Episode 47: Vanishing Point

Episode 47 of the Films at First Sight podcast, hosted by Joe Ferry & Graham James, titled "Episode 47: Vanishing Point" was published on July 4, 2024 and runs 98 minutes.

July 4, 2024 ·98m · Films at First Sight

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We're LIVE again at the Colonial Theatre where we are joined by filmmaker Ryan Hammaker to discuss 1971's Vanishing Point, a film championed as one of the greatest car movies ever made. Does it live up to its legendary status or does it crash and burn in a fiery smoldering wreck?

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