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The new horror/comedy film “For Sale By Exorcist” premieres in Baltimore this Saturday, at the SNF Parkway Theater. Filmmaker Melissa LaMartina gives us a preview.

We go On the Record with a filmmaker coming to Baltimore for the New/Next Film Festival.

The Baltimore Banner presents Impact Maryland with speakers and advocates for Baltimore City and the state of Maryland. Tom talks with event panelists focused on stopping gun violence and boosting the entertainment industry.

In The Making of Another Major Motion Picture, the veteran movie star-turned-novelist pays homage to the grit, the gore, and the glory of modern Hollywood filmmaking.

The Maryland Film Festival’s Board of Directors decided to pause screenings following poor turnout from the COVID-19 pandemic. But the void is filled this weekend, as WYPR will present the New/Next Film Festival, which will feature more than 50 shorts and features.

We go On the Record to Pass the Mic! Our monthly takeover episode features guest host Eric Hatch; he curated the New/Next film festival. He talks with filmmakers who offer previews of their work … and a window into films that inspired their careers.

In The Making of Another Major Motion Picture, the veteran movie star-turned-novelist pays homage to the grit, the gore, and the glory of modern Hollywood filmmaking.

On our monthly look at films and filmmaking, Tom and Maryland Film Festival founder Jed Dietz talk with a producer and a curator of the WYPR-sponsored New/Next Film Festival, running August 18-20 at The Charles theater in Baltimore.

We go On the Record with filmmaker Jill Yeskoto talk about "Uphill Climb," her new documentary about the women who competed in Le Tour de France Féminin in the 1980s.

Midday movie mavens Ann Hornaday of the Washington Post and Jed Dietz of the Maryland Film Festival join us to discuss the writers' strike and what's new at the movies.