Feb 25
Flint Mayor Seeks Help With City Water From the White House
by: Bre'Anna TinsleyFlint Mayor Dayne Walling has written to the White House requesting that it works with local officials to improve the city’s water system.
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Jan 06
Digging Into "The Interview" - Detroit Today
Did you watch The Interview? Laura speaks with Aspen Public Radio's Rob St. Mary, co-host of The Projection Booth Podcast, about the cultural and business impact of Sony's controversial movie.
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Oct 29
Why Are We So Fascinated with Zombies? - Detroit Today
Laura examines our cultural fascination with zombies, from its historical origins in Haiti to the social factors that contribute to our creepy love affair with the undead.
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Sep 23
Sundance Puts Its Best Film Forward: Award-Winning Films & Directors Come to Michigan
by: Travis WrightThe Sundance Institute is bringing its “Film Forward” program to the region this week. It offers independent film screenings with guided discussions from the film-makers.
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Aug 21
Right On, Bro: Meet Detroit Music Video Makers The Right Bros.
by: Travis WrightCulture City host Travis Wright sits down with The Right Brothers, a prolific dude duo who create stylized music videos for many of Detroit most celebrated contemporary musicians.
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Aug 07
That Batman Movie In Detroit (Photos)
by: WDET StaffThe new Batman and Superman film had a few streets closed off today for filming. We snapped a few pictures of the set.
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Jun 25
Bridegroom Documentary: A True And Tragic Love Story - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig speaks with Shane Bitney Crone, the subject of the documentary Bridegroom, about his personal journey from heartbreak to healing, and what he hopes audiences will learn from his experience.
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Jun 16
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Hollywood Heavyweights Raise Money, Bring Films Alive At DSO
by: Quinn KlinefelterThis weekend Hollywood's heaviest hitters -- iconic composer John Williams and legendary director Steven Spielberg -- performed live with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at a benefit that raised more than a million dollars.
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Jun 06
How To Make A Film In Detroit - The Craig Fahle Show
Four local up and coming filmmakers join Craig to discuss the current state of producing smaller films in Detroit
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May 20
Make a Short Film in 48 Hours - The Craig Fahle Show
The 48 Hour Film Project comes to Detroit, July 18 - 20. Filmmakers will compete in writing, shooting, editing, and scoring a short film in only 48 hours.
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May 16
Building A Better Mutant Movie: X Men Writer Coming To Motor City Comic Con
by: Quinn KlinefelterThe latest edition of the X Men film franchise -- Days of Future Past -- is based on comic book stories created by writer Chris Claremont. This weekend Metro Detroiters can gain insight into the thoughts that brought the story into being when Claremont appears at the Motor City Comic Con in Novi.
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Apr 24
Chronicling One Day In Detroit - The Craig Fahle Show
Hundreds of filmmakers, non-profit organizations, and individuals will document stories in Detroit on the same day. Filmmaker Stephen McGee and producer Brandon Litman talk about why their bringing this "One Day in Detroit" to life.
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Apr 22
Top Gun Star Tom Skerritt Talks 50 Years Of Acting - The Craig Fahle Show
Tom Skerritt returns to his hometown and is in studio, discusses his career and current projects. He's speaking at Wayne State University's Department of Theatre and Dance this evening.
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Mar 28
Film Screening on DPTV: “Medora” - The Craig Fahle Show
Andy Cohn, director and Ann Arbor native, calls in to discuss his film screening "Medora" on Detroit Public Television.
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Mar 20
Inaugural Freep Film Festival Tonight - The Craig Fahle Show
Tonight marks the beginning of Detroit Free Press's inaugural film festival. The festival's Executive Director and Free Press Arts & Entertainment editor Steve Byrne gives us more information.
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Mar 19
Packard Plant Documentary: The Last Shift - The Craig Fahle Show
Director and national Emmy award winning video journalist, Brian Kaufman, talks about his film Packard: The Last Shift, which premieres at the Detroit Free Press Film Festival this weekend.
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Mar 17
Actor Robert Wagner Writes About Hollywood's Golden Age
by: Jerome VaughnRobert Wagner has co-written a new book called “You Must Remember This. Life and Style in Hollywood’s Golden Age.”
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Feb 28
Choppin' It Up with the Guys Behind the Film 'John Panich is Dead'
by: Travis WrightDetroit filmmaker Colin Duerr has just completed a musical short film titled “John Panich is Dead.” But Panich isn’t fictitious. And he’s not dead. He’s a local musician known as JP from the HP. Duerr and Panich spoke about the project with WDET’s Travis Wright.
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Feb 28
Hey Harold Ramis Fans! Take This Quiz - The Craig Fahle Show
Another quiz from WDET! This time the Craig Fahle Show honors the late actor/writer/director Harold Ramis.
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Feb 25
Hollywood Duo to Visit DSO
by: Cassandra BaslerDirector Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams will reunite for a benefit concert at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
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Jan 30
Actor Danny Glover Talks War on Drugs - The Craig Fahle Show
Actor Danny Glover talks with WDET's Martina Guzman about why he joined Brad Pitt and Russell Simmons in producing The House I Live In. The documentary explores America’s war on drugs and premieres tonight at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
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Jan 30
Danny Glover Tells Us Why He Produced the War on Drugs Documentary 'The House I Live In'
by: Martina Guzmán"Comprehensive in scope, heart wrenching in its humanity, and brilliant in its thesis, Jarecki's new film grabs viewers and shakes them to their core. The House I Live In is not only the definitive film on the failure of America’s drug war, but it is also a masterpiece filled with hope and the potential to effect change. This film is surely destined for the annals of documentary history."- Sundance Institute
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Jan 06
HBO Film: The Education of Mohammad Hussein Profiles Muslim Boy in Hamtramck - The Craig Fahle Show
Heidi Euing and Rachel Grady, the directors of "The Boys of Baraka" and "Jesus Camp" profile a young Muslim boy living in Hamtramck.
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Jan 03
The DIA's Detroit Film Theater Turns 40! - The Craig Fahle Show
Curator Elliot Wilhelm discusses 40 years of independent film at the Detroit Film Theater at The DIA.
