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"The crew discuss Peter Bogdanovich's 1973 classic, then dive into the HFPA controversy
Editor-in-Chief Clare Mulroy joins the podcast crew to talk about which movies have the best musical scores
The gang explores what makes biopics so engaging and enthralling
The gang embrace their quirky indie side and talk about film distributor A24
Eagle writers Sara Winick and Liah Argiropoulos join in to talk about their favorite Pixar movies and the Pixar theory
The crew gets Fast and Furious in this explosive new episode
Investigative editor Dan joins the team to discuss sci-fi films and 'Dune'
The latest offering from American University’s Department of Performing Arts is performed to cheeky perfection
The podcast crew dress up as very obscure movie characters for this spooktacular special
Tristan, Spenser and Olivia try to chat about musicals, even though Spenser has evidently never seen one
Cooper and del Toro team up to create a horrifying portrayal of the modern rural experience
The director and cast talk about the film’s depiction of empathy and its smaller-scale atmosphere
Fran Kranz delivers an exceptional meditation on mourning in his directorial debut
Jessica Chastain and Andrew Garfield shine through in this formulaic biopic that nonetheless raises interesting questions
Adam Driver’s dynamism is on full display in a film that rarely lives up to its full potential
DCAPA Film Festival: Lee’s drama provides simple answers to difficult questions
From heartfelt narratives to impactful documentaries, here are three short films that educate, entertain and find their voice
While director Chris McKay seeks to dazzle with action, spectacle can’t make up for substance
Staub’s debut film attempts a fresh-take on a tired concept. But is he just beating a dead horse?
Kubrick flouts convention with masterful control of emotion and narrative
