The Same Dame Podcast

It's over! In our Sundance Day 10 super-special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast, recorded 01/30/10, we talk about films that won awards, especially the ones we managed to miss!

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In our our Sundance Day Nine super-special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast, recorded 01/29/10, we talk about potential winners in each of the four competition categories. Films we saw today include "happythankyoumoreplease," "The Kids Are All Right," "Boy," "The Temptation of St. Tony," "Four Lions," "Winter's Bone" and more.

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Recorded 01/28/10, our Sundance Day Eight special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast includes reviews of World Dramatic Competition highlight "The Man Next Door," "Blue Valentine" starring Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling, "Women Without Men" and "Life 2.0." Plus, Jeremy watched part of a film/performance-art hybrid that featured a swarm of penises. For reals.

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Recorded 01/27/10, our Sundance Day Seven special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast features a very special guest. Amber Wilkinson from EyeForFilm joins Chris and Jeremy to discuss her thoughts on this year's festival, Utah beer and whatever random subjects happen to come up. Films mentioned include "Winter's Bone," "Bran Nue Dae," "Animal Kingdom," "3 Backyards," "The Man Next Door," "Sympathy for Delicious," "Abel," "Joan Rivers—A Piece of Work," "Contracorriente (Undertow)" and "Four Lions."

Be sure to subscribe to the podcast (via iTunes if you like) so you won't miss our next thrilling episode, every night during the festival, provided we don't collapse in a heap of exhaustion.

The good news about Episode 28 of the The Same Dame Podcast is that we don't have any more four-month-old podcasts in the queue. (It was recorded May 15.) The bad news is that that's only because we didn't record any episodes for a couple months.

We did, however, debut the Art-House Choo Choo, sure to be a favorite feature in all future podcasts, and offer our first-ever TV series review, of David Simon's "Treme." And we know you've been waiting for our "Iron Man 2" review before you decide whether to see it. It's here! And what's this "Metropolis" movie everyone's been talking about?

Stay tuned for some exciting July-recorded material, including a regular show and a very special San Francisco Silent FIlm Festival report, due out by May 2011. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast (via iTunes if you like) so you won't miss our next thrilling episode.