

‘Sing Sing’ Is One of the Best Things You’ll See This Year. ‘It Ends With Us’ Is … Not. (Our 700th Episode!)
Aug 9, 2024
Colman Domingo, a talented actor known for his roles in acclaimed dramas, joins the discussion about his stirring performance in 'Sing Sing,' a film that highlights the transformative power of theater for incarcerated men. They explore the film's unique distribution strategy and the authentic storytelling it presents. The conversation also contrasts 'Sing Sing' with the less favorable adaptation of 'It Ends With Us,' revealing the complexities of adapting romance literature for the screen.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Reflections on Milestones and Movie Release Strategies
03:49 • 6min
An In-Depth Look at Upcoming Films: Saturday Night Live and Sing Sing
09:22 • 6min
Transformative Art in Prison
15:12 • 22min
Adapting Romance: A Critical Lens
37:41 • 28min
From Pajamas to Filmmaking
01:05:34 • 7min
Returning to Directing: The Journey of 'Sing Sing'
01:12:28 • 6min
Influences and Authenticity in Filmmaking
01:18:40 • 29min
Energetic Cinematic Reflections and Future Highlights
01:48:04 • 3min