Watching cinema with friends
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Watching cinema with friends
Text on image: Women in Cinematography “Sinners” (2025) with Sharai Bohannon
Happy International Women’s Day! To continue our Women in Cinematography series, @sharai.bsky.social has returned to talk all things “Sinners” (2025) and Autumn Durald Arkapaw’s Oscar nominated work! Episode is available now wherever you listen to podcasts!
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“Danny Is My Friend” is a hilarious and outrageous romp. Once you get one its wavelength, it’s a wild and fun ride. Full review below!
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I’ve been enjoying so many great films at Slamdance! Here’s my first article.
“The LeMieurs” is such a personal documentary about the changes in one family who work in the funeral business. Double feature this with “Thank You and Good Night.”
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Amanda Seyfried did not receive an Oscar nomination for The Testament of Ann Lee (2025).
Do you think she deserved an Oscar nomination? Would you have voted for her to win?
Episode overview: Women in Cinematography “Jawbreaker” (1999) with Jesse
We’re back and for Women’s History Month, we’re covering Women in Cinematography! To kick us off Jesse @speakupjesse.bsky.social of @shhhmystoriesareon.bsky.social is back to discuss the 1999 film, “Jawbreaker,” and the work of veteran cinematographer Amy Vincent.
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Talked about two great performances that missed nominations. For the full episode, join the Patreon!
Chase Infiniti did not receive an Oscar nomination for One Battle After Another (2025).
Do you think she deserved an Oscar nomination? Would you have voted for her to win?
Just catching up on this episode and I’m so sorry but Morgan and Chels for president. I know neither of them want it, but it’s the future your children deserve.
❤️
Catherine O’Hara in “Beetlejuice.”
The pinnacle of comedy for me as a child was Catherine O’Hara in “Beetlejuice.” Her timing, the subtle but impactful choices made her one of the greats. It’s truly incomprehensible to lose such a legend.
If anyone is going to pull off an interior performance about grief, it’s Claire Foy. At times, a touch slow, “H is for Hawk” is a compelling film about loss, love, and finding yourself on the other side of grief. Full review below!
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All of the Wikipedia deep dives paid off. Cited on “The Testament of Ann Lee” Wikipedia 😎
Many thanks to @apat10.bsky.social for sending this!
Congrats on 100 episodes! Checkout our host @chels725.bsky.social talk about one of her favorite films!
From my trip to the @academymuseum.bsky.social 💙
Happy 100th episode!!!
The listeners voted & y'all wanted us to talk about Adrienne Shelly's masterpiece Waitress! Grab your tissues & enjoy this super fun episode 💙
Thank you so much, Hamish!
Polaroid of actress/writer/director Adrienne Shelly at the Academy Museum
Sara Bareilles in concert
Sara Bareilles in concert
Since it’s a milestone ep here are some extra pictures for a few things mentioned in today’s episode.
1: Chels took this photo of Adrienne Shelly Polaroid at the Academy Museum
2: Sara Bareilles in concert 2019
3: Sara Bareilles in concert 2019 - and singing “A Soft Place to Land” from Waitress
Thank you so so much! 🎉 Can’t wait for more episodes and more special series throughout the year!
Y’all, it’s a big episode. And I wouldn’t want to talk about “Waitress” with anyone else. This film truly was the paradigm shift for me. Adrienne Shelly and her film came into my life at such a formative age, and it piqued my interest in women in film. Hope you all enjoy this ep as much as I do! 🥧💛
Here’s a short list:
“Waitress” dir. Adrienne Shelly
“Your Sister’s Sister” dir. Lynn Shelton
“Lady Bird” dir. Greta Gerwig
“Little Woods” dir. Nia DaCosta
“The Trouble with Angels” dir. Ida Lupino
“Passing” dir. Rebecca Hall
“Somewhere” dir. Sofia Coppola
“The Baby-Sitters Club” dir. Melanie Mayron
“Waitress” (2007) with Chels Eichholz
It’s our 100th episode! And to mark the milestone honorary co-host Chels Eichholz @chels725.bsky.social is back to discuss Adrienne Shelly’s 2007 film, “Waitress.” Episode is available now wherever you listen to podcasts!
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Alexa, play “Father Figure” by George Michael.
Text reads: “Babygirl” (2024) with Connor MacDowell
New episode and Connor MacDowell, co-host of DRAMA. with Connor & Dylan MacDowell returns with Halina Reijn’s 2024 film, “Babygirl.” Episode available wherever you listen to podcasts! 🥛
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Top Ten Breakthrough Performers of 2025: Miles Caton, Eva Victor, Chase Infiniti and More
Interview with Filmmaker Valerie Weiss. Includes a still from her film “Mixtape”
First episode of 2026, and I had the pleasure of interviewing filmmaker Valerie Weiss! We talked about her work in film & TV as well as the incredible works she’s doing with the Director’s Guild of America. Episode available now wherever you listen to podcasts!
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A dream it would’ve been to see Nicole Kidman in a Lynn Shelton movie.
2025 Letterboxd stats includes Nicole Kidman as “Most Watched Actor” and Lynn Shelton as “Most Watched Director”
Very on brand.
Shannon Plumb in “Towheads”
Rose Byrne in “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You”
Double feature.
“Towheads” (2013) dir. Shannon Plumb
“If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You” (2025) dir. Mary Bronstein
Today, we’re highlighting a podcast episode from @msmlroberts.bsky.social of the @femalegazefilmpod.bsky.social podcast, where she interviews Sophie Brooks, writer/director of OH, HI!, one of Sundance 2025’s most exciting films.
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