09.30.10
Brian Wheeler of Charlottesville Tomorrow joins Coy in studio to discuss the latest in development including the prospect of new movie theatres in Charlottesville.
Brian Wheeler of Charlottesville Tomorrow joins Coy in studio to discuss the latest in development including the prospect of new movie theatres in Charlottesville.
09.21.10
Director of the Virginia Film Festival, Jody Kielbasa, joins Coy to discuss the upcoming Film Festival.
Director of the Virginia Film Festival, Jody Kielbasa, joins Coy to discuss the upcoming Film Festival.
Bruce Sanborn joined Charlottesville—Right Now! with Coy Barefoot to discuss the latest entertainment and movie news from Los Angeles, CA.
Jody Kielbasa, executive director of the Virginia Film Festival, joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss films he will never tire of.
In our previous show we previewed this year’s Virginia Film Festival, hosted by the University of Virginia. In today’s show, we will relive and reflect on the events of this year’s Virginia film festival.
This year’s Virginia Film Festival, hosted by the University of Virginia, kicked off Thursday Evening, Oct. 30, and featured some80 films and 100 guests exploring images of immigrants, outsiders and extraterrestrials.
As in years past, the Festival included Stars and events that will be remembered for years to come. Thursday’s Opening of Lake City was no exception. The featured guests included the film’s writer/directors Perry Moore and Hunter Hill, producers Mark Johnson and Weiman Seid, Sissy Spacek, Lake City’s male lead Troy Garity and his mother, Jane Fonda…
For more information about the show or to see the full text, visit the Oscar Show’s blog
On the October 26th edition of WNRN’s Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call, Rick Moore talks with Richard Herskowitz, Artistic Director of the Virginia Film Festival, which begins this Thursday, Oct. 30. This is Herskowitz’ fifteenth and final festival, and he speaks about all the various elements that must come together to make it so successful. Also in the studio is Alexandra Woodward, director of All My Friends Are Strangers, a work-in-progress scheduled to screen on Friday.
91 Seconds on Film: Sex and the City
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Jun 022008
It made $55 million in its opening weekend, but did the movie version of Sex and the City satisfy the needs of movie reviwer Ben Nuckols? Find out in this installment of WNRN’s 91 Seconds on Film. Sex and the City is playing at the Carmike 6 if you want to add to the film’s take.
91 Seconds on Films: Leatherheads
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Apr 252008
In this installment of WNRN’s 91 Seconds on Film, Elizabeth Milnarick reviews Leatherheads, George Clooney’s movie about the inauspicious rise of the National Football League. This podcast is brought to you by Sneak Reviews. Leatherheads is currently playing at the Downtown Regal 6.
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