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Screen Talk, episode 288: In this live recording, Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson discuss the months ahead, and take questions from a virtual audience.
Sports and nostalgia mix to make something magical in ESPN’s docuseries.
Register now to join this Thursday’s recording at 2 p.m. ET, when the co-hosts will debate the future of the industry and take questions.
Screen Talk, episode 287: From arthouse programming to film festivals, the options for moviegoers later this year raise several questions.
He also reveals the topic of Season 3, which shifts the show’s focus away from the White House to a pivotal, relevant chapter in the history of Boston.
The greatest trick Netflix ever pulled was convincing the Emmys that “Black Mirror” episodes were TV movies.
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot Netflix, the courage to Hulu the things I can, and the wisdom to never Quibi.
Screen Talk, episode 285: Box office expert Tom Brueggemann makes a special appearance to discuss how the last few weeks have changed the exhibition landscape.
How am I supposed to enjoy TV if I can’t use my phone to live-tweet it?
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Hittman and her editor and husband Scott Cummings on the importance of pulling back and their unique collaboration.
Screen Talk, episode 284: With studios delaying their biggest titles, summer movie season is effectively canceled. Plus: How Hollywood is adapting to the new paradigm.
The humans treat each other almost as badly as they treat the animals.
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