Film

The Front Row Network reviews Cowboy Bebop

The Front Row Network reviews Netflix's "Tick, Tick... Boom!"

Front Row Classics welcomes bestselling author Scott Eyman to the podcast this week. Eyman is one of the premier writers on the subject of classic Hollywood. Brandon sits down to discuss Scott's newest book, "20th Century-Fox: Darryl F. Zanuck and the Creation of the Modern Film Studio". The book covers the entire history of the studio and its founders. The conversation between Brandon and Scott covers the highlights of the studio's history and the many personalities that gave Fox its unique identity. It's an informative hour that will surely inspire you to go back and rediscover the 20th Century Fox catalog.

Jeremy Goeckner of the Front Row Network reviews "Passing" on Netflix.

Front Row Classics celebrates Veterans Day with a special interview. Brandon welcomes award-winning journalist Christian Blauvelt to discuss the time Hollywood helped win World War II.

The Arlee Theater is a movie theater in Mason City, Ill. It is ran by the Maxson family. John Maxson joined us on Community Voices to talk about the history of the theater and his family's decision to operate and remodel the venue.

Front Row Classics kicks off November with a special conversation. Brandon recently had the pleasure of speaking with George Stevens Jr. Mr. Stevens is the son of legendary director, George Stevens and forged his own way by becoming one of the premier champions of film and the arts. He is the founder of the American Film Institute, which has helped to advance the art of film for over 50 years. Stevens was also one of the driving forces behind the Kennedy Center Honors, which has become a national tradition. We also discuss Stevens's career as a producer and author, including a preview of his memoir, which will be released in May. Join Brandon as he sits down for an hour with this true hero of film.

Originally from Central Illinois, Kameron Gates is an artist who has worked on numerous movies creating visual effects and designing make up. He is also a director, and he spoke with Community Voices about his career. Previously aired on August 5, 2021.

Front Row Classics is about to take you on a journey through "Dark City" this week. We're thrilled to welcome back the "Czar of Noir" himself, Eddie Muller, to discuss one of our favorite genres. Eddie has recently released a revised and expanded edition of his book, "Dark City: The Lost World of Film Noir." The book covers the various destinations and colorful characters one comes across when traveling through the world of Noir. Brandon and Eric are thrilled to discuss many of Noir's famous & infamous people and places with one of the genre's foremost experts.

It’s been quite a whirlwind few years for Zack Snyder. The director has had about as up and down a time both professionally and personally as anyone could…