Guests include the Zellner Brothers, Nathan & David, with their new "Kumiko The Treasure Hunter"; Nick Broomfield discusses his back catalog currently streaming on Fandor; and Eugène Green discusses his new film "La Sapienza".
Documentary filmmaker Lucia Small discusses her recent film "One Cut, One Life" which she co-directed with the late Ed Pincus. The film will have its NY premiere at The New York Film Festival. Also discussing the festival are rogerebert.com critics Godfrey Cheshire & Scout Tafoya.
The Director of the New York Film Festival, Kent Jones, comes on to discuss its 52nd installment. He also discusses his love of Godard, the influences of growing up in the Berkshires, and much more in this special conversation. The festival runs from September 26 through October 12th.
An episode devoted to new documentaries with filmmakers Frank Keraudren & Allison Berg who made "The Dog", Shosh Shlam & Hilla Medalia who made "Web Junkie", and Michael Rossato-Bennett who made the film "Alive Inside".
Lotfy Nathan, director of the documentary “12 O’Clock Boys“, is the guest in the first segment of this episode. A Baltimore boy named Pug idolizes a group of dirt-bike riders who raise havoc on city streets. Lacking any other significant male role models, Pug hopes to join their ranks one day. Also, Queens World Film Festival co-founders, Don & Katha Cato. : Play in new...