film historian, author, and Academy Film Scholar Ross Melnick, in conversation with Greg Laemmle, CEO of Laemmle Theatres and third-generation arthouse exhibitor.
🎥 Join us for a fascinating journey through the history of independent and foreign cinema in America—from the early days of imported films and film societies, to the explosion of countercultural cinema in the '60s and '70s, to the digital transformations of the 21st century.
We ask:
Where did arthouse film begin?

How has it evolved over the last 100 years?

What is the state of arthouse theaters today—and what does the future look like?
Whether you’re a cinephile, a filmmaker, or just love the culture of independent cinema, this episode offers insight, context, and a celebration of the enduring power of arthouse film in America.

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1 hr 3 min
October 30, 2024 LA COCINA: Undocumented Workers Chasing the American Dream with Director Alonso Ruizpalacios
🎙️ Inside the Arthouse: The Heat of the Kitchen in “LA COCINA” – A Conversation with Director Alonso Ruizpalacios 🔥🎬
In this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we sit down with acclaimed Mexican filmmaker Alonso Ruizpalacios, director of the bold and visceral new indie film LA COCINA—a powerful look at life inside the back-of-house world of a busy New York City restaurant.
Premiering to acclaim at major U.S. film festivals, LA COCINA immerses viewers in the high-stress, emotionally charged environment of immigrant workers struggling to survive, connect, and push back against a brutal system. Based on the play by Arnold Wesker and set in a Manhattan kitchen staffed almost entirely by undocumented immigrants, the film blends gritty realism with cinematic artistry to reveal the human cost of the American service industry.
With its mix of social commentary, Latinx storytelling, and independent filmmaking grit, LA COCINA stands as one of the most vital and talked-about indie films of the year.
🎧 Join us as director Alonso Ruizpalacios (known for Güeros and Museo) talks about:
Adapting theater for the screen
Representing the Latinx immigrant experience
His visual style and cinematic influences
Why kitchens are the perfect metaphor for society
Whether you love films that confront social injustice, or you just want to hear from one of Latin America's most exciting directors, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
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Hosted by Greg Laemmle, President of Laemmle Theatres, and Emmy award winning director, and actor Raphael Sbarge, Inside the Arthouse is an “insider’s” perspective on filmmakers and people responsible for films appearing on arthouse screens across USA. Learn more at Insidethearthouse.com

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58 min
October 23, 2024 Alfred Hitchcock Speaks from the Grave? Mark Cousins on Reimagining the Master of Suspense
🎬 My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock is a bold and imaginative new documentary from acclaimed filmmaker and film historian Mark Cousins, who reintroduces us to the iconic director through a surprising and deeply personal lens. Rather than a traditional biographical portrait, Cousins creates a cinematic séance of sorts—channeling Hitchcock himself to narrate his life and work in the first person, offering fresh insight into both his technique and psychology.
Spanning decades of Hitchcock’s legendary career—from early silent films to his Hollywood masterpieces—My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock examines six recurring themes in his work: escape, desire, loneliness, time, fulfillment, and height. Through this framework, Cousins invites audiences to reconsider what they think they know about the so-called “Master of Suspense.” The result is an intellectually rich, visually inventive, and often unexpectedly emotional portrait of a filmmaker whose fingerprints remain all over modern cinema.
Featuring clips from over 40 of Hitchcock’s films—including Vertigo, Rear Window, North by Northwest, The Birds, and Psycho—the film is both a celebration of a cinematic giant and a meditation on the evolution of film itself. The voice of Hitchcock (performed by impressionist Alistair McGowan) is witty, ironic, vulnerable, and razor-sharp—bringing a new perspective to the man behind the legend.
Produced with the blessing of the Hitchcock estate, My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock is not just for die-hard fans or cinephiles—it’s for anyone interested in how cinema shapes the way we see, feel, and think. At once playful and profound, it’s a masterclass in storytelling and a love letter to the mysteries of movie-making.
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Hosted by Greg Laemmle, President of Laemmle Theatres, and Raphael Sbarge, Emmy Award-winning director and actor, Inside the Arthouse gives listeners a front-row seat to conversations with the creative forces behind today’s most compelling arthouse films.
👉 Discover more at InsidetheArthouse.com
#arthouse #arthouseFilm @laemmle #BehindTheScenes #FilmDiscussion #MovieReview #NewReleases #NewFilmReleases #FilmLovers #Cinema #MoviePodcast #GregLaemmle #RaphaelSbarge #LaemmleTheatres #FilmDistribution #MovieIndustry #FilmBusiness Video Podcast Independent Film / Indie Film Arthouse Film / Arthouse Movie Film Lovers / Cinema New Movie Releases / New Film Releases Repertory Cinema / Classic Films / Classic Movies Filmmaker Interviews / Filmmakers (Directors, Writers, Producers) Film Distributors / Film Distribution Movie Industry / Film Business / Movie Business Behind-the-Scenes Insights Film Discussion / Movie Reviews / Film Analysis Greg Laemmle / Raphael Sbarge Laemmle Theatres

