Q: Into the Storm
Bill Streeter is joined by Bowls MacLean on this episode to discuss the six part HBO documentary series Q: Into the Storm by Cullin Hoback. Bowls has ...
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We love documentaries! Strangers to Fiction is a podcast all about documentary storytelling from two documentary filmmakers. Hosted by documentary filmmakers Jacob McEndollar and Bill Streeter, Strangers to Fiction features discussions of documentary films, talks with documentary filmmakers and insights into the artform.
The Vow (2020)
The Vow is a new nine part documentary series on HBO about the NXIVM mlm sex cult. we discuss if it's worth watching and look forward to some other d...
Our One Year Anniversary Review
We launched this podcast in October of 2019 so we are one year old this month! We took this opportunity to take a look back at some of the films we ta...
In the Realm of Perfection with guest Bobby Herrera
We were joined this week by Bobby Herrera to discuss a documentary he picked called "In the Realm of Perfection" by Julien Faraut. Bobby (Robert T. He...
The Wolfpack
This week we watched the 2015 documentary The Wolfpack about a family who lived isolated in the middle of New York for years and the six brothers who ...
Finding Frances with guest filmmaker Oscar Harding
This week we are joined by Oscar Harding who is finishing his own film "A Life on the Farm" which is a found footage documentary for which he is raisi...
Capturing the Friedmans
On this episode we discuss the disturbing yet compelling 2003 documentary Capturing the Friedmans that offers a rare inside look at a family facing a ...
Where's My Roy Cohn?
This is an episode recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic. Where's My Roy Cohn? is a fascinating portrait of one of the most influential figures of the...
Side by Side with guest Justin L. Fisher
We were joined this week by guest filmmaker Justin L. Fisher who picked Side by Side (available to stream on multiple platforms) for our discussion th...
Baraka
Where we take a look at the 1992 experimental documentary Baraka. Mentioned in the podcast is this interview with the filmmakers.