Fairfield First! publisher, filmmaker and entrepreneur Burt Chojnowski will join Bruce in the KRUU studio Friday. The movie awards season culminates Sunday evening with the presentation of the Oscars. We'll talk about the event and make our predictions. Chris Busch is in New York and we hope he gets us his picks. ("Picks"? Sounds like March Madness to me...) We're excited to inform you The King's Speech opens at the Co-Ed Theatre in Fairfield Friday. It has been my pick for the Best Picture Oscar for several weeks. If you haven't seen it, now's an excellent opportunity. If you enjoyed it once, I suggest it's even better the second time. The emotional connection flows more freely and the now familiar path these characters take is even more rewarding.

The primary Best Picture competition is The Social Network.  This excellent film is available on DVD. So you can make your own comparisons. What a delight for film fans! It's all good and it doesn't really matter anyhow. (click Read More to continue)

The Filmosophers have so much to discuss this week, and so little time. David Patterson will join us to talk about the Fairfield Film Expo. David is on the board of the Film Expo, Producer of the Production Workshop, a Director, playwright, actor and more. Also hear about the box office, new theater and DVD releases and the Oscar nominations. We've seen some interesting films we're excited to review, including The King's Speech, my (our?) choice for Oscar's Best Picture of the year. Also- Nowhere Boy, a chronicle of John Lennon's childhood; The Cutting Edge: The Magic Of Movie Editing, "Editing is visual poetry"- George Lucas. (click Read More to continue)

The year of Slumdog Millionaire in the movie world is a Filmosopher delight. An expression of enlightening awareness.

A boy's epic journey of faith in Love, set among the unlikeliest of places. A swirling vortex of color, music and movement, blended into an exhilarating experience by the brilliant Danny Boyle. Did you see it coming with Trainspotting?

Superstar Big Al Green will join us and surely wax eloquently about his Slumdog Millionaire experience.

We'll also talk about the Oscars and last Sunday's show. (Hint- we loved it!)

It's the Filmosophers, with co-hosts Chris Busch and Bruce Miller, where we give our filmosophy on the movies and have filmosophical discussions.

Slumdog Millionaire "was the most moving picture I have seen for a while that left me with a feeling of great hope." - Big Al

Special K Malloy has put together an exciting event for movie fans. It's the Annual American Film Classics Week at the Sondheim Theatre. Beginning Sunday two great American film classics will be shown every day, and guest what- it's all free! Ken will be in the studio Friday with Filmosopher co-hosts Chris Busch & Bruce Miller to tell us all about it.

The 81st annual Academy Awards show is Sunday night. We'll talk about who we think will win and who we'd like to see win. Slumdog Millionaire starts Friday at the Co-Ed in Fairfield. It is the heavy favorite to win Best Picture.

"A few hours ago, you were giving chai for the phone walahs. And now you're richer than they will ever be. What a player!"

~ Slumdog Millionaire

Super Bowl Sunday is not only for sports fans and parties. It's when film fans get their first look at some of the biggest summer tent-pole releases. The Filmosophers are excited to say there are at least 8 ads for major films airing on Sunday. We'll tell you what they are, when they're opening and what the buzz is. Buzz buzz a-diddle-it.

Fairfield 1st Fridays Art Walk's 5th Annual Film Expo is coming up February 6-7. We'll preview that exciting event.

Two Oscar nominated films The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Doubt are showing in Fairfield's cultural district. We'll talk about those, plus Appaloosa, Ghost Town, Australia and more on

The Filmosophers, with the Brother beers Miller & Busch, where we give our filmosophy on the movies and have filmosophical discussions.

"Dr. Prashar - you're from a... scary country, right?"

~ Bertram Pincus Ghost Town

The Oscar nominations came out Thursday. We'll fill you in on who got in and who was left out. We'll look at the best match-ups in the major categories, like Sean Penn or Mickey Rourke for Best Actor.

We sometimes have the week's box office numbers. We'll let you know about the new releases in theatres and on DVD- if notable.

We'll have reviews on Valkyrie, Appaloosa and Ghost Town

It's the Filmosophers, with Chris Busch & Bruce Miller, where we give our filmosophy on the movies and have filmosophical discussions.

"Life has a way of making the foreseeable that which never happens... and the unforeseeable that which your life becomes." ~ Everett Hitch, Appaloosa