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The director discusses telling stories about underrepresented communities, using inexperienced actors, and more about his award-winning film
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey chats with Sean Baker, who was recently awarded Best Director by the New York Film Critics Circle for his latest film, The Florida Project. They discuss how Baker tells authentic stories about underrepresented communities, his use of inexperienced actors, and why he prefers making smaller-budget films.
Joe B and Art DiCesare return to make their picks for NFL Week 14
We’re talking potential after-show love triangles, final thoughts on all the cast members, and more!
Chris and Andy also look ahead to ‘Industry’ and the remake of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith’
Ted Hope, a producer and the former cohead of movies at Amazon, joins the show to discuss the current state streaming and his perspective on the topic. Plus, a box office prediction for Hayao Miyazaki’s newest film, ‘The Boy and the Heron.’
Mike, Jesse, and Mark discuss the Juan Soto trade and where Shohei Ohtani might end up
And later the guy’s bring up some Discord questions, one of which leads to a trip down Spotify Live memory lane
