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A renowned psychologist and a leading movie industry observer offer insightful perspectives on the Oscars-night slap heard 'round the world.
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Midday movie mavens Ann Hornaday and Jed Dietz share their predictions of who will - and who should - take home this year's Oscar gold.
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Just nominated for an Oscar, the short film, “Audible,” offers an authentic look into the young Deaf community at the Maryland School for the Deaf, through the eyes of a football player in his senior year. We speak with the film’s star and its director.
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Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday and MD Film Festival founder Jed Dietz join us each month to talk about new films and major trends in the film industry.
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Filmmaker Sonja Sohn discusses her decision to spotlight the case of Detective Sean Suiter and the culture of corruption in the Baltimore Police Department.
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The local entrepreneur's new doc is a family-inspired (and family-produced) film about racial equity and the power of community.
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Our movie mavens consider Hollywood's gun problem, the renaissance of indie movie houses and the best new releases.
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The former Afro columnist riffs on local politics, his new podcast and the film he's made about this broken city.
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Film critics Ann Hornaday and Jed Dietz join us with their takes on what's hot, and not, in current cinema.
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Sarah Burns and husband David McMahon co-directed the new doc with Sarah's father, filmmaker Ken Burns.