Launched this week! @LawonFilm, a new podcast exploring the rich connections between law and film. Created and hosted by @JonathanHafetz Check it out:

Truly honored to have legendary attorney Robert B. Fiske, Jr., join me on @lawonfilm podcast to talk about "Mr. Untouchable" and his experience prosecuting the historic Nicky Barnes narcotics case.

On the latest episode, @DrMelOB joins to explore two movies about the Cambodian genocide: "First They Killed My Father" and "The Gate" (or "Les Temps des Aveux") You can listen here:

Great kick off to the new year on @Criterion

New on @lawonfilm: A deep dive into labor law and history with @fredbjacob through John Sayles's masterpiece, "Matewan".

Thanks again to Professor Darryl Flaherty for joining me on @lawonfilm to talk about two films about the environmental disaster at Minamata, Japan, and what it tells us about Japanese law and society. New episode drops tomorrow.

New on @LawonFilm: two movies on the environmental disaster at Minamata, Japan: I'm joined by Professor Darryl Flaherty, a historian who has studied law and social change in Japan.

New on @lawonfilm podcast: a deep dive into Ridley Scott's "Black Hawk Down," the Battle of Mogadishu, and the law of humanitarian intervention, with @_WayneLaw's Greg Fox.

ICYMI, my latest @lawonfilm podcast with @setonhall’s Golbarg Rekabtalaei on the truly great Iranian film “The Separation,” and what it tells us about the intense contradictions at the heart of Iranian society today. You can listen here:

RT @nminow: #bales2024filmchallenge October 24 Movie filmed in multiple countries The stunningly gorgeous The Fall filmed in Jaipur, Capet…

In the new episode of @lawonfilm, I'm joined by @SetonHall's Professor Golbarg Rekabtalaei to talk about "A Separation," Asghar Farhadi's superb, Oscar-winning drama that provides a window into law and society in Iran.

Thanks again to @lennibenson @nylawschool & @Jeff_Kahn1 @smulawschool for joining me to discuss “Bridge of Spies” and important questions at the intersection of immigration, criminal justice, and national security on @lawonfilm New episode drops tomorrow.

A key takeaway from my podcast with @LenniBenson and @Jeff_Kahn1 on the movie "Bridge of Spies" @lawonfilm is how immigration law can be exploited to undermine important constitutional protections. Check out our discussion at 12:12 & 33:06:

RT @SMULawSchool: Professor @Jeff_Kahn1 was recently interviewed on the @LawOnFilm podcast regarding the movie Bridge of Spies (2015). The…

On the latest episode (#32) @LenniBenson and @Jeff_Kahn1 join me for a deep dive into "Bridge of Spies". Listen to our discussion of how the intersection of national security and immigration in Cold War America still reverberates today.

Enjoyed learning more about the Mexican artist and film scene designer, Antonio Ruiz @MuseoAmparo in #puebla

Terrific panel at #IBAMexico @BMA_Abogadoson on the documentary "War and Justice" about the #ICC. The film brilliantly crystalizes key issues about international justice on film. @IBAevents #WarAndJustice @warandjustice24

Terrific selection of courtroom dramas now streaming on the indispensable @criterionchannl: Check out the additional commentary on movies like "12 Angry Men," "Anatomy of a Murder," and "My Cousin Vinny" on @lawonfilm podcast:

"The Goldman Case" is a gripping courtroom drama that explores how justice, fairness, and bias all intersect in the the trial of French revolutionary Pierre Goldman @IFCCenter

#JamesEarlJones was a truly magnificent actor with incredible performances on stage and screen. RIP

The new episode of @lawonfilm delves into the neo-noir classic, "Chinatown," to explore law, power, and corruption in the battle over water rights in Los Angeles, with John Walton @ucdavis. Listen here: