Movies

CCBC student Kate Slone explores how lighting can completely transform the emotion of a film scene. From low, shadowy lighting that builds tension to bright, high-key setups that radiate joy, lighting choices are one of the most powerful storytelling tools in cinematography.

CCBC engineering major Gary Hubble takes listeners on a journey through the world’s most influential film festivals — including Cannes, Sundance, and the Toronto International Film Festival.

Host Scott dives into the ethics of documentary filmmaking — focusing on Grey Gardens (1975) by the Maysles brothers.

We explore how Italian filmmakers broke free from censorship after Mussolini’s fall, giving birth to Italian Neo-Realism.

Host Brianna Patrick explores The Jaws Effect, the unintended legacy of Spielberg’s classic, and the ongoing battle to shift the narrative on these misunderstood creatures.

What makes Japanese horror so uniquely terrifying? In this episode of Know-It-All, host Emily Lambert unpacks the eerie allure of J-Horror, from its Kabuki-inspired storytelling to the chilling works of filmmaker Takashi Shimizu.

New/Next Film Festival, presented by Baltimore Public Media, will return for a fourth installment in the fall of 2026, organizers announced.

The iconic movie 'Jaws' is returning to the movie to celebrate Its 50th Anniversary this summer. It will be re-release on IMAX, 3D and 4DX.

Rachel Hilson is a Baltimore-raised actress with appearances on television and movies. She currently stars in Duster on HBO Max.

Tom and the Midday movie crew discuss their favorite recent films.