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Adam Schartoff interviews Kieran Fitzgerald, director of the compelling 2007 Tribeca Film Festival world premiere documentary The Ballad of Esequiel Hernandez. Fitzgerald discusses the difficulties in bringing the story to the screen and working with his narrator, actor/director Tommy Lee Jones, among other things.

Read a review of the film, here.

The Workshop director Jamie Morgan talks with Adam Schartoff about the process of making a film in the unique atmosphere of a sex workshop. Morgan discusses his experiences --both scary and exhilarating-- in making an intensely personal documentary in which he ends up playing an essential role.

NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, the interview starts abruptly in the middle of a question. We apologize for this glitch. Also, Firefox for the Mac doesn't support one of the tags our host uses, but they're promising me a fix, soon.

Click here for a review of The Workshop by Adam Schartoff.

Following up on my interview with David Boreanaz, here's 17 minutes with the star and director of Suffering Man's Charity, Alan Cumming.

I hope you like it, as we chat about everything from his film to Mary Tyler Moore's plastic surgery.

So here I go! This is my first podcast, so forgive me if it's rough. In fact, I know it's rough. There are some (large) skips in the recording (still don't know how they got there). For example, at about the 3:10 mark, we start to talk about this nice little Canadian film he did called These Girls. Not only that, there's a LOT of background noise. Not only that, it's the first interview I've done in, well, a long time and besides, I am a huge Buffy geek, so I was a wee bit nervous.

Also, Firefox for the Mac doesn't support one of the tags my host uses, but they're promising me a fix, soon.

I promise, I'll get better.

David and I chat about the film he was at SXSW with, the world premiere of Alan Cumming's solo directorial debut Suffering Man's Charity, his previous indie film work, whether he's interested in directing episodes of his hit Fox TV series Bones and yes, a little bit about Angel!

The podcast can be found on iTunes. Just search for The Rabbi Report. More coming, soon!

Or click here!

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