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Dec 20
Actress Carey Mulligan talks Inside Llewlyn Davis - The Craig Fahle Show
Actress Carey Mulligan sits down with WDET's Laura Weber-Davis to chat about her upcoming film Inside Llewlyn Davis.
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Dec 19
What is The Best Holiday Film? - The Craig Fahle Show
With the Christmas holiday fast approaching, there are a few things you can bank on seeing: crowded stores with long lines, homes draped with Christmas decor, and holiday films on television.
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Dec 18
Metro Times: Movie Critic Jeff Meyers Reviews The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug - The Craig Fahle Show
Movie critic Jeff Meyers from the Metro Times reviews The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug and fills us in on the winners of The Detroit Film Critics Society annual awards.
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Dec 11
"Detroit Art City" Doc Goes Inside the DIA
by: Travis WrightDetroit Public Television's latest documentary, "Detroit Art City,” promises a behind-the-scenes look at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Ed Moore is the executive producer of documentary programs with Detroit Public Television. He tells WDET's Travis Wright how the film examines last year’s campaign for a millage to fund the museum and its precarious position in Detroit’s bankruptcy.
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Nov 25
Our Fires Still Burn: The Native American Experience - The Craig Fahle Show
There are 12 Federally recognized Native American tribes in the state of Michigan. Filmmaker Audrey Geyer joins WDET's Martina Guzman to discuss her new film and talks about the myths that Michigan Indians have disappeared and revisits the horrors of the period known as the Boarding School Era.
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Nov 22
What Will the Holiday Movie Season Bring? - The Craig Fahle Show
The Holidays also herald the arrival of Oscar season. Jeff Meyers, managing editor of MetroMode, tells us which movies look like winners.
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Nov 22
Batman Writer Says Dark Knight Shines Brightest In Animation
by: Quinn KlinefelterAn ongoing exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts celebrates the art of animation, where even comic book cartoons have become serious business.
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Nov 20
"It's A Wonderful Evening" with Karolyn "Zuzu" Grimes - The Craig Fahle Show
Karolyn Grimes, who played Zuzu in film classic "Its A Wonderful Life" comes to Detroit.
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Nov 19
Film, Dance, and Theater Fellowships added to Kresge Arts Detroit - The Craig Fahle Show
The Kresge Foundation accepts applications for fellowships in the arts each year.
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Nov 13
Detroit Unleaded's Detroit Premier - The Craig Fahle Show
A new movie called Detroit Unleaded is premiering this week at Detroit Film Theater. The film, directed by Rola Nashef has received many favorable reviews and has won several awards at film festivals.
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Nov 07
Documentary About Grief Talks "Transforming Loss" - The Craig Fahle Show
WDET's Martina Guzman talked to director and psychologist Judith Burdick about "Transforming Loss", a documentary which chronicles the different ways that individuals deal with loss.
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Nov 07
Jalen Rose Talks Documentary at Uptown Film Festival in Birmingham - The Craig Fahle Show
The Birmingham 8 and The Palladium host the Uptown Film Festival November 7-9.
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Oct 30
What's The Scariest Movie, Ever?! - The Craig Fahle Show
WDET's Laura Weber-Davis talk to the listeners and Craig about what movie scares YOU the most.
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Oct 14
Watch Me Move: The Animation Show at DIA - The Craig Fahle Show
Animation has become wildly popular. Films like “The Lion King,” "Shrek,”and “Monsters Inc” have grossed hundreds of millions of dollars worldwide. But where did this big money business begin?
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Oct 03
Hollywood is Cashing in on Movies for Boomers - The Craig Fahle Show
by: Martina GuzmánThe largest wave of Americans, around 77 million, will be heading into retirement in the next 15 years. Industries, like Hollywood, are taking notice and making adjustments to appeal to the older generations.
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Sep 26
Detroit Filmmaker: From Midtown to Movies - The Craig Fahle Show
Sam Logan Khaleghi is an Iranian-American filmmaker who was born in Tehran and raised in the city limits of Detroit.
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Sep 24
George Plimpton Film - The Craig Fahle Show
It's been 50 years since Paper Lions was released. Fifty years ago this summer George Plimpton tried out as a quarterback for the Lions at their training camp at Cranbrook that formed the basis for Paper Lion, first published in 1965.
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Sep 23
"First Generation" Film Screening At WSU - The Craig Fahle Show
How much does poverty dictate the future for a young person? Is there a predetermined outcome, or can the cycle of poverty be broken? A new film follows four students trying over overcome the odds in the pursuit of college.
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Sep 17
Film “The Citizen” by Michigan filmmaker Sam Kadi - The Craig Fahle Show
How did the events of September 11 affect a new immigrant to the United States from the Middle East who has the same name as a suspected terrorist? That is the story told in a new film called “The Citizen” premiering at the Emagine in Royal Oak on September 25 by writer and director Sam Kadi.
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Sep 16
Lean, Mean & Green Film Focuses on the Positive - The Craig Fahle Show
Looking to change the conversation about Detroit and other post-industrial cities around the world, Lean, Mean & Green takes viewers across the Rust Belt and Europe to showcase cities transforming into sustainable communities.
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Sep 13
Saul Williams Talks Detroit, the State of Rap, & Aujourd’Hui
by: Travis WrightPoet, musician and actor Saul Williams, on a phone from Harlem with WDET's Travis Wright, comments on the state of hip hop, his new film, and how he shifts between musical and the poetic modes.
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Sep 12
Mikel Ellcessor on “The Pleasure of Sound” - The Craig Fahle Show
The MOCAD presents "The Pleasure of Sound" a film featuring Jad Abumrad and Matthew Dear
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Sep 12
The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till - The Craig Fahle Show
Members of the African American community have compared the of Killing of Trayvon Martin to murder of Emmett Till. Find out why people are making this comparison.
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Aug 13
To The Arctic Film Chronicles A Polar Bear's Journey - The Craig Fahle Show
Follow an extraordinary polar bear mother on the ultimate journey of love and survival.
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Aug 09
When Blockbusters are a Bust - The Craig Fahle Show
Big budget movies have not had stunning success this summer, while smaller productions are raking in the cash. Film critic Jeff Meyers sheds light on why.
