Episode 117 - Kodachrome (2017) 04/27/2018 Today’s movie is “Kodachrome” (2018), the Netflix Original drama directed by Mark Raso and written for the screen by Jonathan Tropper based on an article by A.G. Sulzberger. The film follows Ben (Ed Harris), his son Matt (Jason Sudeikis), and his nurse Zoe (Elizabeth Olsen), who are traveling across country to the last photo development lab that is processing the final batches of Kodachrome film. The film debuted at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival and was featured at this year’s
Today’s movie is “Kodachrome” (2018), the Netflix Original drama directed by Mark Raso and written for the screen by Jonathan Tropper based on an article by A.G. Sulzberger. The film follows Ben (Ed Harris), his son Matt (Jason Sudeikis), and his nurse Zoe (Elizabeth Olsen), who are traveling across country to the last photo development lab that is processing the final batches of Kodachrome film. The film debuted at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival and was featured at this year’s
Episode 116 - Mercury 13 (2018) 04/26/2018 Today’s movie is “Mercury 13” (2018), the Netflix documentary directed by David Sington and Heather Walsh. The film documents the thirteen women who were privately screened and tested for fitness as astronauts using the same qualifications as male candidates. The film features interviews with those involved in the process, the consequences on their lives and their dreams, and their lasting impact on society. From now on, whenever someone says they wish we could go back to the good ol’ days in
Today’s movie is “Mercury 13” (2018), the Netflix documentary directed by David Sington and Heather Walsh. The film documents the thirteen women who were privately screened and tested for fitness as astronauts using the same qualifications as male candidates. The film features interviews with those involved in the process, the consequences on their lives and their dreams, and their lasting impact on society. From now on, whenever someone says they wish we could go back to the good ol’ days in
Episode 115 - Pickpockets (2018) 04/25/2018 Today’s movie is “Pickpockets” (2018), the Colombian crime thriller from Peter Webber. The film follows a trio of young pickpockets recruited by Chucho (Carlos Bardem), a world-renowned pickpocket with massive gambling debts. The trio includes Fresh (Emiliano Perina), Doggy (Dubán Andrés Prado), and Juana (Natalia Reyes), each with their own story and motivation for plying the trade. The film debuted last month at the Cartagena International Film Festival and was picked up by Netflix. Thieves
Today’s movie is “Pickpockets” (2018), the Colombian crime thriller from Peter Webber. The film follows a trio of young pickpockets recruited by Chucho (Carlos Bardem), a world-renowned pickpocket with massive gambling debts. The trio includes Fresh (Emiliano Perina), Doggy (Dubán Andrés Prado), and Juana (Natalia Reyes), each with their own story and motivation for plying the trade. The film debuted last month at the Cartagena International Film Festival and was picked up by Netflix. Thieves
Episode 114 - Pass Over (2018) 04/24/2018 Today’s movie is “Pass Over” (2018), the Amazon Studios drama written for the stage by Antoinette Nwandu, directed for the stage by Danya Taymor, and directed for the screen by Spike Lee. The film follows Moses (Jon Michael Hill) and Kitch (Julian Parker), two homeless black men as they talk with each other, pass the time and dream of their own promised lands. The film debuted at this year’s Sundance Film Festival and was screened at Southwest Film Festival. Spoilers ahead. It’s difficult,
Today’s movie is “Pass Over” (2018), the Amazon Studios drama written for the stage by Antoinette Nwandu, directed for the stage by Danya Taymor, and directed for the screen by Spike Lee. The film follows Moses (Jon Michael Hill) and Kitch (Julian Parker), two homeless black men as they talk with each other, pass the time and dream of their own promised lands. The film debuted at this year’s Sundance Film Festival and was screened at Southwest Film Festival. Spoilers ahead. It’s difficult,
