269 - Lawrence 'Black Bear' Michael Levine & Scott 'Let 'Em Play' Marshutz Interviews

Lee Hutchison is joined this week by two directors to discuss their films, Lawrence 'Black Bear' Michael Levine & Scott 'Let 'Em Play' Marshutz 

Up first is the writer/director of Black Bear, Lawrence Michael Levine. Starring Aubrey Plaza, Christopher Abbott and Sarah Gadon it follows a filmmaker at a creative impasse who seeks solace from her tumultuous past at a rural retreat, only to find that the woods summon her inner demons in intense and surprising ways. 

Black Bear is out in the UK on all digital platforms from Friday the 23rd. 

Up next is the director of the documentary Let 'Em Play Scott Marshutz whose film follows a group of hopefuls looking to be part of the US Paralympic Team and competing in Tokyo in 2021, their journeys are filled with unique trials - from injuries to training disruptions, rule changes and more.

Aligning with the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the film aims to bring awareness to the importance of inclusive legislation, while telling a compelling story about four inspiring young people with disabilities, and showcasing how simply the opportunity to compete positively impacted their lives, families, and communities.

Let 'Em Play will be available for both PPV & VOD on April 20th.

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