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Aug 05
Michael Moore Talks Detroit Bankruptcy
by: Travis WrightAcademy Award winning director Michael Moore describes how he reacted upon learning about Detroit bankruptcy to WDET's Travis Wright.
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Jul 16
The Campaign is a documentary about the fight to stop California’s Proposition 8 - The Craig Fahle Show
Director Christie Herring tells the story of Proposition 8, which banned gay marriage and ignited a movement.
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Jul 12
A Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Celebration - The Craig Fahle Show
The Redford Theatre celebrates its grand re-opening with a special screening of Mary Poppins. Disney Historian Jim Korkis gives listeners a sneak peak behind the classic film.
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Jun 13
Filmmaker Jordan Thierry: "The Black Fatherhood Project" - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig speaks with Filmmaker Jordan Thierry about his new documentary, "The Black Fatherhood Project." The introspective film focuses on the issue of fatherless Black families. Thierry discusses how his life experiences have given him insight in to the issue.
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Jun 06
Cinetopia International Film Festival Honors History of Cinema Artist and Michigan Screenwriters - The Craig Fahle Show
Director of the Detroit Film Theatre, Elliot Wilhelm speaks with Craig about the Cinetopia International Film Festival. The festival features over 40 of the best dramas, comedies, and documentaries from the world's most recognized film festivals. The festival also includes presentations, discussion panels, and Q&A sessions prior to the festival and following.
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May 17
Edward James Olmos on Latino Roles - The Craig Fahle Show
Actor, activist and film maker Edward James Olmos and Martina Guzman discuss the roles of latinos in Hollywood over the past 40 years.
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May 03
Summer Movie Madness with Film Critic Jeff Meyers - The Craig Fahle Show
From Iron Man 3 to The Great Gatsby, Jeff Meyers of the Metro Times highlights the must-see movies of the summer.
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Apr 24
Born and Raised in South Detroit: Producer Capella Fahoome on Latest 'Journey' Documentary - The Craig Fahle Show
Capella Fahoome, Executive Producer of the documentary "Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey" describes the genesis of her film. The documentary details the comeback of the band Journey, and the real-life rock ‘n’ roll fairy tale of new frontman Filipino Arnel Pineda. Fahoome also discusses her Detroit roots and what it's like touring with the band.
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Apr 22
Writer, Producer and Illustrator Chris Millis on "Small Apartments" - The Craig Fahle Show
Writer, Producer and Illustrator Chris Millis won the 23rd Annual International 3-Day Novel Writing Contest with his novel, "Small Apartments". Millis joins Craig to chat about his book and how it turned into an independent film starring Billy Crystal.
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Apr 08
How Roger Ebert Changed the Way We Watch Movies - The Craig Fahle Show
Jeff Meyers of Metro Times stops by the studio to give us a retrospective look on the legacy of movie critic Roger Ebert.
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Mar 01
Actors Pete Ostrum and Paris Themmen talk Snozzberries, Everlasting Gobstoppers & More - The Craig Fahle Show
"Come with me, and you'll be, in a world of pure imagination." Actors Pete Ostrum and Paris Themmen, known for their rolls as Charlie Bucket and Mike Teevee in "Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory", chat with Craig about their upcoming appearance at the Redford Theater for a special screening of the film. Ostrum and Themmen will sign autographs in the lobby before the show and during intermission.
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Mar 01
Metro Times: Brett Callwood on Bruce Campbell - The Craig Fahle Show
The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment. This week, writer Brett Callwood stops by to discuss his cover article which profiles local actor Bruce Campbell.
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Feb 22
Acadamy Awards Preview - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig sits down with Jeff Meyers, Film Critic for the Metro Times, and WDET's Rob St. Mary to discuss the nominees and who they feel should take home an Oscar.
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Feb 05
Vietnam War in Film - The Craig Fahle Show
Last week, the Craig Fahle Show had a discussion about how the Vietnam experiences of John Kerry and Chuck Hagel could inform their point of view toward U.S. policy. Today, Craig Fahle & WDET's Rob St. Mary talk about Vietnam in film and what it says to us about our own feelings on the war, the people who fought it and recent war film.
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Feb 04
H.G. Manos' "The Purple Gang" Documentary - The Craig Fahle Show
H.G. Manos, writer/director/producer of "The Purple Gang", is scheduled to appear at a screening of the film at the Berman Center for Performing Arts. Manos talks with Craig about the documentary, which highlights the rise and fall of Detroit's Prohibition gang.
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Jan 21
25 Directors Make "The Owner" an International Film
by: Rob St. MaryA film featuring the work of 25 directors is getting another screening in Detroit before it’s released on video later this week. The feature is called “The Owner” and was developed by Detroit filmmaker Marty Shea. He spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary.
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Jan 17
Detroit Filmmaker Telling Tales of the MAD Men Behind the Magazine
by: Rob St. MaryAlfred E. Neuman is getting his close up from a Detroit area filmmaker. Alan Bernstein is the director of a new documentary about MAD Magazine. “When We Went MAD” interviews many of the creators who have made a scrappy little magazine with a comic book past into an influence on popular culture and humor in America. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Bernstein about the film.
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Jan 11
Pauly Shore Talks Comedy, History & Detroit
by: Rob St. MaryTo say comedy is in Pauly Shore’s DNA is an understatement. His parents opened L.A.’s legendary club “The Comedy Store” where every major comedian over the last 40 years have performed on their way to stardom. Shore came into his own under the mentorship of controversial comic Sam Kinison and became a staple on MTV in the late 1980s/early 1990s. Since then, Shore has starred in movies, on TV and has a new special called “Pauly-Tics”. He’ll be at the Magic Bag in Ferndale tomorrow evening for two shows.
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Dec 28
Critic Jeff Meyers on Holiday Film Releases
by: Rob St. MaryThe end of the year is the time when Hollywood tries to pack the movie houses full of films vying for awards attention. Metro Times film critic Jeff Meyers spoke recently to WDET’s Rob St. Mary about what’s worth the time for movie goers this holiday season.
