
Welcome to the latest episode of our official podcast, The Film Stage Show. This week, staff writer Danny King, associate editor Nick Newman, and I discuss the gap between festival premieres and eventual theater releases. Then, we talk about the enigmatic romantic drama Like Someone in Love by director Abbas Kiarostami. To wrap up, we take a look at the films coming to theaters and DVD in the coming week, which include Anna Karenina, On the Waterfront, Top Gun and more. Then we give you our random recommendations of things we watched on our own this week.
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MP3: The Film Stage Show Ep. 44 – Like Someone in Love and the Wait For Festival Films
00:00 – 13:06 – Introductions and a discussion of the wait between festival bow and theatrical release.
13:06 – 31:56 – Review of Like Someone in Love
31:56 – 58:39 – Spoilers for Like Someone in Love
58:39 – 1:12:23 – Picks for Next Week, Closing Remarks.
Opening music comes courtesy of Joy Division.
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