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Edition #8: Peter Broderick

Does the conservative right need a film festival in Dallas when it already has FOX news? Will the digital revolution make current modes of film distribution extinct? Has Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 actually made a difference? Peter Broderick, former president of Next Wave Films, talks with Elise Mac Adam about his new project, Films to See Before You Vote. The site encourages people to educate themselves about the upcoming election through movies and provides easy ways to rent and buy DVDs as well as information about when movies are playing, and where.

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Edition #15: Lodge Kerrigan

Originally aired Tuesday, September 27th, 2005

Filmmaker Lodge Kerrigan discusses his third film, "Keane" that has earned rave reviews at the New York Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, and the 2005 Cannes Director's Fortnight, shot hand-held in the NY's Port Authority Terminal.

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Edition #2: Charles Atlas

Host Elise MacAdam speaks with video artist and filmmaker Charles Atlas about this summer's DVD release of The Legend of Leigh Bowery, his eye-opening documentary of the London-based artist recently played by Boy George on Broadway in Rosie O'Donnell

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Edition #7: Bill Morrison

Elise MacAdam interviews filmmaker Bill Morrison to discuss his current projects such as the extraordinary display of images that is "Decasia" his film made from deteriorating nitrate film stock.

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Edition #10: Jane Weinstock and Gloria Norris, Easy

Director/screenwriter Jane Weinstock and producer Gloria Norris' new romantic comedy "Easy" is about people who really want a dream date and are afraid they'll actually get one.

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Edition #1: James Schamus

Academy Award nominated producer, screen-writer, and CEO of Focus Features James Schamus whose films include Brokeback Mountain; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; and The Ice Storm interviewed by fellow screenwriter Elise MacAdam.

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Edition #14: Albert Maysles, The Gates

Albert Maysles has been shooting "The Gates" since 1979, when artists Christo and Jean-Claude first proposed the project - a massive installation of 7,500 fabric-draped steel gates for New York's Central Park.

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Edition #6: Alison MacLean and Tobias Perse, Persons of Interest

Alison MacLean and co-director Tobias Perse explore experiences of Muslim immigrants detained after 9/11 in their film "Persons of Interest". It is the first documentary to be produced by the Sundance Documentary Campaign for human rights issues.

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Edition #12: The Mysterious Henry Darger

In her new film, "In the Realms of the Unreal: The Mystery of Henry Darger", currently playing at New York's Film Forum, writer/director/producer Jessica Yu avoids psychoanalyzing the fascinating but peculiar Henry...
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Edition #4: Evan Lurie

Film composer Evan Lurie has created the musical scores for Steve Buscemi's Trees Lounge, Cindy Sherman's Office Killer, and Stanley Tucci's Joe Gould's Secret, and the themes for Nickelodeon Jr.'s hit show "Oswald".

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Edition #13: The Jewish Film Festival

Aviva Weintraub, Director of Media and Public Programs for the Jewish Museum and Daniel Anker, director of the film, "Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust," discuss tricky questions involving film, art-making and the Holocaust.

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Edition #5: Neistat Brothers, Guerilla Video

A conversation with guerrilla filmmakers: HBO's Neistat Brothers, Elise MacAdam, and Creative Time's Ann Pasternak on bombs, goldfish, and illicit bike rides through the Holland Tunnel.

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Edition #11: Gavin Lambert, The Ivan Moffat File

Author Gary Indiana and Elise MacAdam talk with biographer and screenwriter Gavin Lambert on his new novel about the life of Hollywood legend, British screenwriter Ivan Moffat.

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Edition #3: Karen Cooper of Film Forum

Host Elise MacAdam meets with Karen Cooper, co-director of Film Forum, New York City's longest-lived repertory cinema, to discuss current and upcoming films and how to see them.
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Edition #9: The 2004 Margaret Mead Film Festival

Beauty Academy of Kabul Filmmaker Liz Mermin and Margaret Mead Film Festival director Kathy Brew take a close look at this year's lineup for the Museum of Natural History's anthropological annual.