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Joan Rivers, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work & Jamie Kennedy, Finding Bliss

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 6/11/10

Joan Rivers and Jamie Kennedy are both stand-up comics who have gone beyond comedy clubs. Rivers, now 76, opens up about being filmed for a year of her life for the documentary Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work.

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Noah Miller & Logan Miller, Touching Home

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 6/4/10

At 28, twins Noah Miller and Logan Miller made a promise to the memory of their recently deceased father, who had died of a ruptured aorta, alone on the floor of his jail cell: They would make a movie within the next twelve months.

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Hrithik Roshan & Barbara Mori, Kites

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/28/10

Kites, made in Las Vegas and the American Southwest in Spanish, English and Hindi, pairs Roshan with Mexico's Barbara Mori, who together play two hustling opportunists who fall for each other and flee Vegas gangsters, irate ex-lovers and the police.

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Mia Hansen-Løve, The Father of My Children

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/21/10

French writer-director Mia Hansen-Løve took inspiration for her second film, The Father of My Children (Le père de mes enfants), from the 2005 suicide of legendary producer Humbert Balsan, whom she knew as an aspiring filmmaker.

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Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Micmacs

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/14/10

One of cinema’s most individual stylists, Jean-Pierre Jeunet is inevitably grouped with such other iconoclastic filmmakers as Tim Burton and Terry Gilliam. Jeunet’s latest offering is a daffy caper comedy that, while condemning arms-dealing and war.

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Michael Caine, Harry Brown

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/7/10

At 77, Michael Caine may be a doting grandfather, but he doesn’t need juice, coffee--and much less breakfast--as he sits in a booth and talks about his earlier years, back when few thought he would have this brilliant career.

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Jean Dujardin & Michel Hazanavicius, OSS 117: Lost in Rio

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 4/30/10

In OSS 117: Lost in Rio, France's Bond-style secret agent OSS 117 is back, bringing with him even more pointed idiocy and slapstick adventure.

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Luca Guadagnino, I Am Love

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 4/23/10

Luca Guadagnino, the Italian co-writer, producer and director of the acclaimed drama discusses his collaboration with Tilda Swinton, who stars as the wife of a Milanese industrialist.

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Chloë Grace Moretz & Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Kick-Ass

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 4/16/10

Kick-Ass traces the adventures of a geeky high schooler who develops a superhero altar ego in order to combat the evils that plague every adolescent, before descending into the dark and truly evil underworld of crime syndicates and drug-peddling.

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Nash Edgerton, The Square

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 4/9/10

Nash Edgerton and his younger brother, Joel, are the dynamic duo behind the acclaimed Australian import The Square. Nash sat down with to discuss their sibling relationship, and why he wanted unknowns.

RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Eric Rochant & Cecile deFrance, Mobius Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Eric Rochant's "Mobius" teams two of the most attractive people on planet Earth, Jean Dujardin and Cecile deFrance as spies in a torrid affair, in a Monaco-set spy thriller/love story. Shades of Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant in Hitchcock's Notorious? Tribeca Film Festival 2013: Eric Rochant's Mobius, which screened at Tribeca in the hope of getting American distribution, teams two of the most attractive people on planet Earth in a Monaco-set spy thriller cum love story that would seem to... Originally aired 5/27/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Alice Winocour, Augustine Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Alice Winocour on her film "Augustine." With great attention to historical accuracy, the film investigates the history of young women being admitted to psychiatric hospitals as "hysterics" as told through the eyes of a teenage servent Augustine. Writer-director Alice Winocour's Augustine is rare film that actually stays close to the known facts. She vividly brings to life the 19th Century story of Augustine, a teenage servant who became the most famous patient of pioneering French... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Kerry Washington & Diahann Carroll, Tyler Perry presents Peeples Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Kerry Washington (who made this years before her star turn in Scandal) and Diahann Carroll (the legend. period. after a long hiatus) discuss their roles in the Tyler Perry film Peeples, a family comedy about dysfuntion, marriage and vacation. While it’s called Tyler Perry presents Peeples, the dysfunctional family comedy actually is written and directed by Tina Gordon Chism and stars Kerry Washington as the daddy-dominated Peeples daughter Grace with Diahann Carroll in a small role as... Originally aired 5/13/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Dominic Purcell, Assault on Wall Street Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Australian actor Dominic Purcell on his transition from four seasons with the TV series “Prison Break” to Uwe Boll's new film "Assault on Wall Street"; the story of blue collar, ex-soldier who loses all to Wall Street and takes dramatic revenge. Truly a live wire, Australia’s Dominic Purcell has no trouble expressing exactly what he feels about: Life after his global breakthrough, the four season TV series “Prison Break,” what prompted him to read the script for Uwe Boll’s “Assault on Wall... Originally aired 5/6/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Brandon Cronenberg, Antiviral Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Brandon Cronenberg on his directing debut "Antiviral;" a disturbing, needle-obsessed condemnation of science gone awry and celebrity worship in a soulless society. He also touches on Cannes 2012 and his famous father, David. As to the endless question that virtually begins every interview for his filmmaking debut with the contemporary horror entry Antiviral, Brandon Cronenberg manages to remain gracious and say as little as he politely can about his famous... Originally aired 4/29/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Francois Ozon, In the House Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show The French filmmaker Francois Ozon discusses his critically acclaimed movie "In the House". Having been dubbed the "French Hitchcock," Ozon reflects on his recent thriller; which is about a literature teacher's infatuation with one of his students. France’s precocious talent is now 45 and continues to mine suspense, sex, humor and psychology with his latest, the critically successful and popular French language In the House. Ozon talks about being dubbed “the French Hitchcock,” again... Originally aired 4/22/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Sally El Hosaini & James Floyd, My Brother the Devil Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Sally El Hosaini's "My Brother the Devil" details the relationship of two Egyptian-English brothers, lives that involve gangs, education, romance, art, identity and always a question of what exactly it means to be a man. From Hackney, England, Sally El Hosaini lives in public housing in her ethnically mixed neighborhood which she uses as the bright, often joyous setting for her feature writing and directing debut "My Brother the Devil". A festival favorite around... Originally aired 4/15/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Pablo Berger, Blancanieves Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Spanish director Pablo Berger discusses his version of Snow White. It's a black and white silent film, with influences from 1920s matadors. The director reveals that he has spent nearly ten years conceptualizing how he wanted to tell the tale. Blancanieves is an audacious, to say the least, retelling of the classic Snow White story, by Spain's Pablo Berger. He has opted to do so with a cast of actual dwarfs (rather than with digital technologies), in black-and-white, and as a 1920s silent... Originally aired 4/8/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Gilles Bourdos, Renoir Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Gilles Bourdos discusses his film, Renoir, which is about a scandalous love triangle between the artist, his son Jean, and his model Andree Heuschling. Schaefer predicts that this movie will among some of the year's best. Could Renoir, a delicate portrait of the great Impressionist painter Auguste Renoir--plus his future filmmaker son Jean and the model they are both entranced by--be the most gorgeous, most beautiful, most glorious movie since Elvira... Originally aired 4/1/13 Listen Read More »