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Dec 27
Mitten Movie Project Moving Forward in 2013
by: Rob St. MaryMetro Detroit’s only monthly independent film festival turns eight years old in 2013. The Mitten Movie Project is curated by local filmmaker and producer Connie Mangilin. She spoke recently to WDET’s Rob St. Mary.
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Dec 26
Detroit Film Critics Release Best of 2012 List
by: Rob St. MaryThe Detroit Film Critics Society is announcing its picks for best of 2012. Metro Times film critic Jeff Meyers is president of the group. He spoke recently to WDET’s Rob St. Mary.
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Dec 25
Actor/Comedian Chris Elliott "Tells All" About Himself... Kind Of.
by: Rob St. Mary“I don’t tend to analyze what I’ve done. I can’t really… I’m not entirely sure why I have succeeded, why I have been able to cut out a career in show business for over 30 years and why I still have a real hardcore fan base that has stuck with me. If there’s any secret, it’s just not to do anything that feels wrong for you.” – Chris Elliott, actor/writer/comedian
WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Elliott about this new book, his work on “Get A Life” – featuring his father, Bob Elliott of the well-known 1950s comedy team “Bob & Ray” – and his most recent TV work.
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Nov 12
Paul Eisenstein Talks James Bond and Cars - The Craig Fahle Show
Car guru Paul Eisenstein talks to Craig about the James Bond's cars throughout the decades.
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Nov 08
Author Looks at the Impact of the "Man of Steel" 75 Years On
by: Rob St. MaryA new book on a legendary pop culture character takes a look at why we embrace the heroes we do. “Superman: the High-flying History of America’s Most Enduring Hero” is the latest book by author Larry Tye. He’ll be in the Metro Detroit area talking about the book this weekend. Tye spoke recently to WDET’s Rob St. Mary.
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Oct 26
"The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth" at Detroit Fanfare
by: Rob St. MaryFans of comics, sci-fi and other pop culture will find creators and vendors galore as part of this year’s Detroit Fanfare. The annual convention kicks off this evening at the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn. Dennis Barger is one of the organizers of the event. He spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary
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Oct 22
A few observations from inside Theatre Bizarre's "The Summoning" - WDET's Raw Feed
And while the party on Saturday may be over, it was only alive for eight hours, the sights, sounds and connections made will live on inside the revelers and the volunteer crew that makes it happen.
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Oct 10
Former Detroit Lions Great, Media Personality Dies
by: Quinn KlinefelterFormer NFL star and media personality Alex Karras has died.
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Sep 25
'The Birds' Actress, Tippi Hedren, to Make Appearance at Historic Redford Theatre - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig talks to actress Tippi Hedren about her life as an actress and what she is doing now.
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Sep 21
'Burn' Filmmakers Talk Success, Future of Their Firefighting Documentary - The Craig Fahle Show
The searing documentary film "Burn: One Year on the Front Lines of the Battle To Save Detroit" premieres in the city on Sept. 28, and the film's director / producer Tom Putnam and producer / director Brenna Sanchez talk to Craig about the process of making their film and the upcoming screening at the Fillmore Detroit.
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Sep 21
Fall Movie Reviews with Jeff Meyers - The Craig Fahle Show
Jeff Meyers is the managing editor of Metromode and its sister publication, Concentrate. He is also a film critic for Detroit's Metro Times. Jeff joins Craig in the studio to talk about his trip to the Toronto Film Festival and review some of movies being released this Fall.
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Sep 20
Would you consider Royal Oak a "Hipster Hangout"? - WDET's Raw Feed
by: Rob St. MaryIn those almost 20 years, I’ve observed – first as a patron, then an employee of the Main Art Theatre around 1999/2000 – how store fronts changed. Local businesses became national chains, at times, and old stores became new boutiques and bistros.
But, I’m sure that if you live in Royal Oak you have seen more than just these cosmetic and economic changes.
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Sep 18
Warren Native Brings Medical Pot Comedy Film Home to Michigan
by: Rob St. MaryA Warren native is returning home to screen his latest film. Greg James is the co-writer, director and producer of “The Joint” – a day in the life comedy involving a medical marijuana dispensary. The Wayne State University graduate spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary about making the low-budget independent film which screens Thursday night at the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak.
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Sep 14
Errol Morris Sees "A Wilderness of Error" in a Famous Murder Case
by: Rob St. MaryIn 1988, Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Errol Morris’s film “The Thin Blue Line” helped to release an innocent man from Texas’s death row. Today, his latest book – “A Wilderness of Error: the Trials of Jeffrey MacDonald” – could do the same. Morris’s book investigates a murder case that put the Green Beret doctor behind bars for the killing of his family in North Carolina in 1970. The story was the basis for two other books and a popular 1984 TV mini-series called “Fatal Vision”. Morris spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary about his book, the nature of truth and how his investigation shows MacDonald should be released from prison.
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Sep 10
Local Writer/Director Running on "Detroit Unleaded" in Toronto
by: Rob St. MaryA Detroit filmmaker has been invited to show her first feature at the Toronto International Film Festival this week. Since the announcement, several reviewers have called Rola Nashef’s “Detroit Unleaded” one of the top films to see at the festival. Before heading to Toronto, she spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary about writing and directing her first feature.
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Sep 05
Raven Lounge Owner Tommy Stephens on "Detropia" Documentary - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig speaks with Tommy Stephens, Owner of The Raven Lounge, and Chrystal Starr about their part in the upcoming documentary "Detropia".
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Jul 26
Rob Reinhart: Michael Moore and the Traverse City Film Festival - The Craig Fahle Show
WDET's Martina Guzman speaks with filmmaker Michael Moore about the Traverse City Film Festival.
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Jul 24
Local Comic "The Amazing Cynicalman" Hits the Big Screen
by: Rob St. MaryIt seems like every summer comic book characters invade the screens at the multiplex. This summer’s big films include “The Avengers” and “The Dark Knight Rises”. But, a small, long-running comic from a local artist makes its way to the big screen this summer. Hamtramck resident Matt Feazell is the creator of “The Amazing Cynicalman” – a strip that’s been running for over 30 years. Wednesday evening he’ll be screening his independently produced live action film version of Cynicalman at Green Brain Comics in Dearborn. Feazell spoke recently to WDET’s Rob St. Mary.