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56 min
October 15, 2024 Amazon Workers vs. Corporate Power: Inside the Unionization Battle | Must-See Labor Documentary
UNION – Oscar-Nominated Amazon Union Documentary | Podcast with Directors Stephen Maing & Brett Story
This episode spotlights UNION, the Oscar-nominated and award-winning documentary that captures the groundbreaking labor organizing effort at Amazon. Filmmakers Stephen Maing and Brett Story join us to discuss the real-life drama behind one of the most powerful worker-led movements in recent U.S. history.
The film follows Amazon warehouse employees in Staten Island as they take on the trillion-dollar tech giant and fight to form the first-ever Amazon union in the United States. The directors share how they gained intimate access to the workers, navigated Amazon’s aggressive union-busting tactics, and brought global attention to the everyday people standing up for labor rights.
This podcast goes beyond headlines to explore the larger themes of corporate power, worker exploitation, and the resurgence of the labor movement in America.
Perfect for fans of: labor documentaries, political activism, social justice films, and stories about organizing in the face of overwhelming odds.
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1 hr 14 min
October 04, 2024 Directing Saoirse Ronan's Powerful Performance about Addiction & Recovery | The Outrun
Welcome to Inside the Arthouse, this week we sit down with Nora Fingscheidt, the visionary director behind the highly anticipated film The Outrun. She shares a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process, the inspiration for adapting Amy Liptrot’s acclaimed memoir into a visually stunning and emotionally powerful film, and the challenges of bringing complex characters and landscapes to life on screen. We also dive deep into the themes of isolation, recovery, and the healing power of nature that define The Outrun. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with one of today’s most exciting filmmakers. Don’t miss this insightful discussion for film lovers and storytellers alike! 0:00 - start 1:20 - Raphael's Impactful First Viewing 9:00 - the layers of the film 11:40 - Nora's Colorful Approach to Reading the Memoir 17:38 - Nora Careful Approach of Using Actual Locations and Set Pieces 23:00 - Directing Saoirse's performance of being intoxicated 31:51 - Nora's Directing Superpower

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44 min
October 03, 2024 Journalism on the Brink: Rick Goldsmith on Fighting Disinformation & Defending the Free Press | Inside the Arthouse
Stripped for Parts: American Journalism on the Brink is a gripping and urgently relevant documentary from two-time Academy Award nominee Rick Goldsmith, shining a spotlight on a rapidly unfolding crisis that threatens the very foundation of American democracy: the systematic dismantling of local journalism.
At the heart of the film is the shocking true story of how Alden Global Capital, a powerful New York-based hedge fund, has quietly become one of the largest owners of U.S. newspapers. Their method? Buy struggling local papers—many of which are decades or even centuries old—and strip them for maximum short-term profit. Newsrooms are gutted, journalists are laid off en masse, and communities across the country are left in information vacuums, vulnerable to misinformation and disconnection.
Goldsmith, whose past films have tackled topics like whistleblowers (The Most Dangerous Man in America) and media responsibility (Tell the Truth and Run), delivers another incisive and meticulously researched exposé. Through interviews with veteran journalists, editors, media analysts, and former newspaper staffers, the film tells the emotional and often infuriating story of how public trust is eroded when corporate greed overtakes journalistic integrity.
Stripped for Parts isn’t just a tale of loss—it’s also a call to action. It highlights the essential role of a free press in holding power accountable and ensuring that communities have access to reliable, fact-based news. It asks urgent questions: What happens when the watchdogs are silenced? Who benefits when citizens are left uninformed? And what can be done to reclaim journalism as a public good?
Visually engaging and narratively compelling, Stripped for Parts is a must-see documentary for anyone concerned about the future of American democracy, the rise of disinformation, and the role of journalism in the 21st century. It’s not just about newspapers—it’s about truth, power, and who controls the story.

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2 min
September 18, 2024 The Astonishing Story of a Movie’s Rediscovery & Re-release Gina Gershon’s Cult Punk Film Revisited
🎧 Inside the Arthouse: Prey for Rock & Roll – Women, Punk, and Passion in the LA Music Scene
Welcome back to Inside the Arthouse! In this episode, we crank up the volume for a deep dive into Prey for Rock & Roll, the raw, feminist punk rock film that’s long overdue for a rediscovery.
Originally released in 2003 and starring Gina Gershon, the film follows an all-female rock band fighting to make it in LA’s unforgiving underground music scene. It's gritty, emotional, and inspired by real-life experiences. We’re joined by an incredible trio: director Alex Steyermark, writer Cheri Lovedog, and screenwriter Robin Shushan, who share the inside story of how this cult favorite came to life.
More than just a film about music, Prey for Rock & Roll explores themes of identity, survival, sisterhood, and self-expression in a male-dominated world.
🎙️ Hosted by Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge, this is a must-listen for fans of punk, indie film, feminist cinema, and rock history.
🔗 Learn more at InsideTheArthouse.com
🎬 Now streaming and available via select arthouse channels
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1 hr 21 min