Hi this is Steve from the Cinephiles. So a lot of you have been asking if you can find out what movie we're going to talk about next so you can watch it before the show.

So that's exactly what we're going to do.

Next time on the Cinephiles in honor of the greatest Mohammed Ali

we're going to talk about the fantastic Academy Award winning 1996 documentary

When We Were Kings. Now for those of you who haven't seen it, this film focuses on

what's arguably Ali's greatest fight, the rumble in the jungle, the battle

between Ali and George Foreman and Zaire. But the film's a lot more than that. It focuses

on music and culture at a time in America and the world where things were changing very fast.

It's definitely worth your time. Unfortunately, this one's a little tough to get.

It's not on any of the major digital services like Hulu, Amazon, Netflix, or iTunes.

The only way to get it is on DVD. So if you still have a Netflix DVD subscription you can get it that way or you might

be able to buy it online. But like I said, When We're Kings is definitely worth your time and

we have a great time talking about it on the cinephiles. We'll see you then.

Hello and welcome once again to the cineophiles where every week we enter the world of a classic film

explore its ideas, the filmmaking, its history, and the influence it's had on us today.

My name is Steve Morris. I'm a filmmaker and directing an instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, I'm John Roca. I'm an actor, voice over artist, and host of shows and podcasts like this here in Los Angeles.

And today we're going to do something it's maybe a

little bit different. You know when we started recording the Synophiles just a few

weeks ago and we wanted to get a few shows in the can to get practiced and to be ready for when we're launching,

it's actually launching just a few days from now.

And then something happened a few days ago that made us want to do a film right away and that is the passing of

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