Episode 53 - Discussing Home Movie Day
On this week's episode we invite James Paasche back to talk about Home Movie Day, a national movement to recognize home movies as an important part of American culture. People will be able to bring their home movies in to show at the Cinema, and there will be some films shown from the IU Archives.
We start off with What Have You Seen Lately, and get into an extended discussion of Moneyball, as well as the quality of the local theaters in Bloomington.
We also discuss upcoming films, and Jason reveals his secret trick to enjoying 'slow burn' movies.
Home Movie Day comes to the IU Cinema October 15th at 3pm. James tells us about the history along with some films to expect to see. However, even James has no idea what people will bring in, so show up with your movies, and enjoy the afternoon.
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Movies Mentioned In This Episode:
21 Jump Street
A Film Unfinished
Blue Valentine
Capturing the Friedmans
Cyrus
Dirty Girl
Drive
Grindhouse
Human Centipede 2
Ides Of March
Intruders
In Vanda's Room
Juliet of the Spirits
Kiss Me Deadly
Los Olvidados
Meek's Cutoff
Moneyball
North By Northwest
Planet Terror
Real Steel
Shoah
Sonny
Spider-Man
Superbad
Sunrise
Tarnation
The Notebook
The Rum Diaries
The Way
These Amazing Shadows
Topaz