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PRINCE, the breakthrough feature debut from acclaimed Dutch music video director Sam de Jong. After debuting at the 2015 Berlinale, where it received an honorary mention for the coveted Crystal Bear for Best First Feature, PRINCE will be opening theatrically and on VOD August 14. The film follows Ayoub (Ayoub Elsari), a Moroccan-Dutch teenager on his journey into manhood in the low-income housing projects of Amsterdam. Vying for the love of the neighborhood beauty and the respect of the local gang of tough-guys, his big dreams lead him down a dangerous path toward the Lamborghini-driving Kalpa, neighborhood kingpin and alleged sociopath (played to great avail by Freddy Tratlehner, famed Dutch rapper and fashion designer). A deeply personal project that touches on issues of race and class specific to Dutch society, the film’s poignant portrayal of innocence, corruption, and young love promise universal appeal. With a playful visual style and a pulsing 80’s-inspired synth score by D

We lost Robin Williams a year ago today. We go back and dig out a throwback episode of one of our favorites to celebrate him!

On this episode Karly from That Pop This Life joins us to talk about the dream life of Tom Cruise in Vanilla Sky, which is the remake of Abre Los Ojos. Listen to our latest to find out which life extension journey you should take, the original or the remake.

Magical Universe is a documentary film about a man that strikes up an unlikely and quite touching friendship with outsider artist Al Carbee, whose Barbie-doll photography gains acclaim and interest over the course of this project's 10-year history. The director of Magical Universe Jeremy Workman sat down with Following Films to discuss his latest film, upcoming projects and his day job cutting trailers. To find all the places you can stream, rent or purchase Magical Universe click on the link below. Go Watch It For more information on Jeremy and his work check out www.wheelhousecreative.com or www.jeremyworkman.com

Episode 69 This week we are jumping on the highly anticipated and well reviewed film, Fantastic Four, and sharing the best and worst super powers in film. Additionally, we are continuing our charity work by introducing our friend, Joey Azzarello, to the wonders of the Empire Strikes Back.

On this episode we talk superhero reboots on film with superhero film expert Matt Brown from the Super Zero podcast and the long running MAMO. We look at the best example of this tall but financially mandated task with Christopher Nolan's BATMAN BEGINS going up against the much loathed Marc Webb's AMAZING SPIDER-MAN. But speaking of being loathed, my co-host Emily Mackay and I recorded our day one responses to the long hated (even before its release) Josh Trank's FANTASTIC FOUR.

In this episode, Dave finally introduces Britt to the glory of Rounders and Teddy KGB.  As a bonus, some of Dave's podcasting friends give their best Teddy KGB impression!  After this fun, Dave discusses how his past and present have affected his viewing of the gambling tale of Rounders! Beliefs About Gambling and Addiction Adolescent Gambling Suicide Listen! Fangirl Fixation: 0:02:55 Gambling Addiction:0:14:39 Rounders: 0:30:18

Peter and Phoenix continue on with the Terminator franchise with the big blockbuster sequel that started the trend with abbreviating titles!

On this episode we dive into a Tom Cruise Conspiracy with Christopher McQuarrie, as this particular writer and actor combo worked together previously on VALKYRIE and JACK REACHER. And make sure to hang around at the end of the episode with a bonus discussion with one of our most popular guests, Shawn Pryor of The Black Box podcast. But first... we accept an impossible mission, one no other film podcast dare tackle, a review of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION.

Episode 68 We are joined by Amanda Kosowiec ( @HardCandiMandi ) of the Cinema Geek Cast to review the latest from Tom Cruise, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation. She also helps us debate the best and worst spy films.