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Jul 20
Shooting May Drive Some Detroiters Away From Dark Knight
by: Quinn KlinefelterDetroiters are expressing shock and sorrow following last night’s shooting at the opening of the new Batman movie, “The Dark Knight Rises.” Some say they may avoid the film because of the shooting.
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Jun 19
Detroit Windsor International Film Festival Turns Five
by: Rob St. MaryThe Detroit Windsor International Film Festival is back for its fifth year. The festival starts tomorrow and runs through Saturday on the Wayne State University campus. Suzanne Janik is Director of Operations for the festival. She spoke recently to WDET’s Rob St. Mary - who is also a judge for the upcoming festival.
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Jun 01
Preview of Patti Smith's "Camera Solo"
by: Rob St. MaryStarting today at the Detroit Institute of Arts, a new photography exhibit opens featuring the work of someone known better for her music and poetry - Patti Smith
Smith spent time yesterday morning with the media at the DIA. WDET’s Rob St. Mary was one of the reporters who attended and was able to tour the exhibit with Smith leading the way. He talked to WDET's Pat Batcheller about the tour, the photos and more.
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May 18
"The Bully Chronicles" Casting Call - The Craig Fahle Show
Michigan Filmmaker of the Year in 2011, Amy Weber, is making a new film on bullying.
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May 17
Billy Dee Williams Talks Star Wars, Berry Gordy At Motor City Comic Con
by: Quinn KlinefelterNumerous legends of film and television convene in Novi this weekend for the 23rd Motor City Comic Con.
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May 04
Metro Times Movie Critic Jeff Meyers Previews Upcoming Movies - The Craig Fahle Show
The Avengers opens tonight, and it's the fist of many movies opening in the next couple of months. We'll talk about the movies expected to be blockbusters, and some flying under the radar we may want to check out.
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Apr 26
New Italian Films Shine in Metro Detroit Festival
by: Rob St. MarySome of the latest movies from Europe’s boot will shine on the silver screen this weekend in Metro Detroit.
WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke recently to Wayne State Professor Elena Past. She is one of the coordinators of the Italian Film Festival.
The festival ends its run in Metro Detroit on Sunday.
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Mar 26
On The Bridge: A Film About PTSD - The Craig Fahle Show
WDET's Amy Miller speaks with the Director Olivier Morel about Best Documentary Film at the Uptown Film Festival On the Bridge.
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Mar 26
Ann Arbor Film Festival Celebrates 50 Years
by: Rob St. MaryA southeast Michigan cultural institution is celebrating 50 years of cutting edge film, this week.
The Ann Arbor Film Festival started in 1962. So organizers are taking the long view with this year’s celebrations of five decades of cinema.
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Mar 23
Dearborn's Ford Drive In
by: Laura HerbergThis Southeast Michigan Drive In has beat the odds and stayed open. WDET spent a weekend finding out what it's like today.
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Mar 22
The Hunger Games--The Film, The Book, The Hype - The Craig Fahle Show
WDET's Rob St. Mary and Amy Miller have read the book, they've heard the hype and are looking forward to the film release. Now it's time for them to talk about "The Hunger Games" with Craig.
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Mar 20
Pixo Entertainment CEO Sean Hurwitz Talks Michigan Film - The Craig Fahle Show
Pixo Entertainment CEO Sean Hurwitz talks about his thriving Southfield firm and the future of the film industry with fewer the incentives for Hollywood but increased incentive for businesses like Pixo.
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Mar 14
Theatre Bizarre Being Dismantled as Organizers Plan Future Events
by: Rob St. Mary“I knew from the day we started that they (the City of Detroit) were going to come eventually… without a doubt. You can’t do this on the scale that we were doing it and not raise some eyebrows eventually.” – Ken Poirier, Co-Creator of Theatre Bizarre
Theatre Bizarre creators John Dunivant and Ken Poirier say they don’t expect their annual, underground masquerade to return to its original location inside a burned out residential neighborhood near the vacant Michigan State Fairgrounds again.
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Mar 13
"Deforce" Film Opens at Charles H. Wright Museum - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig welcomes Daniel Falconer and Andrew Rodney, writers and producers of DEFORCE: America's Past, Detroit's Future, to talk about the new film "Deforce" which premiers at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
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Mar 08
Sasha Reuther Promotes his Film "Brothers on the Line" - The Craig Fahle Show
Filmmaker Sasha Reuther joins Craig to talk about his new film "Brothers on the Line" that premiered yesterday at the Birmingham Palladium.
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Mar 05
Michigan Filmmaking Without Incentives - The Craig Fahle Show
The second annual Uptown Film Festival is March 8th through 11th in Birmingham, including discussions on the current trends and issues affecting Michigan's film scene.
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Feb 27
Oscar Wrap-Up with Rob St. Mary - The Craig Fahle Show
WDET's Rob St. Mary joins Craig in-studio to discuss last night's Academy Awards.
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Feb 27
"Colored Frames": A Documentary on the Last Fifty Years in African American Art - The Craig Fahle Show
Detroit documentary filmmaker, Lerone Wilson, speaks about his film, "Colored Frames." The documentary exposes racism within the world of art galleries and explores the influences, inspirations and experiences of black artists.
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Feb 23
The 84th Academy Awards: Live Chat with Rob St. Mary - WDET's Raw Feed
The biggest night in Hollywood is Sunday, the Oscars.
WDET's resident movie geek, Rob St. Mary, wants to chat with you as the night unfolds.
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Feb 21
Film about Detroit Singer/Songwriter an Award-Winner at Sundance
by: Rob St. MaryDetroit singer/songwriter Rodriguez worked for decades without much notice. Then, in the late 1990s, he found out that his early 1970s albums had a huge following overseas – especially in Australia and South Africa. Last month, a documentary about Rodriguez premiered at Sundance Film Festival, winning awards and rave reviews. The film “Waiting for Sugar Man” was also picked up at the festival by Sony Pictures Classics and is expected to be released later this year. Rodriguez recently stopped by WDET to share the news. Excited about the new developments, Rodriguez often clutched at his newspapers as he spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary.
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Feb 16
El Salon de Nuestra Cultura Presents "Precious Knowledge" - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig welcomes Detroit-area poet and Associate Director of the Center for Chicano-Boricua Studies Ethriam Brammer and Jacqueline Vazquez, the president of WSU's El Salon de Nuestra Cultura student organization. The organization is screening the documentary "Precious Knowledge", Friday, February 17, in WSU's General Lectures Building.
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Feb 10
Star Wars 3-D: Jeff Meyers Talks about 3-D Re-Releases - The Craig Fahle Show
MetroTimes Movie Critic Jeff Meyers joins Craig to discuss Star Wars 3-D and other re-releases of popular movies in the 3-D format. Craig takes listener calls on whether or not you're excited to see Star Wars again in 3-D.
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Feb 10
Oscar-Nominated Short Film: 'Time Freak' - The Craig Fahle Show
Andrew Bowler & Gigi Causey, the husband & wife duo who made, "Time Freak," joins Craig to talk about the movie and the Oscar nomination.
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Feb 01
Contemporary Artist, Detroit-Native, Mike Kelley Dead at 57
by: Rob St. MarySad news from the art world today, a respected contemporary artist, and Detroit native, Mike Kelley has died. He was 57. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Travis Wright about Kelley. Rob interviewed with Kelley recently.
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Jan 24
2012 Oscar Nominations - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig talks Academy Award nominations with Breanne Heldman of MTV's Nextmovie.com.
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Jan 04
Elliot Wilhelm on The Detroit Film Theatre's 2012 series - The Craig Fahle Show
Elliot Wilhelm, from the Detroit Film Theatre joins Craig to preview the Detroit Film Theatre's 2012 film series.
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Dec 27
"Stupor" Creator Collaborates with Matthew Barney, Plots Future
by: Rob St. MaryA Detroit writer who has been creating his own underground publication of true stories… is collaborating with an internationally known contemporary artist and filmmaker for the latest issue. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke recently to Steve Hughes, the creator of “Stupor”, about his latest issue featuring art and design by Matthew Barney.
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Dec 21
Metro Times: Holiday Movie Season with Jeff Meyers - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig is joined by the Metro Times' movie critic, Jeff Meyers, to discuss any and all movies in theaters this holiday season.
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Dec 13
Funk/Punk Band Fishbone Documentary Comes to Detroit
by: Rob St. MaryA new documentary about the punk/funk band Fishbone opens in Detroit this week. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Chris Meltzer – the director of “Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone” which starts a weekend run at the Cass City Cinema on Thursday.
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Nov 22
Filmmaker Mike Ramsdell on "The Conflict Minerals Project" - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig talks to filmmaker, Mike Ramsdell, about his documentary, "The Conflict Minerals Project," currently in-production,
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Nov 21
Detroit Firefighter Film Seeks Funds, Gets Hollywood Help
by: Rob St. MaryA documentary about a year in the life of the Detroit Fire Department called “BURN” is heading towards the finish line. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to producers and directors Brenna Sanchez and Tom Putnam about the last developments with the film including the addition of comedian/actor Denis Leary as a producer.
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Nov 16
"The Scroll" Documentary Shows at The Wright - The Craig Fahle Show
Join Craig as he welcomes Parrish Smith, Executive Producer and Director of The Scroll. The movie is showing at The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History this weekend and you can go for free. Listen to the show and be ready for some Detroit area trivia to win a four-pack of tickets to the event on November 19th as well as a gift certificate for the Museum.
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Nov 16
Destroy All Monsters Honored with LA Art Show
by: Rob St. MaryThis week, an Ann Arbor art collective from the 1970s will be recognized in a retrospective show at a Los Angeles gallery. WDET’s Rob St. Mary takes a look at Destroy All Monsters.
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Nov 11
A Christmas Story - The Musical - The Craig Fahle Show
A Christmas Story is coming to Detroit. The popular holiday favorite is getting a Broadway makeover and coming to the Fisher Theatre as a musical. Craig welcomes Justin Paul, one half of the production's music team. The U-of-M grad is responsible for writing the music.
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Nov 10
"Corktown Cinema" to Rise from the Burton Theatre's Ashes
by: Rob St. MaryThe group that started the Burton Theatre in Detroit, which closed this spring, says it’s preparing to broaden it’s effort and re-open in a new neighborhood. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Nathan Faustyn, Jeff Else and Brandon Walley about the new “Corktown Cinema”.
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Nov 08
Found vs. Found to Battle
by: Rob St. MaryAn event taking place at the Magic Bag in Ferndale on Thursday is being billed as a battle between “found” objects. In one corner is the creators of Ann Arbor based Found Magazine, who collect misplaced notes, pictures and materials. In the other corner are the creators of Wisconsin based Found Footage Festival, who collect odd and humorous videos. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Nick Prueher of the Found Footage Festival about his love of unloved VHS tapes and this week’s event.
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Nov 07
Rick Pluta on Michigan Helmet Law and More... - The Craig Fahle Show
Michigan Radio's Rick Pluta joins Craig to discuss the expected repeal of Michigan motorcycle helmet law, film incentives and a bill on anti-bullying legislation.
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Nov 03
Rick Prelinger on "Lost Landscapes of Detroit" - The Craig Fahle Show
Filmmaker and archivist, Rick Prelinger, joins Craig to discuss his film, "Lost Landscapes of Detroit."
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Oct 31
Ferndale Film Festival Returns for a Third Year
by: Rob St. MaryThe Ferndale Film Festival is returning for another year. The celebration of independent film – local and international – runs Wednesday through Sunday at some new locations… even beyond the Ferndale city limits. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to organizers Suzanne Janik and Bill Urich about this year’s event.
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Oct 31
Detroit's Image: An Audio Collage
by: Rob St. MaryWDET is unveiling its “Crossing the Lines” series this morning. It’s an in-depth exploration of what unites us and divides us as people and as a region.
Throughout the year, we’ve been mapping the region’s beliefs, behaviors, and the language codes people use to unite and divide.
