This episode features interviews with director Michael Curtis Johnson, and actor Tomas Pais to discuss the film Honky Dory.

This episode features interviews with Emanuel Vaughan-Lee, co-director of Elemental and Ariana Delawari the director of We Came Home. Both documentaries explore social and environmental issues from a global vantage point.

This episode features interviews with Delphine Lanson, the director of Father’s Birth; and Carlo Guillermo Proto, the director of El Huaso. Both documentaries explore intersecting themes of family and fatherhood with very different approaches.

Cleveland Film Talk takes audiences behind the camera lens and introduces filmmakers from the 37th Annual Cleveland International Film Festival.  This episode features directors Tia Lessin and Carl Deal talking about their documentary film, Citizen Koch.  The second half of the show we talk to Piotr Mularuk, the director of Yuma.

This episode features two documentaries and the filmmakers behind them. First we talk to Benjamin Greene, director and Corwin Lamm, editor of Survival Prayer. In the second half of the show, we talk to Harry Freeland, the director of In the Shadow of the Sun. This film is the winner of the Greg Gund Memorial Standing Up “To” Competition award at the Cleveland International Film Festival.

Justine Malle, the director of Youth, and Doug Dearth, the director of Underdogs provide a deeper look into their creative processes as independent filmmakers.

This episode features two filmmakers who directed  documentaries which tie into Cleveland history and culture.  Joel Allen Schroder, the director of Dear Mr. Watterson and TJ Amato, co-director of The Sugar Wars: The Life Story of Angelo Lonardo share their stories and experiences.