Off Screen; On Film

Not even we’re fully sure what to say about this one, so grab a flat surface and listen to us talk about London, starring Chris Evans and Jessica Biel.

In this episode of Off Screen; On Film, Yisrael and Alon talk Project Hail Mary, Ryan Gosling’s new blockbuster based on Andy Weir’s novel and directed by Lord and Miller—a story of friendship, bravery, and survival in the vastness of space.

Believe in the Hail Mary

Yisrael's written review available here.

Paul Sheldon used to write for a living. Now, he's writing to stay alive.

⁠In this episode of Off Screen; On Film, hosts Yisrael and Alon discuss Rob Reiner’s Misery (1990), written by William Goldman and starring James Caan alongside Kathy Bates in her Oscar-winning performance.

Yisrael and Alon reflect on Richard Linklater’s Boyhood (2014).

12 years in the making.

Check out Yisrael's written review here.

★★★ Dream Big★★★

In this episode, Yisrael and Alon work through one of the most anticipated releases of 2025: Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, starring Timothée Chalamet.

Tonight on Off Screen; On Film… Michael Mann's The Insider.

Warning: Exposing the truth may be hazardous

Yisrael's written review on The Insider ⁠here

(0:00) Intro

(00:35) The Insider (1999)

(11:55) Spoiler Free Review

(15:15) Spoiler Discussion

(57:20) If you liked The Insider check out...

(1:00:55) Up Next and Wrap up

Fifty start. One survives. Yisrael and Alon take The Long Walk.

Walk or Die.

Yisrael's written review on The Long Walk here

All's fair in love and podcasting. Yisrael and Alon talk The Roses.

This marriage ain't big enough for the both of them.

Yisrael's written review on The Roses here

(0:00) Intro

(00:35) The Roses (2025)

(9:20) Spoiler Free Review

(13:30) Spoiler Discussion

(1:00:00) If you liked The Roses check out...

(1:08:00) Up Next and Wrap up

Yisrael and Alon dive into Wim Wenders’ Perfect Days, a quiet meditation on routine, solitude, and the search for beauty in the everyday.

Now is now. Next time is next time.

Yisrael's written review available ⁠here.⁠

Yisrael and Alon dig into Big Night, a film about two brothers, one restaurant, and the meal of a lifetime. A savory mix of humor and heartbreak that will leave you satiated.

Check out Yisrael's written review here