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Brian Rowe
Film at Fifty
A celebration of semicentennials in the world of cinema! Each week Brian Rowe and a guest review a film released fifty years ago and discuss an actor, director, or genre affiliated with that film.
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4.3 stars from 23 ratings
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“For fans of films from the 1970s this is an essential listen! Heck, even if you aren’t, all movie fans will get a kick out of it! Great host with great guests!”
MovieLover23457 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/03/21
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“We love you Brian!!!!!”
Gabe Skinner via Apple Podcasts ·
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03/14/21
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“As someone who has gotten into movies recently over the past few years, I never know a whole lot about movies past the 80s. This concept is a great idea and a great way for someone to get into movies from before their time.”
Jhust98 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/23/20
Recent Episodes
In the final episode of Film at Fifty, Christy Lemire from Breakfast All Day joins Brian for a discussion of the Oscar-winning Paper Moon, directed by Peter Bogdanovich!
Continue following Brian's content on Youtube at youtube.com/brianrowevideo and on Twitter @mrbrianrowe.
Published 05/26/23
Published 05/26/23
Danny Jarabek joins Brian for a discussion of The Day of the Jackal, directed by Oscar winner Fred Zinnemann! They also talk about Zinnemann's extraordinary career and pick his three best films.
THE DAY OF THE JACKAL is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVjBUW6qXDM
Published 05/19/23
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