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Screening in Kingston episodes

  • Minari…for real this time
    Our attention stays focused on the Oscars as Mike and Taylor review Minari and the Oscar Nominated documentary Crip Camp. The Screening in Kingston team also makes some announcements for upcoming episodes and discusses how foreign language films are starting to get more awards attention in more categories than one.
    59 min
  • Promising Young Woman
    This week Taylor and Mike dive into another Oscar Nominated film Promising Young Woman, directed by Emerald Fennell and starring Carey Mulligan. Fan questions include some discussion around the acting in One Night In Miami and the difference from watching movies from home to review and being out at the theatre.
    1 hr 1 min
  • One Night with Glenn Close, Judas and the Black Messiah
    Taylor and Mike continue their countdown to the Oscars with reviews of Judas and the Black Messiah, One Night In Miami… and Hillbilly Elegy. They review the films and give their thoughts on if the Oscar Nominations they all got, fit each movie. They also answer fan questions about what makes a screen play an adapted one and give an unfortunate Armie Hammer update.
    1 hr 1 min
  • 2021 Oscar Nominations Reactions

    In what was the strangest film year in our recent history, we take a look at all the Oscar Nominated films from this past year and give you our thoughts, what we’re now looking to catch up on and news about our annual Oscars Pool! To add to the excitement, we answer fan questions throughout the episode. The Academy Awards are coming up April 25.

    1 hr 21 min
  • WandaVision Season 1 Review

    Mike welcomes back Andrew to the show to talk all things Marvel as the MCU’s first TV Series comes to an end! We review the entire first (and maybe only?) season of WandaVision on Disney Plus. Spoiler Warning on this episode as we go from episode 1 to episode 9, talking about every single fun moment from the entire series and getting ourselves pumped for the next MCU show.

     

    59 min
  • How To Fix Radios

    Yes, the Golden Globes did indeed happen this year! In the first half of the episode, Mike and Taylor discuss the big movie winners and what films they want to see leading up to the Oscars. We walk through every winner of a Golden Globe and Mike gives his thoughts on the general presentation. In the second half of the show we’re joined by the team behind How To Fix Radios, a film in the Kingston Canadian Film Festival; directors Casper Leonard & Emily Russell and actors James Rudden & Dimitri Watson tell us about their experiences making the film!

    1 hr 1 min
  • Short Films Talk with directors Lara Besa and Ryan Petre!

    Taylor and Mike are joined by filmmakers Lara Besa and Ryan Petre, two young directors who have films in the KCFF Local Shorts program! This year the Kingston Canadian Film Festival goes digital, Lara and Ryan give us their experiences finishing a film during the COVID era and their journeys to getting their films in the festival.

     

    59 min
  • Movies From A Hat 5: The Caine Mutiny/Holmes And Watson

    In this week’s episode of pulling movies from a hat, Mike and Taylor discuss the 2018 comedy Holmes & Watson as well as the 1954 war epic The Caine Mutiny, proving once and for all that every movie has connections such as people acting, a camera pointing at them, and dialogue.

     

    1 hr
  • Movies From A Hat 4: Enemy/Sliding Doors

    This week’s pull from the hat brought us Sliding Doors and Enemy, two films that have one glaring thing in common, but anything else? We’ll find out as Mike and Taylor review both films, compare them and see what our fans say in the most bizarre of our movie clubs so far.

    59 min
  • Movies From A Hat 3: Empire of The Sun/Kingsman
    In our 3rd week of the Movies From a Hat movie club we turn to Empire of the Sun (1987) and Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014). As we compare these two films and hear from our fans, we look back on a long career of Christian Bale who brings a gavroche style of acting to Empire Of The Sun.
    1 hr

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A one hour movie news and movie review show based on films coming to Kingston’s independent Movie Theatre “The Screening Room”. The Screening in Kingston team reviews films, updates you on movie…