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Talk of Iowa host Charity Nebbe speaks with Kelly Rundle and Mary Kay Solberg about the new short film "Over and Under: Wildlife Crossings"
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The Interrobang Film Festival, which was cancelled in 2020, will return with a hybrid schedule of in-person and online events.
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The documentary "Lost Cinemas of Greater Des Moines" premieres May 14.
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Des Moines will host Iowa’s first-ever Latino film festival this summer. The free event will feature international Latino films as well as local Latino filmmakers.
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Host Charity Nebbe talks with Mary Owen about the 100th anniversary of the birth of Donna Reed – the Oscar award winning actress from Denison, Iowa.
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Hollywood has received a lot of well-deserved criticism for its lack of diversity and representation of African Americans on the big screen. When representation of Black lives is brought to cinema, it too often misses the mark. Especially when designed by white creators.
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As early voting in the 2020 general election begins in Iowa, we look back on the history of voting in the state. And we talk with a New York filmmaker who found more opportunities in Iowa.
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At the start of the pandemic, many film makers from New York City, Los Angeles and London were seeking to film to Iowa.
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Throughout the last five years of his career as a running back in the NFL, Marshawn Lynch, or "Beast Mode," disengaged with the press and embraced silence…
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Nick Offerman became a household name as the meat-eating, gun-loving, Libertarian macho man Ron Swanson on the television show "Parks and Rec." But, his…