Our fourth episode of Season 3 (#304) is now up, and you can listen to it on iTunes, SoundCloud and/or Stitcher (and anywhere podcasts are found), as well as on our episodes page. In it, we review review Coming to My Senses, a film about how motocross athlete Aaron Baker struggles to overcome a severe spinal-cord injury, and interview the director and subject of Chi-Town, a movie about basketball star Keifer Sykes. Enjoy!
Our third episode of Season 3 (#303) is now up, and you can listen to it on iTunes, SoundCloud and/or Stitcher (and anywhere podcasts are found), as well as on our episodes page. In it, we review Filmworker, a fascinating portrait of director Stanley Kubrick’s long-suffering (and very loyal) helpmate Leon Vitali, and interview Sam Pollard, director of the equally interesting Sammy Davis, Jr.: I’ve Gotta Be Me. Enjoy!
Christopher Llewellyn Reed, “Reel Talk” host, w/ Chris Kaltenbach, of “The Baltimore Sun”
Welcome to the fifth and final episode of the 2017-2018 season of Dragon Digital Media‘s Reel Talk with Christopher Llewellyn Reed. My guest this time was Chris Kaltenbach, arts and entertainment reporter for The Baltimore Sun. We discussed three recent films: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Leave No Trace and Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (in that order). Like what you see? Be sure to check out the first, second, third and fourth episodes of this current season, as well. We’ll be back in September to kick off a new, full six-episode season. See you then!
In Howard County, Maryland, you can watch the show on Channel 41 (if you’re a Verizon customer) or Channel 96 (if you’re a Comcast customer), and you can watch it online from anywhere. You can also still catch all six episodes from last year (first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth), plus all six from the previous year (first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth), as well as the six episodes from my first season with Reel Talk (Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6). Enjoy!
The fantastic Dragon Digital Media team did their usual superlative job putting this together, especially producer Karen Vadnais and director Danielle Maloney, as well as floor manager Anthony Hoos. Have fun this summer at the movies! Here’s hoping there are at least a few great films!
Hammer to Nail ran five pieces of mine last week: 3 additional reviews from the 2018 AFI DOCS festival, 1 more interview from the 2018 Maryland Film Festival, plus 1 review of a film playing around the film at other festivals. Here are the links::
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This past week, Film Festival Today ran two more reviews of mine. Here they are:
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Our second episode of Season 3 (#302) is now up, and you can listen to it on iTunes, SoundCloud and/or Stitcher (and anywhere podcasts are found), as well as on our episodes page. In it, we review Won’t You Be My Neighbor? and interview the filmmakers of RBG. Enjoy!
The 2018 AFI DOCS festival ran June 13-17, and here is my coverage, so far:
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Hammer to Nail ran 5 more pieces of mine in the past few weeks, including an interview of a filmmaker whose film I saw at the Annapolis Film Festival, 2 reviews of films I saw at the Maryland Film Festival, 1 review of a film I saw at the Tribeca Film Festival, plus 1 film out in the world right now. See below for links:
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Over the past few weeks, Film Festival Today has run three more reviews of mine. Here they are:
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Our second (and final) pre-Season 3 bonus episode is now up, and you can listen to it on iTunes, SoundCloud and/or Stitcher, as well as on our Episodes page. The topic is the upcoming AFI DOCS festival, which runs June 13-17 (i.e., next week) in Washington, DC. We review Charm City, The Cold Blue, For the Birds and United We Fan, and discuss the festival, in general.
