Registry - A Podcast

A strange hallway...

A look at the most spiritual film ever made about scientific matters!

We take a look at a seriously smart dumb comedy - Airplane, which Chris somehow forgot was on the National Film Registry at all!

Arguably the most controversial American film taught in film classes today, Birth of a Nation is an amazing picture that argues for evil, and we look at whether or not it's important to include America's racism as a part of the Registry.

A look at the most important commercial of the 1980s and why it deserves an important place on the Registry!

A look at the amazing Nuclear Paranoia art film Atomic Cafe, which is not on the Registry, but really should be!

There may be a blind spot on the Registry: The record of America's sporting life.

A look at the first feature film from NFL Films, a worthy Registry entry!

A look at the Green Screened film Able Edwards, and why the National Film Registry may want to take technologically into consideration along with Culturally, Historically, Aesthetically...

A look at the most 1980s of 1980s movies!

A look at Registry film The Fall of the House of Usher (1928) as a part of American Avant Garde week.

A look at Scott Bartlett's legendary combination of Video and Film as a part of American Avant Garde week.

A look at Joseph Cornell's legendary avant garde masterpiece / fanvid Rose Hobart!

This episode kicks off our look at American Avant-Garde films on the Registry.

We look at the seismic event that was the release of Pixar's Toy Story in 1995.

We look at a film that was WAY better than Titanic...

Episode 4 - Garlic Is As Good As Ten Mothers (1980) Les Blank's legendary documentary that helps to illuminate the origins of the American Foodie Movement.

A look at Ed Catmull's 1972 computer animation and the role of University of Utah in Computer Graphics.

A look at Edwin S. Porter's 1906 classic, Dream of a Rarebit Fiend, National Film Registry entrant, 2015

The introduction to Registry - A Podcast