
The InSession Film podcast reviews all the movies you want to hear about. We talk directors, actors, scores, and all the fun stuff movies has to offer.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1953 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||

On this episode, JD is joined by Jacob Diedenhofer to discuss the Kent Jones film LATE FAME, starring Willem Dafoe! Perhaps one of the best overlooked movies of the year so far, there's a lot to love about the film. Especially Dafoe in a leading role... more
This week on the InSession Film Podcast, inspired by YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, we discussed our Top 5 documentaries of the 21st century! Plus, JD gives us his thoughts on HER PRIVATE HELL, THE CHRISTOPHERS, ONE NIGHT ONLY, ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM an... more
On this episode, JD and Megan discuss Aaron Sorkin's new film THE SOCIAL RECKONING! While Sorkin has always been a robust writer, his time in the director's chair has been dubious and perhaps never more so than with this sequel.
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On this episode, Shadan is joined by Tom O'Brien to discuss this year's Toronto International Film Festival and DIGGER's awards chances after its rough start at the box office!
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Good crew of hosts and one of my staple listens. But what happened to Women InSession? They've vanished and please know they're missed.
I enjoy a good movie. Sometimes, I don’t understand “the why” a particular film moves me, excites me, and brings me such joy. This inSession podcast opened my eyes. It provided insite on the director and actors, their characters, and on the body of their individual works. The review also thoroughly explained the structure, flow, editing, creative style and industry magic used in this film. The participants are knowledgeable, humorous, and great communicators. They are also professional, respectf... more
I appreciate any Oscar enthusiasts and especially film criticism. Though I have a few notes.
Shadan doesn’t seem confident or qualified to be hosting a podcast. They mispronounce names repeatedly (it’s not that difficult to research). Not to mention, sounds as if constantly on the verge of tears.
This is meant to be constructive criticism. Also perhaps follow an outline when you hit record? Also edit. The most recent two hour episode was littered with irrelevant banter about rankings and what... more
New review specifically for the main feed: best of the 2000s and no mention of The Hours in any of your categories? Y’all must be too male to compute.
and I may adjust if it improves with age, but so far there’s at least one person in each episode almost or completely ruining it. You have: the dude who says “like” constantly; the bloke who sounds like he was told his dog died before recording, so he smoked a bunch of indica then popped some ‘ludes equaling no energy or enthusiasm, and finally the guy who incessantly says, “to me, for me” and “for me, personally.” Sometimes, no joke, he goes “To me, at least for me, personally...” It’s obvious ... more
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This show offers thoughtful,Reviewer-level takes on recent releases and major festival titles, with a strong emphasis on craft, performance, and storytelling. Episodes often balance praise with constructive critiques of pacing, character development, and the broader industry context (franchise culture, streaming strategies, and award-season dynamics). A distinctive strength is the mix of long-running hosts with a rotating slate of guest pundits, which yields diverse perspectives on directors, campaigns, and the cinematic landscape. The format tends to favor deep-dive conversations over quick-hit reviews, making it a solid listen for cinephiles who want nuanced discussion and clear opinions on both big releases and niche titles.
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3. Anthony Orlando
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8. Charlie Bright
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