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The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography. In this re-airing of our archived interview, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Deer Hunter) chats about his extraordinary credits, and his long-standing relationship with late cinematographer Laszlo Kovacs (Ghostbusters, Five Easy Pieces).

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The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography. In this re-airing of our archived interview, cinematographer Matthew Libatique chats about his stunning work on films including Iron Man, The Fountain, Black Swan and Miracle at St. Anna.

movie geeks united | matthew libatique | iron man | black swan | darren aronofsky


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The Movie Geeks review this years list of Oscar nominees, and make their predictions of who will take home the gold in each category.

movie geeks united | oscar predictions | academy awards | the descendants | the artist


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The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography. In this finale episode, cinematographer Robert Richardson discusses the extraordinary films that populate his resume, including Born on the Fourth of July, JFK, The Aviator, Inglourious Basterds, Casino and Hugo. For more information, and to listen in to each of the additional episodes of our Art of Cinematography Series, visit http://www.moviegeeksunited.net/artofcinematography.

robert richardson | movie geeks united | hugo | inglourious basterds | casino


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The Movie Geeks review the slate of films showcased at this years Sundance and Slamdance Film Festivals. Includes conversations with several filmmakers who are premiering their films at these events, including writer/director Nicholas Jarecki, whose film Arbitrage stars Richard Gere and Susan Surandon (Sundance), Christopher D. Ford, screenwriter of Robot and Frank starring Frank Langella (Sundance), writer/director Marshall Lewy of California Solo starring Robert Carlyle (Sundance), Rick Alverson and star Tim Heidecker of The Comedy (Sundance), director Alexandra Berger and producer Avi Zev Weider of Danland (Slamdance), director Peter McLarnan and star Sam Hoolihan of The Sound of Small Things (Slamdance).

movie geeks united | sundance | slamdance | arbitrage | robot and frank


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The Movie Geeks chat with actor Demian Bichir, who recently received Screen Actors Guild and Independent Spirit Award best actor nominations for his performance in the film A Better Life. Writer/director Zack Parker discusses his new thriller Scalene, which opens in New York on Friday, January 20. For more information on the film, visit the official website here. Plus, conversations about all the latest movie news, including the upcoming Golden Globe Awards ceremony.

movie geeks united | demian bichir | a better life | zack parker | scalene


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Cinematography great Robert Richardson discusses his turbulent experiences shooting Oliver Stones Natural Born Killers. This is a sneak preview of our upcoming series celebrating the art of cinematography. Look for the full one-hour conversation with Mr. Richardson when it premieres on Sunday, January 22. For more information on the series, visit our Art of Cinematography website.

movie geeks united | robert richardson | oliver stone | art of cinematography | natural born killers


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Actor, writer and director Crispin Glover (Back to the Future, Wild at Heart, Alice in Wonderland) chats about the highlights of his exceptional career, including What Is It? and It is Fine! EVERYTHING IS FINE – two films he currently screens in venues across the globe. For more information on the upcoming screenings taking place in Nashville, Chicago, Pennsylvania and Ontario throughout the month of January, visit his official website. To order Mr. Glovers books (which he signs at each screening) and CD, please visit http://crispinglover.com/books.htm.

crispin glover | movie geeks united | what is it | it is fine everything is fine | back to the future


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In this unedited interview from The Kubrick Series, author Geoffrey Cocks discusses his book Wolf at the Door, which articulates his theory that Stanley Kubrick on his 1980 horror classic The Shining is actually a metaphor for the Holocaust. For more information on the series, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net.

geoffrey cocks | the shining | the kubrick series | stanley kubrick | movie geeks united


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The Movie Geeks welcome editor Kevin Avery, who discusses his new book titled Conversations with Clint: Paul Nelsons Lost Interviews with Clint Eastwood (1979-1983). Plus, we review the latest film releases, including David Finchers The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, and provide an overview of this weeks movie news headlines. And from the Film Music 2011 collection, we premiere scores from Super 8 and Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

movie geeks united | clint eastwood | kevin avery | the girl with the dragon tattoo | david fincher


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