The name alone gives you a sense of the riotous journey that Zoe McIntosh takes her audience on in her docu-comedy, “The Deadly Ponies Gang.” She follows Clint and Dwayne, who are “the bestest of friends” and the sole members of their gang, who use their pimped-out ponies as their main method of transportation around […]

Rooftop Films brings a tangy taste of Austin, TX to South Brooklyn with a weekend of SXSW Film Festival selections ‘Mateo’ and ‘10,000KM’

Actress Daphne Rubin-Vega (Rent, Jack Goes Boating) and actor/filmmaker Jayce Bartok (A Song Still Inside), are the guests on this episode of the podcast. Jayce’s directorial debut feature film, Fall to Rise, the story of two women and an unlikely friendship. After  Lauren (Katherine Crockett), a principal dancer and new mother, is injured she is […]

Legendary film director Bernardo Bertolucci is the guest. His new film, Me and You, is currently in theaters.

The Chicago-based documentary filmmaker Steve James is the sole guest on this episode of the podcast. Steve has a new film coming out Friday, July 4th on the life and career of the late film critic Roger Ebert, called Life Itself.

The Oscar winning screenwriter and film director Paul Haggis is on the show. Paul’s new film, Third Person, is currently in theaters. We also chat about a charity he founded called Artists for Peace and Justice.

We talked to director David McMahon about chronicling this hilarious and heartfelt family of amateur actors, who defy the odds in bringing their flamboyant show to life in the football-obsessed Bible Belt town of Birmingham, Alabama.

Two extraordinary documentary filmmakers appear on this episode of Filmwax Radio: Brian Knappenberger with his new film, The Internet’s Own Boy; and Doug Block with his long anticipated 112 Weddings.

Flicks on the Beach kicks off on Monday June 30th at 7:30pm, screening a beloved movie for free each week for eight consecutive weeks.

Returning to the podcast, Bryan Wizemann waxes on his career and his latest project, Each Coming Night.