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This year's summer blockbusters had people returning to theaters in record numbers. The culture phenomenon known as “Barbenheimer,” the theatrical release of Barbie and Oppenheimer the same weekend, boosted attendance in movie theaters across the country.  While summer is officially over and the hype has settled down, a new season of entertainment is here. And your entertainment options span from your couch to the big screen and even your local theater.  MPR News host Angela Davis talks with Star Tribune columnist Neal Justin about what shows are worth a binge, and with MPR News arts editor Max Sparber about the local productions you won't want to miss.  Here's a list of popular shows, movies and plays Justin and Sparber think might be worth your time. Lessons in Chemistry on Apple TV.   Frasier on Paramount+.  Fargo on FX but streams on Hulu.   Morning Show on Apple TV.  Killers of the Flower Moon will be released in theaters on Oct. 20.  The Cine Latino Film Festival starts Thursday, Oct. 12 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 15. Twelfth Night at Ten Thousand Things Theater Company.  Life Sucks at Open Eye Figure Theatre.  For the People at the Guthrie Theater. Fetal at Frank Theatre. Afro-Atlantic Play Festival starts Friday, Oct. 13 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 15.  Guests:  Neal Justin is a columnist and reporter for the Star Tribune and covers the entertainment world, primarily TV and radio. Max Sparber is an award-winning author and journalist. He's also the arts editor for MPR News.  Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.  Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.    

This year the Cine Latino Film Festival includes a focus on African heritage and culture in an effort to better reflect the diversity of Latinidad.--Feven Gerezgiher reports: This year the Cine Latino Film Festival - which runs through October 14 in Minneapolis and online - includes a focus on African heritage and culture.“A lot of times when we think of African slavery, we imagine America being the primary source of that, when actually it's Brazil and the Caribbean islands, and also Central America,” said festival programmer Craig Laurence Rice.Rice says he wanted to show more films reflecting the racial and cultural diversity of Latinidad while bringing an international dimension to race conversations.“Films are powerful - I mean it's the most powerful media we have,” said Rice. “Good and/or bad, it has a message, it deals with emotions, it can deal with human issues that will entice people to rethink and to empathize with some of the people in the films or some of the issues. That's the power of cinema and that's why we use it.”Cine Latino is put on by MSP Film Society. Last year, the Film Society also created a programming initiative with screenings and community conversations around systemic inequality called “We The People: Required Watching.”To Eliana Reyes, an Afro-Latina creative, such programming is long overdue, especially in the Midwest where Black and Indigenous identities are seen as separate and distinct.“There's this whole community of Dominican, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, even in Panama, and Colombia. We're kind of in the middle. And so a few years ago, this term Afro Latino came about, and it's like, oh, that's the closest thing that I identify with,” she said.Reyes says she wants to see Afro-Latinx stories in major movies that reflect their complex culture.

on this episode we have f/x specialist from OUTPOST 31 Productions RYAN SHADDELEE and Horror screenwriter and Director ANTHONY COUSINS come on to talk about their films, and latest projects they are working on. also on the show is from GOAT FILM REVIEWS KYLE GOETHE visit OUTPOST 31 web site https://www.outpost31productions.com/contact visit RYAN SHADDELEE IMDB https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7934743/ follow RYAN SHADDELEE on twitter www.twitter.com/@ryanschaddelee  Follow RYAN SHADDELEE on instagram.  www.instagram.com/@ryanshaddelee    Visit ANTHONY COUSINS IMDB PAGE https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4044179/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1 Follow ANTHONY COUSINS on instagram www.instagram.com/aj_cousins  See ANTHONY and RYAN's film "THE BLOODY BALLAD OF SQUIRT REYNOLDS" here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-8K8gJJqs0 ORDER M.T. THOMAS' latest book "DOES YOUR SOUL REMEMBER MINE" here https://www.amazon.com/Does-Your-Soul-Remember-Mine/dp/1092991557 To order tickets for the "CINE LATINO FILM FESTIVAL"  brought to you by MSP FILM SOCIETY visit their web site .https://mspfilm.org visit Kyle Goethe film review site https://goatfilmreviews.com/author/almightygoatman/ Follow Kyle on twitter www.twitter.com/@AlmightyGoatman  Follow Kyle on instagram www.instagram.com/@almightygoatman  Follow St. Paul Filmcast  on twitter. www.twitter.com/@STPaulFilmcast  Follow St. Paul Filmcast on instagram www.instagram.com@st.paulfilmcast     

With so much happening in the world of cinema, the team waste no time in messing around and jump straight in with a discussion on the latest trailer for Captain Marvel. This week we review the visually spectacular sci-fi Mortal Engines, Jennifer Lopez’s new comedy Second Act and Can You Ever Forgive Me; featuring a career-defining performance from Melissa McCarthy. We also discuss Alfonso Cuarón’s latest and most personal project to date: Roma, which forms part of this year's Cine Latino Film Festival line up.

Where we fight about Alfonso Cuaron's latest screening at the Cine Latino Film Festival, whatever happened in Suspiria and the flicks on show at the Japanese Film Festival including One Cut of the Dead, Killing & Night is Short, Walk on Girl

This week on Film Scores Richard reviews At the End of the Tunnel, Berlin Falling, Borg McEnroe and Lucky and also chats with the spokesperson for the Cine Latino Film Festival Gina Rubiano and Artistic Director of the German Film Festival Peter Krausz.

The Cine Latino Film Festival is the first national festival dedicated to exploring the diverse and exciting Latin American cinema of now. The post Sam Douek, Gina Rubiano – Cine Latino Film Festival #cinelatinoFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Cine Latino Film Festival is the first national festival dedicated to exploring the diverse and exciting Latin American cinema of now. The post Sam Douek, Gina Rubiano – Cine Latino Film Festival #cinelatinoFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Cine Latino Film Festival is the first national festival dedicated to exploring the diverse and exciting Latin American cinema of now. The post Sam Douek, Gina Rubiano – Cine Latino Film Festival #cinelatinoFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Cine Latino Film Festival is the first national festival dedicated to exploring the diverse and exciting Latin American cinema of now. The post Sam Douek, Gina Rubiano – Cine Latino Film Festival #cinelatinoFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Cine Latino Film Festival is the first national festival dedicated to exploring the diverse and exciting Latin American cinema of now. The post Sam Douek, Gina Rubiano – Cine Latino Film Festival #cinelatinoFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Cine Latino Film Festival is the first national festival dedicated to exploring the diverse and exciting Latin American cinema of now. The post Sam Douek, Gina Rubiano – Cine Latino Film Festival #cinelatinoFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Charlie, Jess, Daniel and Chris discuss the week's films, take a look at the pros and cons of big Hollywood films heading down under, debate whether film or book trilogies are better, and get the lowdown on the Japanese Film Festival from the director, Margarett Cortez.Reviews▸ Murder On The Orient Express▸ Professor Marston And The Wonder Women▸ Conor McGregor: NotoriousTrailers▸ Fifty Shades Freed▸ I, TonyaNews▸ It’s been a great year for filmmaking in Australia - with a record $1.3 billion spent on making movies and TV series for the 2016-17 financial year. We’ve had a big boost from runaway productions like ‘Thor: Ragnarok’, a thriving animation and post-production industry, and original content from local streaming services. With a competitive Australian dollar against the U.S. and great government incentives, isn’t it nice seeing the local film industry doing well while we get a little slice of Hollywood down under?▸ Trilogies are kind of a given these days, every successful film frantically trying to expand itself into a three-part epic whether it was supposed to or not. Research student Kaylin Walker has taken a far more academic look at the trilogy format, and after scouring through Goodreads and IMDb, has come up with a fascinating conclusion: that “movie trilogies get worse, losing favour with each film, while book trilogies secure higher ratings for book two and maintain them for book three.”InterviewThe Japanese Film Festival is in full swing in Australia right now, with audiences across the country flocking to catch a huge range of films. Charlie spoke to the director of the festival, Margarett Cortez, about what we can expect.For an extended version of the interview, visit SWITCH's YouTube channel.For a full list of films and to purchase tickets, visit japanesefilmfestival.net.Comps▸ Win one of five double passes to the Cine Latino Film Festival▸ Win one of three copies of Ken Burns' Emmy award-winning 'The Civil War' on Blu-ray▸ Win one of five double passes to see 'Blade Of The Immortal' in cinemasStay Up-To-Datefacebook.com/maketheswitchAUtwitter.com/maketheswitchAUinstagram.com/maketheswitchAUmaketheswitchAU.tumblr.comThe hoststwitter.com/Charlie_Davidtwitter.com/MissJess_SWITCHtwitter.com/DanielLammintwitter.com/ChrisCEdwardsNext week's episode▸ Reviews for ‘Blade Of The Immortal’ and ‘Professor Marston And The Wonder Women’▸ Jess heads off to Atomic Spy School to learn the skills to become an MI6 agentFor more episodeswww.SWITCHCast.com.au