Spoiler Alert Radio

Craig Shapiro joins us to discuss his documentary film Ice Kings about an unparalleled hockey dynasty.

This is the story of Mount Saint Charles Academy in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, a school that won twenty-six consecutive state championships between 1978 and 2003.

Craig also discusses his work in television sports features and plans for the future.

Director Skye Fitzgerald discusses his documentary Bombhunters and his work with his production company spinfilm.

In 1969, the US launched secret bombing raids into Cambodia in pursuit of the Viet Cong during the Vietnam war. Until suspension as part of peace agreements in 1973, over one billion pounds of ordnance were dropped on Cambodia.

Over thirty years later, much of that deadly ordnance is still scattered unexploded across the Cambodian countryside, where it is "harvested" by enterprising - and desperate - people.

Bombhunters is their story.

Valerie Weiss, filmmaker and BioPhysics PhD, discusses her AFI Women’s Fellowship, the Dudley Film program she created at Harvard, and her film projects Dance by Design, Transgressions, Losing Control, and more.

Transgressions has been described as A Clockwork Orange meets Pleasantville. It takes place in the not-so-distant future, in a society combining the worst elements of the nanny state and reality TV. Domestic strife with a darkly ironic twist.

Part Two of the 2006 Academy Nominated Short Film discussions features the live-action short nominees.

Films include The Saviour, Helmer and Son, One Too Many (Eramos Pocos), Binta and The Great Idea, and West Bank Story.

Part One of the 2006 Academy Nominated Short Film discussions features the Oscar Animated Short nominees as well as the "Short-listed" films which were almost nominated.

Animated nominee films include The Danish Poet, Maestro, The Little Matchgirl, No Time For Nuts, and Lifted.

Writer, Director/Producer, Instructor, and Actor Chris Sparling joins us to discuss differences in marketing two completely distinct films and about the grassroots approach to filmmaking.

He also discusses his experiences in LA as an actor to focusing on writing and producing back in Providence and beyond Providence.

The renowned experimental band Cul de Sac joins us to discuss their work on live film composition.

This includes currently focusing on F.W. Murnau's Faust and starting an annual winter tradition of performing a live original score to Raymond Brigg’s The Snowman.

Casting Director Annie Mulhall of LDI Casting stops by Spoiler Alert Radio.

She enlightens us on the casting process for major films in Southern New England and beyond.