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Hosted by Edward Michael Francis · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 45 episodes
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Marxists at the Movies is a radical media podcast from CineMarch Media 🎥🔨 Hosted by Edward Michael Francis (they/them/theirs)Each week, we dissect one film, TV, music, books, and gaming through a communist lens—unpacking labor, class, queer subtext, and unintentional revolutionary messaging in mainstream cinema. From camp classics to capitalist cautionary tales, we read between the reels to expose what the script doesn’t tell you 📽️🌹 New episodes drop every Saturday on Patreon, then publicly on Wednesday Visit www.cinemarchmedia.com and patreon.com/cinemarchmedia for more information.
Edward Michael Francis hosts Marxists at the Movies, a tv show with 45 episodes published.
🎬 Marxists at the Movies – Cocoon (1985): Literal Alien-ation 🛸🛠️Welcome back, Comrades! In this episode, we are diving deep into a pool of glowing water and 1980s nostalgia to dissect the 1985 sci-fi fantasy classic,
🎬 The Breakfast Club (1985): The Revolution That Stayed in the Library It's April, and we're crashing Saturday detention — Marxist-style. 🏫✊ Marxists at the Movies takes John Hughes's generation-defining classic throug
Visit www.cinemarchmedia.com and patreon.com/cinemarchmedia to support the work.In this episode of Marxists at the Movies, we dismantle the yeshiva as an ideological site in Barbra Streisand’s Yentl (1983) — viewing
Visit www.cinemarchmedia.com and patreon.com/cinemarchmedia to support the work. In this episode of Marxists at the Movies, we step inside Madonna’s Truth or Dare (1991) — not as a tour documentary, but as a tightly en
We’re back — after an extended break — and truly, thank you for your patience. 🖤 Marxists at the Movies (Music) has reopened the backstage door, fluffed the pillows, and turned the camera back on. Visit www.cinemarchme
Visit www.cinemarchmedia.com and patreon.com/cinemarchmedia to support the work. This episode was supposed to drop during November’s Birthday Extravaganza, but better late than never — Edward’s birthday month has officia
🎧 www.cinemarchmedia.com | patreon.com/cinemarchmedia Support the show—and keep Myron’s treat jar full—by joining us on Patreon! Your support keeps this revolution rolling and helps us keep speaking truth (and sarcas
This is one of our most personal discussions yet — about grief, control, and the quiet revolutions that happen inside a family. Ordinary People isn’t just our favorite drama; it’s a mirror for what happens when love beco
Explore more at www.cinemarchmedia.com. In this episode of Marxists at the Music, we dive into The Innovators (1993): Capitalism’s Accidentally Intentional Soundtrack. What happens when a supposedly “neutral” pop sound
www.cinemarchmedia.com patreon.com/cinemarchmedia Marxists at the Movies – Point Break (1991): The Emperor’s New Wetsuit Welcome back to Marxists at the Movies, where we dive headfirst into the surf, the scams, and the s
www.CineMarchMedia.com www.Patreon.com/CineMarchMediaWhat happens when a morning talk show collides headfirst with grief, chaos, and improv genius? The Earliest Show (2016) stars Ben Schwartz and Lauren Lapkus in a six-e
www.cinemarchmedia.com patreon.com/cinemarchmedia.com Marxists at the Movies dives into John Carpenter’s horror classic and its legacy of suburban dread, looping motifs, and the birth of the modern “final girl.” From Lau
www.cinemarchmedia.com patreon.com/cinemarchmedia **Marxists at the Movies is taking next week off, but we'll be back for our next Patreon early release on September 27th, next wide release October 1st. We're not giving
www.cinemarchmedia.compatreon.com/cinemarchmedia Patreon Tiers:$6 – Articles & News$10 – Bonus Content, Early Audio, Articles, News & Behind the Scenes September’s Marxists at the Music dives into the gothic pop brillian
www.cinemarchmedia.com www.patreon.com/cinemarchmedia Marxists at the Movies Superman II (1980): Kneel Before Reagan The making of Superman II was almost as messy as a Kryptonian fistfight in downtown Metropolis. From Ri
www.cinemarchmedia.com patreon.com/cinemarchmedia In this TV Spotlight, Marxists at the Movies revisits the short-lived but unforgettable VH1 sitcom So NoTORIous (2006). Tori Spelling skewers her own image in a sharp par
Website: www.cinemarchmedia.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/cinemarchmedia Spring break 1960 — sun, surf, and a surprisingly sharp critique of gender roles. Where the Boys Are presents itself as a light romantic comedy, but
Support the show and get early access on Patreon: www.patreon.com/CineMarchMedia Explore more at www.cinemarchmedia.com Lady Gaga is a fame avatar.In 2008, The Fame launched not just a pop star, but a cultural product en
🌐 www.cinemarchmedia.com 💸 www.patreon.com/cinemarchmedia Bougie! Bougie! Bougie: Gilmore Girls (2000–2007) and the False, Cozy Promise of Liberal Feminism In this TV Spotlight episode of Marxists at the Movies, we hea
🎧 Support the show: 💸 Patreon: patreon.com/marxistsatthemovies 🌐 Website: cinemarchmedia.com The valley girls have entered the apocalypse—and late-stage capitalism better watch its back. 🧟♀️🛍️ In this episode of Ma
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