On this edition of NUTV Film Chats, Erin and Zach discuss John Greyson's Lillies (1996), a forgotten queer gem. Then, they talk to Executive Director James Demers about the Fairy Tales Queer Festival.

NUTV Film Chats - Episode May 14, 2019

May 15th, 2019

NUTV Film Chats - Episode April 9, 2019

Apr 13th, 2019

This month, Zach and Erin chat with Lead Programmers Cameron MacGowan and Brenda Lieberman about the sweet 16th edition of the Calgary Underground Film Festival. Then, they discuss the career of Canadian actress, screenwriter and director Sarah

NUTV Film Chats - Episode March 4, 2019

Mar 3rd, 2019

On a March edition of NUTV Film Chats, Zach and Erin interview Festival Director of the Artifact Small Format Film Festival, Katie Wackett. Then, they discuss one of Classical Hollywood's most complicated leading ladies, Joan Crawford.

NUTV Film Chats - Episode February 12, 2019

Feb 13th, 2019

In this month's episode, Erin and Zach talk to Sean Donahue, the programmer behind The Roasterie's Thursday night "EspressoKino" film screenings. Then, they discuss Juzo Itami's mouth-wateringly delightful 1985 ramen western, Tampopo.

NUTV Film Chats - Episode January 15, 2019

Jan 16th, 2019

Bringing in the New Year, Erin and Zach keep it simple on this episode as they share their 10 favourite films of 2018.

NUTV Film Chats - Episode December 11, 2018

Dec 12th, 2018

On this episode of NUTV Film Chats, Erin and Zach welcome the Calgary Cinematheque's Programming Coordinator Kevin Dong to talk about this winter's Cinematheque screenings. Then, they compare Dario Argento's 1977 horror film Suspiria to the 201

NUTV Film Chats - Episode November 13, 2018

Nov 15th, 2018

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NUTV Film Chats - Episode October 9, 2018

Oct 10th, 2018

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NUTV Film Chats - Episode September 11, 2018

Sep 20th, 2018

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NUTV Film Chats - Episode August 14, 2018

Aug 15th, 2018

In the first episode of NUTV Film Chats, Erin and Zach chat with NUTV Executive Director Cameron Macgowan about his film upbringing and discuss three of John Water’s celluloid atrocities.

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