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‘Street Fighter’ Is a Big, Silly, Confused 90s Throwback
October 21, 2026
‘Wildwood’ Is the Film LAIKA Was Built to Make
October 20, 2026
‘You Can See Everything’ Is the Documentary of the Decade
October 15, 2026
‘The Social Reckoning’ Is Admirable and Out of Touch
October 14, 2026
Is ‘Digger’ Really A Disaster?
October 12, 2026
Seattle Film Critics Society Announces 2026 Best Pacific Northwest Film Award Nominees
October 9, 2026
‘The Social Reckoning’ Trades Incisive Commentary For Woeful Optimism
October 7, 2026
‘Verity’ Is Light, Semi-Trashy Fun
October 1, 2026
Digger Review: Stunning Spectacle, Hollow at Heart
September 30, 2026
‘Primetime’ Is a Fine Debut with an Outstanding Robert Pattinson Performance
September 24, 2026

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Jack McDonald’s ‘Call of the Void’ Provides Psychological Thrills – dCFF23

June 11, 2023

Jo Light talks with the Okie Short director Jack McDonald and cinematographer Todd Blankenship about their new film, Call of the Void.

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‘Time Bomb Y2K’ Recaptures Mass Hysteria – dCFF23

June 11, 2023

Daniel Bokemper reviews Brian Becker and Marley McDonald's 'Time Bomb Y2K,' a riveting documentary about the panic surrounding the year 2000.

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A Disturbance In The Force: How the Star Wars Holiday Special Happened – dCFF23

June 10, 2023

Jeremy Coon, co-director of A Disturbance In The Force: How the Star Wars Holiday Special Happened, joins The Cinematic Schematic podcast at deadCenter 2023 to talk about how he managed to piece together these unique tidbits and insights about the mythological TV special.

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‘The Awkward Stage’ Tries to Sing the Dirge of Public Education – dCFF23

June 10, 2023

Middle school can get weird. But if crushes, bullies and puberty weren’t enough, imagine if your classroom was literally falling apart. Insolation and chunks of a dropped ceiling drape the gutted computer lab. A janitor has barely touched the bathrooms in decades. As for the teachers —…

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Preserving Indigenous Language: An Interview with ᏓᏗᏬᏂᏏ (We Will Speak) Co-Director Michael McDermit -dCFF23

June 9, 2023

Jo Light interviews Michael McDermit, the co-director of the vital documentary, ᏓᏗᏬᏂᏏ (We Will Speak) ahead of its deadCenter Film Festival premiere.

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‘Plan C’ Delivers a Message of Hope For Dire Women’s Rights – dCFF23

June 9, 2023

Tracy Droz Tragos joins The Cinematic Schematic at deadCenter 2023 to discuss her urgent documentary regarding women's access to healthcare, Plan C.

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‘The Awkward Stage’ Showcases the Angst of Pre-Teenhood in the Pandemic – dCFF23

June 8, 2023

In this deadCenter 2023 podcast interview, The Cinematic Schematic host Caleb Masters sits down with the Blood Relative Films directing duo of Jeremy and Kara Choate to learn more about their sophomore feature, The Awkward Stage.

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‘Hell Hath No Fury’ Brings Dark Comedy to deadCenter – dCFF23

June 7, 2023

The Cinematropolis's exclusive deadCenter 2023 coverage continues with a podcast interview featuring Planet Thunder Productions' new film, Hell Hath No Fury. First-time feature film director Zachary Burns, Jacob Leighton Burns, and stars Leah N.H. Philpott and Jacob Ryan Snovel join the show before the film's Oklahoma premiere.

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‘What Rhymes With Reason’ Score And Licensed Music Channel Its Timely And Heartfelt Message – dCFF23

June 6, 2023

Kyle Roberts rejoins The Cinematic Schematic alongside composer Nikolas Thompson and What Rhymes with Reason star Giselle Torres to discuss the film's approach to music that "earns the right to be heard."

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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review – The Cinematic Schematic

June 5, 2023

The Cinematic Schematic is joined by comic book scholar, Joshua Unruh, and Geek Girl Features' Chelsea Ratterman to review Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Does it have the previous film's lightning in a bottle magic?

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