Host Chris Reed chats with film critic, Leslie Combemale about her favorite films from this year's Middleburg Film Festival. Chris also connects with acclaimed filmmaker, Richard Linklater to talk about one of his current films, Nouvelle Vague.

Host Chris Reed chats with film critic Rendy Jones about their favorite films from this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Chris also connects with filmmaker Siyou Tan to talk about her feature-length debut, Amoeba.

Rendy Jones' picks are The Testament of Ann Lee, Frankenstein, and Hedda.

Chris's picks are Amoeba, Honey Bunch, and Sentimental Value.

Host Chris Reed chats with film critic Roxana Hadadi about their favorite films of the summer. Chris also connects with filmmaker Fawzia Mirza to discuss her feature-length debut, The Queen of My Dreams.

Host Chris Reed and film critic MJ O’Toole share their favorite films from this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Chris talks with Tunisian director and photographer, Amel Guellaty about her Sundance film, Where the Wind Comes From.

Host Chris Reed and film critic Mae Abdulbaki share their top ten favorite films of the year and discuss which ones they think will win awards. Chris talks with Peter Ettedgui, co-director of Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, about this moving documentary that chronicles the highs and lows of actor Christopher Reeve’s life, including before and after the tragic 1995 horse-riding accident that paralyzed him from the neck down.

Host Chris Reed chats with film critic Cortland Jacoby about their favorite films from this year’s Middleburg Film Festival. At the festival, Chris caught up with director Michael Gracey to discuss Better Man, a movie about British pop star Robbie Williams. Chris also sat down with director Shiori Ito to discuss her documentary Black Box Diaries, which explores a traumatic event in her life.

Host, Chris Reed chats with film critic, Charles Kirkland about their favorite films from this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Chris also catches up with filmmaker, Sinéad O'Shea on location at the festival to discuss her documentary, Blue Road: The Edna O'Brien Story.