We’ve focused on issues of inclusion, exclusion, geographical boundaries and efforts to bridge those boundaries.
Our goal is to bring new perspectives and a more inclusive range of voices and views to discussing those issues that limit the region’s potential.
Detroit’s image has long been an issue that divides the region’s residents.
As part of our "Crossing The Lines" series, WDET’s Rob St. Mary has created a sound collage of media references and perceptions of Detroit over the past 50 years.
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Oct 28
Cass City Cinema Brings Movies Back to the Burton Theatre
by: Rob St. MaryA new movie theatre is opening this weekend inside the old Burton International School in Detroit. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to organizers Joel Landy and Erin McDonald about the new Cass City Cinema - which is slated to open in the former Burton Theatre location. .
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Oct 20
Butch Patrick Brings "Munsters" to the Redford Theatre
by: Rob St. MaryHalloween starts early this weekend at the Redford Theatre with a screening of the 1960’s horror comedy “Munster, Go Home”. The non-profit community movie house on Detroit’s Northwest side is hosting actor Butch Patrick of the 60s cult TV show “The Munsters” as part of the event. Patrick was cast as “Eddie” the wolf boy on the show. Patrick talks to WDET's Rob St. Mary about those times, what he's doing today and this weekend's event.
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Oct 14
Anvil: Metal’s “Comeback Kid” - WDET's Raw Feed
“It’s a struggle to make it. It’s a struggle once you do make it, to stay there and it’s a struggle to survive even if things go down. It ever ends. And all I want to do is just keep doing it. I’ve been living the dream and I’m so grateful and every moment is being appreciated ten times to the level it might have been if I had made it when I was young.” - Steve "Lips" Kudlow, guitarist/lead singer of Anvil
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Oct 13
Rhapsody in Boop Panel Discussion - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig hosts a Rhapsody in Boop panel discussion, featuring the star of the theatrical performance, vocalist, Kathy Kosins, as well as President of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Juanita Moore, Detroit Film Theatre Curator Elliot Wilhelm, and Michigan Opera House Founder and Director of Community Programs and Learning, Karen DiChiera.
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Oct 05
Writer/Artist Frank Miller Unleashes "Holy Terror"
by: Rob St. MaryWriter and artist Frank Miller has created some of the most beloved stories in the hearts of comic book fans over the past 30 years. The rebooting of “Daredevil” to “Batman: The Dark Knight Returns” to “Sin City” and “300”, Miller has created acclaimed stories. Several of them have gone on to become Hollywood blockbusters. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Miller about his latest work, “Holy Terror” which puts September Eleventh and the War on Terrorism in the realm of costumed heroes.
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Sep 26
"Robocop" Star Visits Detroit, Meets Statue Supporters
by: Rob St. MaryThis past weekend, the Detroit Fanfare, a comic book and pop culture convention took place at Cobo Center. One of the guests was actor/director Peter Weller. The star of “Robocop” met up with some of the people responsible for raising the money to build a statue in Detroit in honor of the character. WDET’s Rob St. Mary met up with Weller Saturday night at the Lager House in Corktown where supporters of the Robocop statue were holding a party to support local food pantry “Forgotten Harvest”. Weller talked about his thoughts on Detroit, the Detroit Tigers, Robocop - the film and the statue effort, his current work directing the show "Sons of Anarchy" and working on his PhD in Art History at UCLA.
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Sep 21
Ann Arbor Film Festival to Mark 50 Years
by: Rob St. MaryThe Ann Arbor Film Festival turns 50 in the coming year. Leading up to the anniversary, the festival is hosting a series of monthly screenings of some of the important and influential films to come through over the past five decades. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Donald Harrison, the executive director of the Ann Arbor Film Festival.
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Sep 15
MOCAD is "Barely There" Again
by: Rob St. MaryA new exhibition opens Friday night at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit in Midtown. It’s the second part of the show entitled, “Barely There”. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Luis Crouquer (Crocker) – the Director and Chief Curator of MOCAD – in the spring about the first part of the concept. Today, he follows up with a look at “Barely There 2”.
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Sep 09
Filmmaker/Adventurer Remembers 9/11 at the South Pole
by: Rob St. MaryAll this week WDET has been looking at the September Eleventh attacks and how they have affected us… ten-years later. Filmmaker and adventurer Paul Daniels has been to Antarctica three times. During his second time there, wintering over at the South Pole, the September Eleven terrorist attacks took place. He spoke to WDET’s Rob St. Mary about the experience and the film he made during that time.
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Sep 09
Artist Reflects on 9/11 in Art
by: Rob St. MaryAs we approach the tenth anniversary of the September 11th attacks, WDET’s Rob St. Mary went looking for some perspectives in the art world. Rob spoke recently with Pontiac based artist Jef Bourgeau about his thoughts on the use of 9/11 in art and a gallery show he hosted in early 2002, about six months after the event, at the Museum of New Art called “Ground Zero”.
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Sep 07
9/11 and the Arts – “The Residents” Reflect - WDET's Raw Feed
Over the past few weeks I have been looking for various perspectives looking back on the September 11th attacks from the community and the arts.
“The Residents” are a multi-media music/art group that has been around nearly 40 years. During that time, no one has learned their identity. It’s part of their idea – that the art is more important than the personalities making it.
So, I offer you this interview with Hardy Fox of the Cryptic Corporation. Cryptic is the management company which handles “The Residents”.
Fox spoke to me via Skype about “The Residents”, the group’s 2002 album “Demons Dance Alone” – which was created in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, and about how artists could/do use the events and aftermath ten years on from that day.
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Sep 02
Writer/Director Perry Janes Discusses "Zug: A Short Film" - The Craig Fahle Show
Michigan Writer/Director Perry Janes discusses his new project, "Zug: A Short Film."
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Aug 29
Theatre Bizarre Documentary Attracting Attention, Seeking Investors
by: Rob St. MaryThe on-line fundraising effort for a documentary on Detroit’s underground carnival, Theatre Bizarre, ends tomorrow. But the filmmakers aren’t sure they’ll meet their goal. WDET’s Rob St. Mary sat down recently with filmmakers Per Frankell and Gary Bredow to talk about the latest developments on the film and the fundraising efforts.
