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The Film Comment Podcast is a weekly space for critical conversation about film, with a look at topical issues, new releases, and the big picture. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud, Amazon Music, Audible, or Google Play.

The Film Comment Podcast: Comedy Today

By Film Comment
April 5, 2017
Who's laughing now? A look at the tragic state of Hollywood humor

The Film Comment Podcast: New Directors / New Films 2017 + Albert Serra

By Film Comment
March 28, 2017
Life and death: the annual showcase of rising filmmakers, and an interview with the director of our March/April issue’s cover film, The Death of Louis XIV

The Film Comment Podcast: Coming of Age Horror

By Film Comment
March 21, 2017
Fear grows up so fast: on films that deal with the monstrousness of maturity

The Film Comment Podcast: Live from True/False 2017

By Film Comment
March 15, 2017
Honesty is the best policy: critics and filmmakers discuss their favorites at the Midwestern nonfiction juggernaut

The Film Comment Podcast: Acting for All Ages

By Film Comment
March 7, 2017
Youth without youth: how our understanding of actors change over time

The Film Comment Podcast: Steve Bannon

By Film Comment
February 28, 2017
In a red state: the talking-head, stock-footage fantasias of the "alt right" hero and White House Chief Strategist

The Film Comment Podcast: Before and After, Live

By Film Comment
February 21, 2017
The world has turned: at Film Comment Selects, our contributors and editors discuss the films they see differently post-Trump

The Film Comment Podcast: The King of Cinema

By Film Comment
February 14, 2017
Celebrity apprentice: a post-screening discussion of Martin Scorsese and King of Comedy and an audio tour of the exhibition about his life and films

The Film Comment Podcast: Women in New Hollywood

By Film Comment
February 7, 2017
The female connection: Molly Haskell and Margaret Barton-Fumo praise the domestic refuseniks and other second-wave trailblazers

The Film Comment Podcast: Raoul Peck + Dustin Guy Defa and Laura Dunn

By Film Comment
January 31, 2017
Independents and independence: an interview with the director of I Am Not Your Negro and a Sundance chat with the directors of Person to Person and Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry