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As seen in: Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, Forbes, WIRED Magazine, Motherboard, The Daily Beast, Vanity Fair, VICE, VICE UK, Vox, IndieWire, Complex and
Host of @talkeasypod. Motion pictures here and there.
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Audition director Takashi Miike wishes he could make Ted movies

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By Samuel Fragoso Verified
| The A.V. Club Verified
As of today, the legendarily prolific Takashi Miike has nearly 100 directorial credits to his name on IMDB. It’s a staggering number of projects—and an amount that will likely increase by the time you finish reading this article.
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‎Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso: Episode 136

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By Samuel Fragoso Verified
| Apple Podcasts
56 min Wyatt Cenac is the host of Problem Areas on HBO. It's a new kind of program– think Last Week Tonight meets Frontline, except hosted by someone whose comedy is dryer than the Sahara desert. On the podcast, we talk early stand-up days, growing up in Dallas, Texas, ego in comedy, running a show in 2019, the “anxiety crisis” across America, and why Trump appeals to low-income communities. Oh, and some bits. Lots of bits in this one.
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A Movie of Extremes: Tim Sutton on Donnybrook

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By Samuel Fragoso Verified
| RogerEbert.com Verified
by Sam Fragoso February 19, 2019 | Print Page Tweet To call Tim Sutton’s “Donnybrook” divisive feels like an understatement. Last week, on this very site, critic Odie Henderson called Sutton’s latest “a movie that wants to traffic in Coen Brothers-style nihilism yet lacks any of their storytelling skill.” Conversely, there’s Peter DeBruge's review in Variety, writing that the film “marks a major step forward in both ambition and style” for Sutton.
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