The American Cinematheque Podcast
Episodes
KARINA LONGWORTH'S Life at the Movies (YOU MUST REMEMBER THIS)
Film historian Karina Longworth programs a festival centered on her latest podcast season, "The Bisexuals," which explores the intertwined lives of Montgomery Clift and torch singer Libby Holman.
GRIFFIN DUNNE’S Life at the Movies (AFTER HOURS, PRACTICAL MAGIC)
Griffin Dunne programs his ideal film festival, opening with The Graduate and closing with Shampoo to reflect his acting inspirations.
DOUG JONES’ Life at the Movies (PAN’S LABYRINTH, THE SHAPE OF WATER)
Actor Doug Jones programs his dream film festival, selecting Mary Poppins, Superman, and Pan’s Labyrinth as key selections.
DAVE GREEN’S Life at the Movies (COYOTE VS ACME)
Director Dave Green joins the American Cinematheque Podcast to program his dream film festival, celebrating his new release, Coyote vs.
MACON BLAIR’S Life at the Movies (IDIOTS, TOXIC AVENGER)
Actor and director Macon Blair programs his dream film festival, selecting Repo Man, Clash of the Titans, and Begotten.
SAMY BURCH'S Life at the Movies (COYOTE VS ACME, LATE FAME, MAY DECEMBER)
Host Grant Moniger interviews writer Sammy Birch, who shares her cinematic journey from a film-obsessed childhood to her career.
JANE SCHOENBRUN’S Life at the Movies (TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA, I SAW THE TV GLOW)
Writer-director Jane Schoenbrun programs their personal film festival, selecting titles like *Freddy Got Fingered*, *Stop Making Sense*, and *The Wind Rises*.
NATALIE MORALES’ Life at the Movies (PLAN B, PARKS AND REC)
Natalie Morales programs her dream film festival, selecting *Dirty Dancing* for opening night and *Jurassic Park* for the family matinee.
FRANKLIN LEONARD’s Life at the Movies (Founder and CEO of The Black List)
Grant Moniker interviews Franklin Leonard, founder of The Blacklist, discusses his journey from a math nerd in Georgia to a Hollywood producer.
LARRY KARASZEWSKI’s Life at the Movies (ED WOOD, DOLEMITE IS MY NAME)
Host Grant Moniker interviews screenwriter Larry Karaszewski, who shares anecdotes from his film-obsessed childhood, including losing weight to see The Exorcist.