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Marshall Poe seems to need to seem more intelligent than the author. Rather than ask the author more questions, he finds it necessary to interject his know-it-all-ism attitude and pedantic tone. He comes across as somewhat snobbish. I wanted to hear the author, not Poe's ego. Great book, though. I highly recommend it....the book, not this show.
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The show centers on scholarly discussions around recent academic books and research in film history, media studies, and related humanities. Episodes often feature deep dives into archival practices, film theory, and cultural analyses—covering topics like archival documentary origins, remakes and reboot culture, plant humanities, film diplomacy, and behind-the-scenes film production. A standout is its willingness to connect historical developments with contemporary media industries, geopolitical contexts, and ethical questions, often using specific case studies, primary sources, and author guest expertise to illuminate broader trends in cinema and media. The format tends toward rigorous, thought-provoking conversations anchored by a knowledg... more
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