CODA
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Sep 25, 2026
SamHOST
We did do that.
SamHOST
Additionally, the opening night film in this year's second runner-up, Sean Hader's Being Human, following several years as a writer and director of Orange is the New Black, this is Hader's third feature film and first since Best Picture winner Coda.
SamHOST
Oh, okay, so we're bringing that back.
SamHOST
It tells the story of a disability rights pioneer, Junior Human, with Doctor Who's Ruth Madly in the title role.
CharlieHOST
And, you know, look.
CharlieHOST
This the director, look, this guy, he won the Academy Award for Coda, won Best Picture, his last movie.
CharlieHOST
Right.
CharlieHOST
So you can't ignore it.
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CharlieHOST
Now, I'm already hearing some people say, you know, it's...
CharlieHOST
Kind of maybe inspiring some Green Book memories and nightmares for people.
CharlieHOST
Some nightmares of Coda with maybe being human in there.
CharlieHOST
I think villain just kind of can always be described as a bad thing in terms of this.
David SamsonHOST
[upbeat music] I'd like you to watch The Holdovers with Paul Giamatti.
David SamsonHOST
I'd like you to watch CODA with Marlee Matlin.
David SamsonHOST
I'd like you to recognize Dominique Sessa from The Holdovers, and I'd like you to think about Melanie, Dakota Johnson's mother, Melanie Griffith.
David SamsonHOST
Why am I saying this? Because there's a new movie out called Tony.
Bradley J. HalversonHOST
I feel like it's got to have an extra oomph.
Bradley J. HalversonHOST
They can't just be like a Coda or an Enora, you know?
Carly CorioHOST
God, please.
Carly CorioHOST
We haven't even watched them.
Carly CorioHOST
Oh, my gosh.
Carly CorioHOST
I'm offended for those movies, and we haven't even watched them.
Bradley J. HalversonHOST
Listeners, Carly's been very excited to watch Coda from 2021, and we have yet to.
Bradley J. HalversonHOST
The wheel has yet to land on it.
Tim GriersonGUEST
In terms of Being Human and I Play Rocky, I've seen both.
Tim GriersonGUEST
Being Human is a new film from Sean Hader, whose last film was Coda, which won Best Picture at the Oscars a few years ago.
Tim GriersonGUEST
That was the opening night film.
Tim GriersonGUEST
I reviewed that for us, and I was at the opening night's gala public premiere of that.
Tim GriersonGUEST
It's very much heart on its sleeve.
Tim GriersonGUEST
I don't know if it is going to have the same impact that CODA did on awards season.
Tim GriersonGUEST
I think his Coda was maybe more of a surprise coming from Sean Hader.
Tim GriersonGUEST
I think because of Coda and that film's track record, I think maybe people will be more expecting of this from Sean Hader.
Dan GibbonsHOST
Not up to 10, not 8, and we'll call it a day, definitely 10, and for the love of God, one of you tried to nominate a hit.
Dan GibbonsHOST
what this means having a firm 10 as we will see in the years to come is that there is often that one the one vague pity candidate that some people love endlessly but only manages to score like one or two other nominations outside the best picture and you never expect that one to win but let's talk coda Ruby is a child of deaf parents, or CODA, the only hearing member of her immediate family.
Dan GibbonsHOST
She's juggling her last year of high school with working on her father's fishing boat with her brother, but her true passion is something her family can't fully understand.
Dan GibbonsHOST
Singing.
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Dan GibbonsHOST
And made you really understand the difference between this original hearing and how the cochlear implants he got were not the miracle cure he thought.
Claire BoltonHOST
Mm-hmm.
Dan GibbonsHOST
There are those who criticize both of those two movies, CODA and It's Out of Metal, as why do hearing people keep making movies about how sad it is that deaf people can't hear music? That's like if birds kept making movies about how it's sad that humans can't fly.
Dan GibbonsHOST
I'm like, we do that.
Scott MasonHOST
Let's talk about the Academy Awards, Matt, because as you said, a lot of nominations.
Scott MasonHOST
Best Picture, Belfast was nominated along with West Side Story, Power of the Dog, Nightmare Alley, Licorice Pizza, King Richard, Dune, Drive My Car, Don't Look Up, and the winner, which was Coda.
Scott MasonHOST
And CODA, as we'll get into probably in January, we'll do an episode on that because that's when Sundance happens.
Scott MasonHOST
It was the first movie to ever win the grand jury prize at Sundance and the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Scott MasonHOST
I liked CODA a lot.
Scott MasonHOST
I enjoyed the heck out of it.
Scott MasonHOST
But I think Belfast was a better movie, honestly, because the one thing that Coda got criticized for, and it's a very fair criticism, is that it was incredibly predictable.
Scott MasonHOST
Again, I don't want to get too far into Coda here because we're going to do a full show on it.
Mike OneHOST
the people's choice at some point
Also MikeHOST
yeah but that's going to be on the dave episode we're doing a production meeting all right being human in 1977 disability rights activist judy human leads a historic 28-day occupation of san francisco's federal building uniting protesters in a fight for accessibility laws and equal rights sean heater yep of coda sorry yeah Sean Heeter of Coda for Apple Original Films, like we said earlier.
Also MikeHOST
Ruth Mattely getting some lead actress buzz.
Also MikeHOST
Mark Ruffalo, Lindsay Lise, Rob Delaney, Dylan O'Brien, Will Brill, Ray Fisher, some of the SAG actors.
Mike OneHOST
Nadia Delamonte, next best picture, recounting Judy's punk rock fight through a candid lens, being human shines as an incredibly insightful and necessary watch.
Mike OneHOST
And then we have Kristen Lopez of the film maven, Being human is an essential piece of disabled cinema, like you alluded to there, Michael, laying out a stark foundation for the fight for disability rights.
Mike OneHOST
Doesn't have the heartwarming charm of director Sean Heater's previous film, Coda, but has far more power and impact.
Also MikeHOST
Sean Heater, former Oscar winner.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
nowThese are the three films that I got to see on the third day of TIFF, plus their Oscar chances.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
I started the day with Being Human, which feels like a natural follow-up to Sian Heder's Best Picture-winning film, CODA.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
As a filmmaker, she continues to highlight communities that feel underrepresented, and she continues to tell stories in her very specific way.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
But this film feels a little bit bolder and a little bit bigger, while still being approachable enough that my liberal white mom is going to love it.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
If CODA proved anything, this is gonna be a hit, and it might get some nominations, but I don't see it winning anything.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
And there was The Face of Horror.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
Anna Biller is at it again, making a beautifully shot film that has a message I agree with, with the subtlety of a sledgehammer.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
The best part of The Face of Horror is its visual language.
CarrieHOST
Kids 3 and under get in free.
CarrieHOST
The Cinema Center is also having a special event this Saturday, Film for All, and the film is CODA.
CarrieHOST
The Cinema Center is located at 437 East Berry Street, and this is a free event.
CarrieHOST
It starts Saturday from 1 and goes until 4.
CarrieHOST
In addition to screenings, Film for All includes interactive activities, community partnerships, and opportunities for families to connect before and after the film.
CarrieHOST
This series is centered on the belief that everyone deserves access to shared cultural experiences, creating an inclusive space where film can be enjoyed together without barriers.
CarrieHOST
And the film is titled CODA.
CarrieHOST
As a CODA, Child of Deaf Parents, Ruby is the only hearing person in her deaf family.
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