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Way Too Indiecast 27: ‘Amy,’ Video Game/Movie Convergence
Video game guru Ryan Clements joins Bernard to chat about the art of storytelling in the future and...
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Carlos Marques-Marcet On ‘10,000 KM,’ the Art of Body Language
Psychoanalysis isn't so complicated, according to Carlos Marques-Marcet.
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10,000 KM
An emotionally powerful look into long distance relationships that few are able to capture.
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Asif Kapadia On Amy Winehouse’s Unanswered Cries For Help
'Amy' director Asif Kapadia on making a purposefully uncomfortable film.
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‘Whiplash’ Side-By-Side Video, the Feature vs. the Short
A side-by-side video comparison between Damien Chazelle's short version and full-feature version of 'Whiplash'.
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Amy
A biting view of Amy Winehouse's talents and demise is both broad and personal and altogether stirring.
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TIFF, Technicolor, and The Archers in Three, Two, One
We take a look at three Technicolor classics, and how their lush visuals act as a critical storytelling...
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I Believe in Unicorns
An atmospheric coming-of-age film showing the heartbreak of young love and the importance of self-discovery with striking cinematography...
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Way Too Indiecast 26: ‘Terminator: Genisys’ and Favorite Gun Movies
We're locked and loaded for this gun-themed episode of the Way Too Indiecast. We review 'Terminator: Genisys' and...
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The Real Donald Trump Gets Exposed In ‘A Dangerous Game’
Filmmaker Anthony Baxter talks pestering the big bad Donald Trump.
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Nextflix: What to Watch Next On Netflix July 2015
What, you don't organize your monthly Netflix queue by theme?
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Terminator: Genisys
A serviceable thrill machine that pays homage to the past and makes way for the future.
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Watch: Wil Wheaton Gets Real About His Anxiety and Depression for UROK
Wil Wheaton shares his own journey through suffering from chronic depression and generalized anxiety disorder to spread awarness...
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Magic Mike: XXL
Male entertainers are the heroes in this goofy follow-up to Soderbergh's 2012 surprise hit.
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Felt
Jason Banker's blending of documentary and fiction in this horror film is, for better and worse, a bold...