The Up Series' Tony Walker helps celebrate the life & career of filmmaker Michael Apted on this special episode of the podcast.
Filmwax celebrates the 1994 indie film "What Happened Was..." with writer/director/actor Tom Noonan and co-star Karen Sillas.
Stanley Nelson returns for his 4th visit to discuss "Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy" and Lance Oppenheim discusses his first feature documentary, "Some Kind of Heaven".
The creative team behind the web series "Group", writer/director Alexis Lloyd & Executive Producer Jack Lechner. Also, Sam Pollard, back for his 5th visit with his latest documentary "MLK/FBI".
The screenwriter Hampton Fancher ("Blade Runner") talks about his life having gone from flamenco dancer, to TV actor, to screenwriter and filmmaker. Fancher lives in Brooklyn.
Kiwi filmmaker Guy Pigden discusses his romantic comedy, "Older", and the culture critic Armond White returns to the podcast to discuss his latest book "Make Spielberg Great Again".
Gordon Quinn, the Artistic Director and one of the founders of Kartemquin Films out of of Chicago; also the Italian director Matteo Garrone.
The documentary filmmaker Hao Wu with his devastating documentary "76 Days" about the first days of COVID-19 in Wuhan hospitals. Also, a segment with filmmaker/actors Hannah Leder & Alexandra Kotcheff with their indie comedy "The Planters". Both films are currently available to stream.
The Hollywood biographer Scott Eyman returns to Filmwax Radio with his latest book, "Cary Grant: A Brilliant Disguise" and a most enjoyable conversation with myself and my co-host, the actor & author Illeana Douglas.
The actor Margo Martindale returns with a new film "Uncle Frank"and the filmmaker Sean Durkin ("Martha Marcy May Marlene") makes his first appearance.
Two actors both make their first appearances on the podcast. Brit Malachi Kirby stars in Steve McQueen's feature film "Mangrove" and Stephen Dorff ("True Detective") stars in the new dramatic feature "Embattled".
A celebration of street photography with Godlis & Manny Kirchheimer who both appear on this episode of the podcast.
The indie film "The Climb" director/actor Michael Angelo Covino and his co-star Kyle Marvin are in our first segment recorded in person the day before the quarantining began; then I chat with the lead features programmer of the New Orleans Film Festival, Greta Hagen-Richardson. The festival runs from 11/6—11/25.
From the Cucalorus film festival Dan Brawley makes his first appearance on the podcast. Also, the filmmaker Kaz Phillips & musician Greg Loman whose acid western musical short is now available on the genre streaming service Dust.
Mark Weber returns with his latest feature "The Place of No Words" & is joined by his co-star Nicole Elizabeth Berger. Also director Wayne Wang.