From Our Soundbooth | November 26, 2018

Citizen Jane Film Festival: A Roundtable Podcast

TMR AUDIO TEAM ROUNDTABLE: THE CITIZEN JANE FILM FESTIVAL

This week on the The Missouri Review’s Soundbooth Podcast, interns Brady Kateman, Michael Wilmarth, and Bennett Jacobs discuss their experiences at the Citizen Jane Film Festival, held annually at Stephen’s College in Columbia, Missouri. Listen as each share their opinions, criticisms, and praise for the films Little Woods, directed by Nia DaCosta; I Think We Are Alone Now, directed by Reed Marono; and Hermanos, directed by Laura Plancarte.

SEE THE ISSUE

ISSUE

spring 2024

47.1 (Spring 2024): “Animal Kingdom”

Inside you’ll find the 2023 Jeffrey E. Smith Editors’ Prize Winners, plus new fiction from Louise Marburg and Jessie Lee Brooks, new poetry by Fleda Brown and John Okrent, and… read more

From Our Authors

Feb 16 2023

An Interview With Mikka Jacobsen

In the interview that follows, Mikka Jacobsen talks with TMR interns Annalisa Geger and Kaitlyn Jensen about her essay “Kurt Vonnegut Lives on Tinder.” In the essay, Jacobsen describes her… read more

The front cover of Kermit Frazier's memoir, titled, First Acts: A Black Playwright Comes of Age. A photo of the author as a child is featured on the right side of the cover and red stage curtains on the left.

From Our Authors

Jul 18 2022

An Interview with Kermit Frazier

In the following interview, TMR intern Jed Graham talks with Kermit Frazier about his essay “Snow.” In that essay, Frazier delves into his childhood years spent in the Washington, DC,… read more