Angela Catalano's guest appearances

Angela Catalano

The True/False Podcast

The Cinephiliacs

Robert Greene

Morgan Neville

Khalik Allah

Steve James

Zia Anger

Deborah Stratman

Emelie Mahdavian

Miko Revereza

Dora Garcia

Sophy Romvari

Ursula Liang

Lance Oppenheim

Rikkí Wright

Charlie Lyne

Elegance Bratton

OwlTail

Amir George

Many things about this year's True/False Film Festival have changed, but one that hasn't is our annual programmer preview. This year, programmers Angela Catalano and Amir George join the podcast to preview some of the films coming to this year's outdoor fest, which starts May 5. Angela and Amir preview Questlove's directorial debut Summer of Soul, Pete Nicks's Homeroom, and a number of other films and events fest-goers can look forward to.

2021 Films Preview with Angela Catalano and Amir George

If movie theaters are dying and 35mm is turning into a rarity, it's great to know that there are resistance fighters like Angela Catalano, who along with Travis Bird, founded a repertory cinema in New Orleans, Louisiana. Peter sits down with the co-founder of Shotgun Cinema to discuss her original passion for cinephilia in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and her work as the program manager for the city's regional film festival. We also talk about the challenges and pleasures of repertory programming in a city in a changing Hollywood landscape, and the influence of tax breaks in New Orleans's cinema culture. Finally, they discuss The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a perfect horror movie—perhaps because it's completely unaware of any horror tropes. 0:00-2:14 Opening3:03-7:22 Establishing Shots - The Color of Pomegranates8:05-54:20 Deep Focus - Angela Catalano55:02-56:32 Mubi Sponsorship - Hatchet for the Honeymoon57:55-1:15:59 Double Exposure - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Tobe Hooper)1:16:02-1:17:41 Close

If movie theaters are dying and 35mm is turning into a rarity, it's great to know that there are resistance fighters like Angela Catalano, who along with Travis Bird, founded a repertory cinema in New Orleans, Louisiana. Peter sits down with the co-founder of Shotgun Cinema to discuss her original passion for cinephilia in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and her work as the program manager for the city's regional film festival. We also talk about the challenges and pleasures of repertory programming in a city in a changing Hollywood landscape, and the influence of tax breaks in New Orleans's cinema culture. Finally, they discuss The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a perfect horror movie—perhaps because it's completely unaware of any horror tropes. 0:00-2:14 Opening3:03-7:22 Establishing Shots - The Color of Pomegranates8:05-54:20 Deep Focus - Angela Catalano55:02-56:32 Mubi Sponsorship - <a href="http://bit.ly/12BGhwi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hatchet for the Honeymoon</a>57:55-1:15:59 Double Exposure - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Tobe Hooper)1:16:02-1:17:41 Close

TC #47 - Angela Catalano (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre)