EPISODE · Apr 19, 2013 · 1H 10M
Ep. 14- Shane Carruth; Oblivion; Upstream Color
from Cinema Royale · host Travis Hopson
It's sci-fi overload on this week's show as we take a look at two very different stabs at the genre. Primer director Shane Carruth steps into the arena to talk about his latest mind-boggling film, Upstream Color. Then we head out into the far-flung future with film critic Tricia Olszewski to talk about Oblivion, Tom Cruise's first foray into science fiction in eight years.
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