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... for Latino characters. That is -- they are vastly underrepresented when it comes to the people on the screen. How do you reconcile those two stories? Mike Sargent: You reconcile it by nominating "Roma." You reconcile it by nominating it in multiple categories. And you reconcile it by the few directors ...
... And the visceral, kind of verite style really puts you right into the capsule with him. I thought it was a thrilling experience. Jeffrey Brown: Mike Sargent, what have you got? Mike Sargent: Well, mine is a film that came out towards the end of the year and just did ...
For the year's best in filmmaking, NewsHour correspondent Jeffrey Brown sat down with Mike Sargent, chief film critic at WBAI Radio New York, and Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post. Here are their picks for 2017's film gems: 1. "Darkest Hour" (Joe Wright) Actor Gary Oldman becomes Winston ...
... opportunity where they couldn't or where they were being held back for reasons of harassment. Jeffrey Brown: All right. We will leave it there. Mike Sargent and Ann Hornaday, thank you both once again. Mike Sargent: Thank you. Judy Woodruff: And we have more from this conversation online. Our ...
... us to wonder why "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" managed to crack any best-of lists. The NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown talked with two critics -- Mike Sargent of WBAI and Ann Hornaday of the Washington Post -- on their personal favorites that graced the silver screen this year. Sargent singled out ...
... love of movies to me. And thanks, dad, for making me think I could actually be part of this industry. And thank you. HARI SREENIVASAN: Mike Sargent is a film critic for Pacifica Radio. MIKE SARGENT, Film Critic: At the time, a thriller and horror were kind of seen to ...
... JEFFREY BROWN: And for that, we are joined again by two of our steadfast and stalwart film critics, Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post and Mike Sargent of Pacifica Radio. Welcome back to both of you. ANN HORNADAY, The Washington Post: Thank you. MIKE SARGENT, Pacifica Radio: Thank you. JEFFREY ...
... television shows. You can watch that discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO3O2DKWKoc And on Thursday, Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post and Mike Sargent of Pacifica Radio discussed the years most gripping films and touched on what made them so captivating. Watch that here: https://www.youtube ...
... no way suggesting that other people shouldn't. I just cannot personally do it, for many reasons, both personal and just ethical. JEFFREY BROWN: And, Mike Sargent, briefly, will you see the film? MIKE SARGENT: Well, as a film critic, I really have to see the film. I have to ...
... gained a nomination for the new film, this time using a female lead. CHARLIZE THERON, Actress: This is the best shot I will ever have. Mike Sargent is a film critic for Pacifica Radio. MIKE SARGENT, Film Critic, Pacifica Radio: And they're both definitely about survival, but they both ...
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