Filmwax

Filmmakers Azazel Jacobs and Daniel Patrick Carbone, plus the Brooklyn Heights Cinema owner, Kenn Lowy, are the guests on this week’s podcast.

Documentary filmmaking legend Barbara Kopple is the guest on this milestone 200th episode of the podcast.

Indie film actress Lili Taylor leads off this episode of Filmwax Radio. She’s followed by programmers Jytte Jensen of MoMA & Dennis Lim of the Film Society of Lincoln Center to discuss the new season of New Directors New Films. Lastly filmmakers Eliza Hittman and Matt Wolff discuss new films.

This episode of Filmwax Radio focuses on two new indie films: Honey and Kids For Cash, as well as the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective.

The Oscars are this Sunday and so this episode of Filmwax Radio is dedicated to category for Best Documentary Feature.

In this episode sponsored by Fandor, featured filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt is the first guest. That conversation is followed up by a chat with the IFP’s Rose Vincelli & Dan Schoenbrun.

A look at film programming in New York City with such luminaries as Jessica Green, Gavin Smith and Sally Berger.

Filmmaker Bryan Poyser returns to the podcast for a lengthy discussion of his film career. He’s currently in New York to introduce audiences to his new comedy, Love & Air Sex, which opens today at the Cinema Village.

Filmmaking legend Hal Hartley (The Unbelievable Truth, Simple Men) is the sole guest on Episode 191 of the Filmwax Radio. Hal is about to begin production of his 13th feature film, Ned Rifle, the third of a trilogy also including Henry Fool and Fay Grim. Many of Hartley’s feature films may be found on major digital platforms. Additionally, much of his latter works and shorts may be found  on Fandor.

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12 O’Clock Boys filmmaker Lotfy Nathan, and Queens World Film Festival co-founders Don & Katha Cato, are the guests.