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Voiceover: Movies that Move Us

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The Lord Of the Rings
Remember the Titans
Christianity
Knives Out
World War II
Night Of the Hunter
Family Tradition
Religion
Barabbas (1961 Film)
September 11, 2001
Notting Hill
Catholic Church
Field Of Dreams
Baseball
Band Of Brothers
Paddington II
Hamnet
The Fountain
Hawaiian Spirituality
Les Innocents

What movies taught you about life? Showed you truths you didn’t know you needed to hear? Join Heather Bigley, a former academic and film teacher, and the host of Voiceover: Movies that Move Us—the podcast where films have an impact. Each episode, our guests share the cinematic moments that changed their lives. We want to learn from those silver screen experiences, and so we share those moments wit... more

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Recent Guests

Cindy Quinney
Executive director of Gathering of Tribes; enrolled member of Onion Lake Cree Nation
Gathering of Tribes
Episode: Hidalgo
Michael Geyer
Producer and director, versed in veterans and 9-11 documentaries
Episode: Catch Me if You Can: Searching for Fathers
Chloe Donaldson
Background in fine arts, literature, and creative writing; conservation work; movie buff with a focus on old Hollywood
None specified
Episode: 10 Commandments: Moving Stained Glass
Michael Gier
Producer and director of The Heroism and Resiliency of 9-11
Film Producer/Director
Episode: Heroism & Resilience of 9/11: An Interview with Michael Gier
Maya Mansour
Photographer, bookmaker, and mixed-media artist; co-founder and steward of Black Image Center in Los Angeles
Black Image Center
Episode: Hit the Road: Exile & Goodbye
James Patrick Thomas
Author of Atomic Pilgrim, discusses nuclear disarmament and walking pilgrimage; Pax Christi USA Disarmament Working Group member
Author; Pax Christi USA; Seattle peace activist
Episode: Dr. Strangelove
Chelsea Allen
Producer at Ninth Mode Media, advocate for hopeful storytelling
Ninth Mode Media
Episode: Hotel Rwanda: Constrained Choices
Barry Lam
Professor of philosophy at UC Riverside; host and producer of Slate's Hi-Phi Nation
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Episode: Spartacus: Vicious v Virtuous
Kelly Loosli
Co-creator of the animation program at Brigham Young University
Brigham Young University (BYU)
Episode: Red Turtle: Trapped by Beauty

Host

Heather Bigley
Host of Voiceover: Movies that Move Us

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Depth without pretentiousness

    The interview and discussion about Arrival, was excellent and insightful. I look forward to listening to all the back catalog about my favorite movies.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ccRockettMan
    United States9 months ago
  • Dune discussion

    Fantastic episode. Heather does a great job as interviewer. Love the insight she draws out from Steve.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    washpostfourthirty
    United Statesa year ago

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The host asks insightful, human-centered questions that spark memorable insights.
Guests are consistently diverse and deeply knowledgeable about film and its implications.
The conversations bridge academic analysis with personal reflections, making complex ideas accessible.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Hidalgo
Q: What question do you ask yourself about recommending Hidalgo to others?
Cindy explains she would recommend Hidalgo, highlighting its emotional resonance, symbolism, and the way it invites viewers to reflect on identity and community.
Dr. Strangelove
Q: How has your experience with activism shaped your view of the film's message today?
My activism deepened the sense that satire can illuminate irrational policies; it also underscores the urgency of turning awareness into concrete steps toward disarmament and peace-building.
Dr. Strangelove
Q: Do you laugh at certain moments in a film that treats such grave topics, and how does that affect your takeaway?
Yes, the humor can be jarring but it serves to highlight how people in power sometimes treat existential threats as mere theater, which amplifies the call for serious reflection and action.
Dr. Strangelove
Q: What did you notice on rewatch that stood out or shifted in your understanding?
The film's detailed, prophetic handling of doomsday concepts and the way its satire exposes rationalizations around nuclear policy resonated more deeply after years of personal involvement in disarmament work.
Heroism & Resilience of 9/11: An Interview with Michael Gier
Q: What was your goal for the film's tone and message, and how did that shape the final product?
He wanted an inspirational tone that emphasized perseverance and positive impact, showing how people rebuilt their lives after tragedy and used those experiences to help others, rather than creating a depressing account of the events.

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A thoughtful exploration of cinema as a catalyst for personal insight, ethics, and culture. Across episodes, conversations commonly center on how films illuminate moral choices, human resilience, and spiritual or philosophical questions, often through the lens of education, religion, and storytelling. The show tends to feature guests who blend academic analysis with lived experience, offering varied perspectives from philosophy, science, literature, and media production. A standout trait is the blend of rigorous analysis with intimate, character-driven reflections, making cinematic moments feel accessible and practically applicable for listeners who want ideas they can carry into life and work. Potential listeners who enjoy thoughtful film ... more

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