Virginia Film Festival
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Oct 23, 2026
Anne ThompsonHOST
Welcome to Screen Talk, IndieWire's weekly podcast bringing you up to speed on the latest goings on in Hollywood.
Anne ThompsonHOST
I'm Anne Thompson, but I'm in Charlottesville, Virginia at the Virginia Film Festival.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
And I'm Ryan Lattanzio.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
I'm also at the Virginia Film Festival, but in a different room in the same hotel.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
Anne and I are both here for the first time.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
And we're also today recording a podcast live with Paper Tiger director James Gray, who's giving plenty of interviews, but is a great talker and always has a lot to say.
Joe BurkeGUEST
And a bunch of film festivals are great.
Joe BurkeGUEST
Tucson Film Festival was really wonderful and Virginia Film Festival.
Joe BurkeGUEST
And then our biggest one, and this is a really kind of a fun story.
Joe BurkeGUEST
The biggest one was at the end of our tour.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
And then this week for Steve right now, it is Film Festival week.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
So Virginia Film Festival back in town.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
So in between all the football shenanigans, I'll be hanging out on the downtown mall, watching some films and writing about it.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
So, yeah.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
And then this week for Steve right now, it is Film Festival week.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
So Virginia Film Festival back in town.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
So in between all the football shenanigans, I'll be hanging out on the downtown mall, watching some films and writing about it.
Jackson HephnerGUEST
So, yeah.
Adam HawesHOST
Welcome in to Seville right now live.
Adam HawesHOST
We're continuing our coverage of the 2026 Virginia Film Festival, one of my favorite events every single year.
Adam HawesHOST
And today I'm thrilled to be joined by two guests talking about the film.
Adam HawesHOST
Welcome to the Fishbowl.
Adam HawesHOST
This premieres Sunday, October 25th at the Virginia Film Festival, 5 p.m. It's a screwball comedy that features performances from Natalie Gold and Jeremy Swift.
Adam HawesHOST
And just reading about it, I think it's going to connect with a lot of people here in the Virginia Film Festival.
Adam HawesHOST
festival audience.
Adam HawesHOST
So today, joining me first, I've got director of the film and producer Cheryl Glubach joining us this afternoon.
Ben VerschoorHOST
Yes, I am.
Ben VerschoorHOST
If you were with us last year, you'll remember I attended and reported on the Virginia Film Festival.
Ben VerschoorHOST
I'm going to be covering it again from Thursday through Sunday with an audio diary of the films I see, intercut with the two of us providing further thoughts.
Steven SantanaHOST
Yes.
Steven SantanaHOST
Just a discussion of that film.
Steven SantanaHOST
No related movies or punishments.
Steven SantanaHOST
And then Friday will be the Virginia Film Festival episode.
Steven SantanaHOST
So you can look forward to that.
Adam HawesHOST
Free to download now.
Adam HawesHOST
In our continuing coverage of the Virginia Film Festival, we welcome another featured filmmaker here into studio with us today.
Adam HawesHOST
We've got Rick Preve.
Adam HawesHOST
He is the documentarian, filmmaker, director behind the film A Price We Have to Pay, taking a look, a documentary about an Argentinian journalist in the Vietnam War.
Ricardo PreveGUEST
And then the other one was Vietnamese journalist Le Van, who is a specialist on the U.S. war in Vietnam.
Ricardo PreveGUEST
She's worked on two or three other documentaries.
Ricardo PreveGUEST
And the Virginia Film Festival very generously is flying her over here.
Ricardo PreveGUEST
from Michigan, where she's doing a postdoc fellowship.
Adam HawesHOST
It's always one of my favorite events of the year.
Adam HawesHOST
The 39th annual Virginia Film Festival will get going on Wednesday, but we're going to preview some of the films that you can see at this year's festival.
Adam HawesHOST
We're going to talk about one right now.
Adam HawesHOST
Joining me by phone, I've got the director of the Virginia Film Office, Andy Edmunds, joining me.
Adam HawesHOST
Yeah.
Adam HawesHOST
So, Andy, I got a chance to watch this film yesterday, actually, and I'm very excited to talk to you about it.
Adam HawesHOST
I'm very excited for audiences around here to see it as well, because it is the Virginia Film Festival, and it is so tied in with Virginia, I think, in ways that people will be easily able to see.
Adam HawesHOST
But I want to start asking you this.
John CampeaHOST
One of two.
John CampeaHOST
This week is the Virginia Film Festival.
John CampeaHOST
On Wednesday, I will see the debut.
John CampeaHOST
On Thursday, I will see Paper Tigers and Club Kid.
Adam HawesHOST
It's always one of my favorite events of the year, the 39th annual Virginia Film Festival.
Adam HawesHOST
We'll get going on Wednesday, but we're going to preview some of the films that you can see at this year's festival.
Adam HawesHOST
We're going to talk about one right now.
Adam HawesHOST
Yeah.
Adam HawesHOST
So, Andy, I got a chance to watch this film yesterday, actually, and I'm very excited to talk to you about it.
Adam HawesHOST
I'm very excited for audiences around here to see it as well, because it is the Virginia Film Festival, and it is so tied in with Virginia, I think, in ways that people will be easily able to see.
Adam HawesHOST
But I want to start asking you this.
Adam HawesHOST
As I mentioned, you've got a lot of experience with film in Virginia specifically, but what Maybe you didn't have a ton of experience as a director of a film.
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