In this episode: We interview the very talented writer/director of the film The Guatemalan Handshake, Mr. Todd Rohal. Todd talks about The Guatemalan Handshake as well as his time spent at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab where he was invited along with his new screenplay, Scoutmasters.
Todd is the epitome of a true independent filmmaker. It was an honor to have him on our podcast and I look forward to any future films that have his name attached.
Thanks for your time, Todd!
Visit www.ghandshake.com for more information on The Guatemalan Handshake. Make sure you check out the store section too, where you can buy a cool collection of short films by Todd Rohal as well as a sweet GH headband!
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“A revelation…The Guatemalan Handshake holds a place in my heart that is normally reserved for Easter candy” — Jared Hess (writer/director of Napoleon Dynamite & Nacho Libre)
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In this episode: Special guest Steve Espinosa graces us with his presence and tells us why he hates There Will Be Blood. We also talk about Chinese Lanterns, Bonsai Trees and the ShamWow!®
Steve and I did this podcast via Skype and to the left you can see a screen-shot from our conversation. This is the moment where I told Steve through my crappy headset (hence the muffled recording…sorry) that Death Sentence is possibly one of the lamest films I’ve ever seen.
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In this episode: We talk about what we think we will see and what we hope to see win at the Academy Awards. This podcast is the continuation to our Loved/Hated of 2008 episode.
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death2themovies 2/3/12 @netflix pick: CITIZEN RUTH. One of the first films from Alexander Payne. Like most of his work it's clever and funny. #netflix365
In this episode: We interview the very talented writer/director of the film The Guatemalan Handshake, Mr. Todd Rohal. Todd talks about The Guatemalan Handshake as well as his time spent at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab where he was invited along with his new screenplay, Scoutmasters.
“A revelation…The Guatemalan Handshake holds a place in my heart that is normally reserved for Easter candy” — Jared Hess (writer/director of Napoleon Dynamite & Nacho Libre)
