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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 395 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryFilm ReviewsTV & Film | |||

We’re no strangers to Orson Welles on this here podcast… Or are we? Welles first-timer* Tony Wagner returns for a doozy documentary/film/essay from the inimitable auteur himself!
Orson Welles was hired to direct a documentary his friend had filmed ... more
Alfonso Cuarón’s breakout road comedy sex dramedy thing Y TU MAMÁ TAMBIÉN is a rich text that can be read on many levels. We can only get to some of those without help, so we’re joined by first-time Trylove guest Lauren Haun, who’s spent the better p... more
THE RED SPECTACLES is one entry in a long-running multimedia dystopian sci-fi series by the guy who made GHOST IN THE SHELL (1995). It’s one of the wildest, most tone-swingy things we’ve ever seen at the Trylon. It almost feels impossible to fully en... more
A mythologized decade, a souped-up Challenger, and the man behind the wheel are running out of time in Richard C. Sarafian’s 1971 amphetamine-fueled road trip movie VANISHING POINT!
With 15 hours to make it from Denver to San Francisco in a new wh... more
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Always thoughtful movie analysis from the crew! Thanks.
The hosts of this show are simultaneously incredibly endearing and affectionate eye roll dorky. The first episode takes about 20 minutes to hit its stride but once it does it’s engaging, interesting, and informative.
The hosts themselves give a point of view that feels really genuine and knowledgeable. This combined with the tie to a Minneapolis icon like the Trylon and a dynamic that can only be found when longtime friends talk about things they love makes this podcast singular and awesome.
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A lively roundtable-style show that centers on cinema history, cult & genre films, and archival screen experiences at a community cinema. Episodes frequently fuse deep dives into direction, era, and cultural context with personal anecdotes from film fans, hosting a mix of cinephile scholars, critics, and fans. The format often features guest contributors who bring historical or regional perspectives, plus occasional director or actor guests, tying classic titles to broader film history, production context, and screening culture. Notable angles include silent-to-sound transitions, global cinema from pre-war Japan to 1990s crime dramas, and the intersection of archival prints, theater programs, and fandom communities around a Midwestern cinem... more
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1. John Waters
2. Cody Narveson
3. Emma Youndtsmith
4. Kelly Krantz
5. Natalie Marlin
6. Dan Nagan
7. Matt Clark
8. Sarah Seember Huisken
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