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Director Geoffrey Levin joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his award-winning documentary "Brothers Broken."The film tells the powerful true story of two brothers from the hit 1960s rock band PEOPLE! whose lives, careers, and relationships were shattered by Scientology. Decades later, they reunite to confront their shared trauma, break free from years of indoctrination, and begin the difficult journey toward healing and reconciliation.Blending music history, emotional storytelling, and a deeper look into cult manipulation, "Brothers Broken" explores the lasting impact of belief systems, family estrangement, and the resilience required to reclaim one’s identity. The documentary offers an intimate portrait of survival, forgiveness, and the enduring bond between brothers.🎥 ⁠Watch the trailer⁠🎬 ⁠Watch on VOD⁠🎧 ⁠More episodes⁠

Producer Brian Pocrass joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his deeply moving documentary "She Was Here," honoring the life and legacy of beloved child actress Heather O'Rourke.Best known for her unforgettable role as Carol-Anne in the iconic "Poltergeist" films, Heather O’Rourke captured hearts around the world with her warmth, innocence, and extraordinary talent. Her sudden passing at just 12 years old shocked Hollywood and left a lasting impact on fans everywhere."She Was Here" goes beyond the headlines, rumors, and myths to reveal the real Heather: her spirit, her joy, and the legacy she left behind. Through heartfelt storytelling, the film serves as both a tribute and a powerful reflection on fame, loss, and remembrance.🎥 Watch the trailer🎬 Available now on VOD🎧 Listen to more episodes

Award-winning director Cindy Meehl joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss her powerful documentary "Jimmy & the Demons."The film follows legendary artist Jimmy Grashow as he approaches 80 and takes on the commission of a lifetime -- an ambitious, deeply personal magnum opus that challenges him creatively, emotionally, and spiritually.Known for his intricate woodcuts and fantastical sculptures, Grashow’s decades-long career spans museums, album covers, and over a thousand publications. As he pours himself into this final masterpiece, "Jimmy & the Demons" reveals the profound struggles and triumphs behind the artistic process -- capturing the chaos, beauty, and courage it takes to create meaningful work.🎥 Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/jbGnCUs_v7Q🎟️ Screenings (May 1–7): McHurley Film Center, Santa Barbara🎤 Special Q&A Screening: April 29 with Cindy Meehl🔗 More info: https://www.jimmyandthedemons.com/🎧 More episodes: www.thejanpriceshow.com

Award-winning directors and cinematographers Angelique Molina and Abraham Troen join The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss their inspiring musical documentary "Just Sing," in theaters April 24.Following the SoCal VoCals as they compete in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella -- the “Super Bowl of song” -- this uplifting film goes beyond competition to explore friendship, identity, and the pursuit of artistic dreams.Through intense rehearsals and personal struggles, "Just Sing" captures a powerful coming-of-age journey fueled by music, passion, and resilience.🎥 ⁠Watch the trailer⁠🎟️ ⁠Learn more⁠ 🎧 ⁠More episodes⁠

Writer, producer, and director Dabney Day joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss her directorial debut, "The Gardener," now playing in select theaters.Starring Radha Mitchell and William Miller, the film follows Sabena Weathers as she navigates grief, corporate pressure, and personal transformation after devastating loss. Retreating to a secluded mountaintop, she encounters a mysterious gardener who helps guide her toward healing, love, and rediscovery.Rooted in emotional truth and quiet mystery, "The Gardener" is a powerful exploration of resilience, identity, and the courage to begin again.🎥 ⁠Watch the trailer⁠📺 ⁠Learn more⁠ 🎧 ⁠More episodes⁠

Award-winning filmmaker John Scheinfeld joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his inspiring new documentary "Baseball: Beyond Belief," narrated by Joe Mantegna.This uplifting film explores the powerful intersection of baseball and faith, revealing how America’s pastime connects people through shared belief, community, and purpose. From stadiums to places of worship, "Baseball: Beyond Belief" highlights the emotional and spiritual impact of the game on fans around the world.🎥 Watch the trailer📺 Learn more 🎧 More episodes

Actor, director, and producer Josh Duhamel joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his new comedy "Preschool," now available to buy or rent on all major platforms.Set in London, the film follows two competitive fathers — played by Josh Duhamel and Michael Socha — as they battle for the last spot at an elite preschool. What starts as a simple application spirals into a wildly funny rivalry filled with outrageous schemes, heartfelt moments, and unexpected consequences."Preschool" is a sharp, modern comedy about parenting, ambition, and how far we’ll go for our kids.🎥 Watch the trailer📺 Watch now: Available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango At Home, YouTube Movies, and more🎧 More episodes

Filmmaker Carter Ward joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his award-winning romantic film "Step Back, Doors Closing," now available on Video on Demand.After a chance meeting on the DC Metro, Ryan and Julisa spend 24 unforgettable hours walking, talking, and falling in love. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Washington, DC, this witty and soulful indie romance explores connection, identity, and vulnerability in a modern world.🎥 Watch the trailer📺 Stream the film: Available now on VOD🎧 More episodes

Director Rob Bliss joins The Jan Price Show All About Movies to discuss his powerful documentary "White Man Walking," now available on digital platforms.In the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing, filmmaker Rob Bliss walks across multiple states in Trump-era America wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt. Along the journey toward Washington, D.C., he encounters armed supporters, hostility, and moments of deep tension, but also surprising acts of kindness and solidarity from strangers who choose to walk beside him.Through raw conversations and intimate encounters, "White Man Walking" becomes both a personal reckoning and a revealing portrait of America’s racial and ideological divisions. The Guardian called the film “a compelling tale of how the U.S. is riven by disenfranchisement and division.”🎬 Watch the trailer📺 Now available on digital platforms🎧 Listen to the full interview on The Jan Price Show All About Movies, streaming on iHeartPodcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, Acast, TuneIn, Vurbl, and smart TV platforms.Watch on YouTubeWatch on SpotifyMore episodes