
Filmmaker David Dylan Thomas and author Kevin Smokler discuss box office, overlooked gems, and whatever strikes their fancy about movies today.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Category | TV & Film | ||||

We talk about what we learned discussing race and movie genres and peak into what's coming up next!
We conclude Season 1 of our series "Genre Busters" on race and film genres with a look at your submissions on our two questions
1. Name a science fiction movie where the main character is a person of color
and
2. Name a sciente fiction movie wh... more
We end our Genre Busters series on race and movie genres looking at Science Fiction and cinematic visions of the future. Here on earth, the future, neigh the present, is multi-racial and multi-colored. Why doesn't it appear that way onscreen?
This... more
We look at the results of the question we posed to the Talking Pictures Community:
"Can you name the persuer (i.e. cop/FBI Agent etc.) in a crime movie who is played by a non-white actor?" "Crime Movies" = movie where the criminal is the main chara... more
We look at race and crime movies and issue the next listener challenge. Can you think of 3 crime movies where the persuer, the cop, the "good guy" isn't white? And you can only use one Denzel Washington, Will Smith or Wesley Snipes movie.
Two-Part Listener Challenge! We asked you to either name a movie set in the historical past where the main character isn't white or to recast your favorite period movie with non-white actors. Here are your answers...
In this ep. Dave and Kevin discuss movies set in the historical past and what race means in your favorite movies with flowing dresses and best costume Oscar nominations.
Can you name a romantic comedy where the leads aren't white but live in a racially diverse world? Answers to our listener challenge in this episode!









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