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Hell Is For Hyphenates – December 2012

Film critic Rich Haridy joins the Hyphenates to talk the films of December 2012, compare notes on the five best films of the year, and look at the ongoing filmography of American provocateur Oliver Stone.

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Hell Is For Hyphenates – September 2010

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“Summer Coda” director Richard Gray joins the Hyphenates to discuss the films of September, debate whether complete accuracy is necessary in biopics, and look over the filmography of director Paul Thomas Anderson.