This week on Find Your Film we review the first rate documentary Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry and Cherry. Co-host Bruce Purkey adds that The Father is his favorite performance from Anthony Hopkins. Check out our latest podcast!
Find Your Film Spotlight: Ralph Bakshi’s Wizardry (‘Coonskin,’ ‘Wizards,’ ‘Last Days of Coney Island’)
On the latest episode of Find Your Film, we discuss Ralph Bakshi’s features Coonskin, Wizards, and Last Days of Coney Island. Co-host Eric Holmes picked Bakshi as he’s a fan of the filmmaker’s approach to storytelling and his art. Timecode breakdown as well as the audio is featured in our post!
Jermaine Harris Discusses Time And The Nuances Of ‘The Map of Tiny Perfect Things’
In The Map of Tiny Perfect Things, Jermaine Harris (Ballers) is Henry, a videogame playing teen who is best buds with Mark (Kyle Allen). Henry ultimately serves as a bridge to Mark and Margaret (Kathryn Newton), two youths who are stuck in a time loop. Time is a big part of our conversation with Harris, who makes his movie debut with The Map of Tiny Perfect Things.
Simon Bird Talks ‘Days of the Bagnold Summer’ And “Crucial” Belle & Sebastian Collaboration
Having a very close relationship with my mother is one of the many reasons why I love the new feature Days of the Bagnold Summer. Both of us are cinephiles, and if you love understated and resonant stories, give this movie a shot. Director Simon Bird talked to Deepest Dream about his debut film!
Find Your Film Review: Deliciously Evil ‘I Care A Lot’ Tops This Week’s Recommendations
This is our 50th episode of Find Your Film, and it’s hard to cite a film that entertained us as much as I Care A Lot. Co-host Bruce Purkey calls the movie “deliciously evil,” Eric Holmes says the flick appealed to his “lizard brain,” and I simply loved it. Show breakdown of our podcast as well as I Care Lot details are below!
Anna Kerrigan And Jillian Bell Talk ‘Cowboys’ And Deliver A “Clue” On Their Favorite Films
Now playing in Virtual Cinemas and available on VOD, Cowboys centers on Troy (Steve Zahn), a well meaning but mentally ill father who kidnaps his transgender son Troy (Sasha Knight). Jillian Bell plays the understandably concerned mother Sally. I absolutely loved this movie’s subtle storytelling and performances, and I asked filmmaker Anna Kerrigan about the key to shooting a visually stunning movie with a limited budget.
Plus, if you’ve ever wanted to get some running advice from Bell (Brittany Runs A Marathon), now is your chance! Interview with Kerrigan and Bell is below!
‘Beverly Hills Cop’ 3 Movie Collection, ‘Fatman,’ and ‘Synchronic’ Blu-ray Giveaway!
Latest giveaway are sealed Blu-rays of Beverly Hills Cop 3 Movie Collection, Fatman, and Synchronic. I purchased all these discs at Walmart. Details are below!!
Vicious Glee And Powerhouse Rosamund Pike Performance Propels Netflix’s ‘I Care A Lot’
Marla Grayson (Rosamund Pike) has developed the perfect grift. The I Care A Lot “protagonist” has become the legal guardian to dozens of elderly people. Through a series of convenient relationships with doctors, elder-care facility officials, and judges, Marla has discovered that a relatively healthy elderly person can prove to be quite lucrative. She liquidates their assets, “tends” to their affairs, and gets very rich in the process. An apex predator, she is also an evil person.
Louise Linton And Ed Westwick Talk “Courage” Behind ‘Me You Madness’ Journey
Directed, starring, and penned by Louise Linton, Me You Madness is an off the wall comedy with a life’s too short mentality. Essentially a two hander with co-star Ed Westwick (Gossip Girl, Enemy Lines), the feature is now available On Demand. My interview with Linton and Westwick is below!
FYF Reviews: ‘Sator,’ ‘Cowboys,’ ‘The World To Come’ And ‘The Au Pair Nightmare’