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Aug 23
"Ed & Moe Show" Wrings Laughs Out of Dearborn
by: Rob St. MaryThroughout comedy history duos have been a winning combination. Think Martin and Lewis or Cheech and Chong or Harold and Kumar. Today, WDET’s Rob St. Mary introduces us to Ed and Moe, the brain child of a Dearborn filmmaker whose internet show is attracting attention locally and beyond.
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Aug 16
The Controversy over "The Help" - The Craig Fahle Show
If you are an African American, are you sick and tired of seeing black women portrayed as maids? Is the success of this book and film a triumph, or insult added to the injury? Give us a call at (313)577-1019 and tell us.
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Aug 10
Detroit Raised Filmmakers Open "CornerStore" This Weekend
by: Rob St. MaryThe party store is a staple of the Metro Detroit retail experience and it appears to be fertile ground for a Detroit raised filmmaker. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to writer-director Joe Doughrity and producer Dwight Patillo about their film “Cornerstore” which opens locally on Friday.
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Jul 20
We are all “Richard Nixon” - WDET's Raw Feed
At the bare minimum, do yourself a favor and spent six minutes to watch the Nixon short because I think Curtis's film has a lot to say about the mindset and political climate we find ourselves in today.
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Jul 18
What Movie Means Summer to You? - WDET's Raw Feed
All the talk today about a heat wave coming over the next week to the Detroit area has me thinking about films that mean summer.
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Jul 13
"Girls Gone Vinyl" Looks at Women in Techno
by: Rob St. MaryA local techno DJ and filmmaker is currently working on a documentary about female DJs, like her, and what it takes to make it in a music dominated by men.
WDET’s Rob St. Mary sat down recently with DJ Jenny LaFemme to talk about her project.
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Jul 06
Burton Theatre Continues in Exile, Looking for a Home
by: Rob St. MaryThe Burton Theatre – which closed in the spring – lives on in exile… popping up in different locations around Metro Detroit. WDET’s Rob St. Mary talked recently with Nathan Faustyn – one of the coordinators for the Burton Theatre – about his efforts to keep their film series viable.
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Jul 05
For the Love of Mink! - WDET's Raw Feed
What crowd funding opportunities have you taken part in or are you excited about?
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Jul 01
Halloween in June: Theatre Bizarre Fans Revel at Documentary Funding Party - WDET's Raw Feed
Earlier this week I did a story about the history of Theatre Bizarre and the new effort to create a documentary about "the greatest masquerade on earth".
So, Thursday night I headed over to the Crofoot in Pontiac to check out the scene.
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Jun 30
MC5 Documentary Seeks Fan Funding
by: Rob St. MaryA documentary about Detroit’s legendary rock band the MC5 has been completed but the producers need a little help securing the music rights. So, an on-line effort is underway now through the 4th of July to raise the funds needed to bring the feature to screens worldwide. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to one of the coordinators of the effort – Freddie Brooks.
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Jun 28
Theatre Bizarre Looks Forward with Film
by: Rob St. MaryThe creators of the underground Halloween party known as Theatre Bizarre have spent the better part of the past decade transforming a section of a blighted, burned out neighborhood in the City of Detroit into a one night carnival. With stages, a roller coaster and even a Ferris wheel, Theatre Bizarre is a circus sideshow come alive. That was until city officials shut it down last fall. WDET’s Rob St. Mary recently caught up with the creators, who call their concept “the greatest masquerade on earth”, to talk about the future of their creation.
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Jun 20
Detroit Windsor International Film Festival Returns
by: Rob St. MaryThe fourth annual Detroit Windsor International Film Festival takes place this week on the Wayne State University campus. WDET’s Rob St. Mary recently talked to festival organizer Suzanne Janik and local filmmaker Jeffery Schultz about the festival.
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Jun 17
Actor/Comedian Investigates Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
by: Rob St. MaryA new documentary opens in Detroit this weekend made by someone known for appearing in fake documentaries. Actor and comedian Harry Shearer’s new project is called “The Big Uneasy” and investigates how New Orleans flooded following Hurricane Katrina. WDET’s Rob St. Mary spoke to Shearer by phone yesterday.
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Jun 09
Cameras to Shoot Detroit Rock "War"
by: Rob St. MaryEighteen bands will come together in Detroit on Saturday and battle – sonically, speaking – from two stages at the Lager House in Corktown while the cameras roll. WDET’s Rob St. Mary reports on the making a local concert film – “Urgh: A Detroit Music War”.
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Jun 08
Oscar Winning Editor Teaching, Sharing in Detroit
by: Rob St. MaryStarting Thursday night at the Detroit Film Theatre, the Oscar-winning editor of such modern classics as “The Conversation”, “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” and “Star Wars” – Richard Chew – will host a series of four double features and a discussion on the art of film editing.
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Jun 07
25th Anniversary Screening of "Round Midnight" - The Craig Fahle Show
Craig sits down with Maxine Gordon and Editor of B.L.A.C. Magazine, Lori Robinson, to talk about a special 25th Anniversary screening of "Round Midnight."
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Jun 07
Detroit-Bred Movie Magazine Seeks a Return to Print
by: Rob St. MaryIn the mid-1980s, two Wayne State University students started a magazine which covered the underground and independent film scene. Eventually, it with international. But in 1997 Film Threat Magazine ceased publication and became web only. Now, 14 years later, the current owner and publisher of Film Threat - Mark Bell – is seeking a return to print.
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Mar 08
Artist Profile: Robert Joseph Butler
by: Rob St. MaryThe second annual Detroit Independent Film Festival kicks off this weekend. Today, WDET’s Rob St. Mary introduces us to a young filmmaker who’s not only pursuing his own career… but is helping others like him in the process.
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Nov 02
Artist Profile: Electric Otto
by: Rob St. MaryNext week, Detroit artist and musician Matthew Ellison the Second will screen three new short films at the Mitten Movie Project’s Zombie Night in Royal Oak. Today, WDET’s Rob St. Mary introduces us to Ellison and takes us deep inside his creation, Electric Otto’s Funk Factory.
