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FilmWeek on AirTalk, hosted by Larry Mantle, is a one-hour weekly segment devoted to films. It offers reviews of the week's new movies, interviews with filmmakers, and discussions on various aspects of the industry.

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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on FilmWeek.

Hosts

Larry Mantle Austin Cross

Previous Guests

Celine Song
Celine Song is a writer and director known for her work on films such as Past Lives and Materialists. She explores themes of love, relationships, and modern dating in her films.
Tim Cogshell
LAist film critic, recognized for film reviews and industry analysis.
Peter Rainer
Film critic and writer, recognized for his work in various publications.
Charles Solomon
Film critic and historian, specializing in animation and film history.
Amy Nicholson
LA Times critic, film critic and journalist.
Jonathan Kuntz
UCLA film historian and professor.
Manuel Betancourt
LAist film critic, known for his expertise in cinema and film analysis.
Christy Lemire
Film critic and journalist, recognized for her reviews and commentary on movies.
Claudia Puig
LAist film critic, known for reviewing movies and providing insights on the film industry.

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romantic comedy love triangle dating culture film directing modern relationships film reviews filmmakers interviews movie releases streaming platforms found footage films interviews film industry discussion Baby Jane films movie reviews filmmakers the industry theatrical releases film industry

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Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on FilmWeek.

0:00 19:30

FilmWeek Feature: Celine Song talks Materialists, modernizing rom-coms, and love triangles

Hosts
Larry Mantle
Guests
Celine Song
Keywords
romantic comedy love triangle dating culture film directing modern relationships

Celine Song, writer-director of the new film Materialists, uses a similar framework that garnered her a lot of admiration from moviegoers. In her feature directorial debut, Past Lives, the lead character Nora struggles to manage a love triangle, only for her to discover what the differences are between these lives she’s romanticized. In Materialists, Lucy deals with a similar problem, although the film spends a lot more time on why we date, and the equations we come up with in our head to find ‘the one.’ 

Today on FilmWeek, we’re joined by Materialists writer-director Celine Song, and getting a sense of how she created this world that reflects today’s dating culture.

0:00 28:06

FilmWeek: '28 Years Later,' 'Elio,' 'Tatami,' and More!

Hosts
Austin Cross Larry Mantle
Guests
Tim Cogshell Peter Rainer Charles Solomon
Keywords
film reviews filmmakers interviews movie releases streaming platforms found footage films

Guest host Austin Cross and LAist film critics Tim Cogshell, Peter Rainer, and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s latest movie releases in theaters and on streaming platforms.

Correction: A previous version of this episode had errors related to a review of the film Found Footage: The Making of the Patterson Project, which partially referenced another found footage film. The inaccurate review has been removed from the episode. The episode also mentioned that the film 28 Years Later is the first sequel Danny Boyle has directed. He directed T2 Trainspotting, which is a sequel to his film, Trainspotting. 

0:00 19:55

Feature: “What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?” at the Art Theatre of Long Beach

Hosts
Larry Mantle
Guests
Amy Nicholson Jonathan Kuntz
Keywords
film reviews interviews film industry discussion Baby Jane

On May 31, the FilmWeek team hosted a screening of the 1962 Robert Aldrich film What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? Larry got up on stage for a conversation with FilmWeek and LA Times critic Amy Nicholson, and UCLA film historian Jonathan Kuntz.

0:00 29:35

FilmWeek: 'How to Train Your Dragon,' 'Materialists,' 'Echo Valley,' 'A Photographic Memory,' and more

Hosts
Larry Mantle
Guests
Manuel Betancourt Christy Lemire Charles Solomon
Keywords
films movie reviews filmmakers the industry theatrical releases streaming platforms

Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Manuel Betancourt, Christy Lemire, and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s latest movie releases in theaters and on streaming platforms.

0:00 31:38

FilmWeek: ‘The Life of Chuck,’ ‘Ballerina,’ ‘Karate Kid: Legends,’ ‘The Ritual,’ and More

Hosts
Larry Mantle
Guests
Claudia Puig Tim Cogshell
Keywords
film reviews movie releases interviews film industry

Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Claudia Puig and Tim Cogshell review this weekend’s latest movie releases in theaters and on streaming platforms.

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Global:
4.3 rating 303 reviews

USA

4.3 ratings 298 reviews

UK

4.5 ratings 2 reviews

Canada

5.0 ratings 1 reviews

Australia

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New Zealand

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Ireland

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Singapore

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South Africa

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