Award-winning director and executive producer Kaki Orr and director Leo Hoorn join The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss their thrilling new documentary "Trango," now available on Video on Demand.

"Trango" follows elite athletes on a historic expedition to complete the first-ever ski descent of the towering Great Trango Towers in Pakistan’s Karakoram Range — one of the most extreme and unforgiving mountain terrains on Earth. On May 9, 2024, the team successfully climbed and skied the 20,000-foot West Face of Great Trango Tower, marking a groundbreaking achievement in ski mountaineering history.

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Emmy-nominated director-producer Adam Bhala Lough joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his award-winning documentary "Deepfaking Sam Altman."

After failing to land an interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Lough travels to India to deepfake the tech leader — only to create a glitchy AI “Sam Bot” that moves into his home, befriends his son, and begins co-directing the film. What follows is a funny, thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence, human connection, and the unpredictable future of technology.

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Award-winning writer-director Benjamin Flaherty joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his powerful documentary "Shuffle," now in select theaters!

Through the lens of his own recovery journey, "Shuffle" offers a gripping, character-driven investigation into the multi-billion-dollar addiction treatment industry. What begins as a look at a street-level scam expands into a shocking exposé uncovering systemic corruption, where patients are exploited for insurance profits and trapped in cycles of relapse and repeat treatment.

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Award-winning director, producer, and cinematographer Michael Premo joins The Jan Price Show to discuss his powerful documentary "Homegrown" — now available on VOD.

Spanning from the summer of 2020 through the spring of 2025, "Homegrown" follows three ordinary Americans — a father-to-be in New Jersey, an Air Force veteran in New York, and a passionate activist in Texas — as they navigate a deeply fractured America. With unflinching observation, the film captures how democracy erodes not in a single moment but through countless personal decisions amid social and political instability.

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Award-winning TCM host and entertainment commentator Dave Karger returns to The Jan Price Show to discuss the 2026 Oscars, the Santa Barbara International Film Festival Virtuoso Awards, and his upcoming book, "50 Movie Nights," set for release in September 2026.

Known as “this generation’s mass-media cinematic ambassador” (The Wrap), Karger has appeared on NBC’s Today show over 200 times and is a celebrated voice in film and awards coverage. He’s also the author of "50 Oscar Nights" (2024), a Publicists Guild Press Award winner, an OUT100 honoree, and the former Chief Correspondent at Fandango and longtime editor at Entertainment Weekly.

"50 Movie Nights" explores classic films through the lens of your favorite stars. Don’t miss this sneak peek.

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Award-winning entrepreneur, inventor, and CEO Stacy Spikes joins The Jan Price Show to discuss the future of moviegoing, his groundbreaking work with MoviePass, and his latest innovation: Mogul, a fantasy league for Hollywood.

Spikes is the co-founder of MoviePass, the first theatrical subscription service in the U.S., and founder of Urbanworld, the world’s largest festival supporting Women and BIPOC filmmakers. Named one of USA Today's 21 Most Influential Black Leaders in Tech, Spikes holds multiple technology patents and continues to reshape the entertainment industry through innovation and equity.

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Director of Development for the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF), Benjamin Bhutani Goedert, joins The Jan Price Show to discuss the exciting future of independent cinema in Santa Barbara.

Benjamin shares updates on the $25 million McHurley Film Center Project, the upcoming 41st SBIFF (Feb 4–14, 2026), and how the nonprofit is building year-round opportunities for filmmakers and film lovers alike. With a background in fundraising and partnerships with Netflix, Amazon, Sony, and more, Benjamin offers a behind-the-scenes look at the vision behind this ambitious new cultural hub.

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Award-winning writer-director Nick Davis joins The Jan Price Show to discuss his haunting and timely new documentary This Ordinary Thing, now available on Video on Demand. Featuring never-before-seen archival footage and emotional testimony brought to life by an acclaimed cast, the film reveals how ordinary people across Europe risked everything to save Jewish strangers during the Holocaust. Their quiet acts of courage and moral clarity inspire a timeless question: What would I have done?

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Emmy-nominated director-writer Michael J. Weithorn joins The Jan Price Show to discuss his new film, "The Best You Can," now streaming on Netflix. Reuniting Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick onscreen for the first time in 20 years, this heartfelt comedy explores personal growth, unexpected connection, and the messy beauty of change. An official selection at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival, the film is both funny and deeply resonant.

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Award-winning director Nathaniel Lezra joins The Jan Price Show to discuss his new documentary Roads of Fire, premiering January 6 on VOD and DVD. This gripping film offers unprecedented access to the global migration pipeline, weaving three intersecting stories — a cartel smuggler, a migrant family, and an asylum-seeking mother — to expose the human face behind a $35B smuggling trade. A powerful, timely look at courage, resilience, and survival.

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