EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 1 MIN
Reel Poets Reel Poem Podcast Trailer
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Twice a month Reel Poets will present a reel poem shot like a reel film either inspired by one of the poetry films discussed or from the work of the hosts or guests with an eventual goal of creating a feature length poetry film.In the meantime, enjoy this poetic trailer filmed after hours inside a movie theater by @JaviFilms shortly after watching the incredible SISU: Road to Revenge.what's your favorite movie with a movie theater scene?Youtube: @ReelPoets
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