DIRECTOR'S CUT
Director's Cut is a new studio-based television series produced by WPT and hosted by Charles Monroe-Kane. This series features Wisconsin filmmakers and provides a venue to discuss and screen independent film. Each 30-minute episode provides an opportunity for guest artists to discuss the creative process and screen clips from their completed projects or works-in-progress. Contact us at directorscut@wpt.org.
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Charles Monroe-Kane
An experienced broadcaster and a passionate fan of independent filmmaking, Charles brings a fresh and enthusiastic style to Director’s Cut. He welcomes viewers to join his conversations with guests to explore the world of Wisconsin filmmaking.
RECENTLY ON DIRECTOR'S CUT
Andy Beversdorf
In 2005, the state of Wisconsin became the laughing stock of the nation as it debated a proposal to legalize the shooting of cats. "Here, Kitty, Kitty" scratches beneath the media blitz to reveal a surprisingly nuanced tale involving ruthless cat-lovers, unapologetic cat-drowners, slandered scientists, death threats, and deposed politicians. Watch and find out who is left standing when all the hissing and clawing subsides. Recorded June 24.
Amrys O. Williams
Host Charles Monroe-Kane discusses "I Have a Sister" with filmmaker Amrys O. Williams. This short film tells the story of how an adverse reaction to the DPT vaccine left the filmmaker's younger sister with brain damage. Recorded April 8, 2008.
Erik Gunneson
Host Charles Monroe-Kane discusses "Milk Punch" with filmmaker Erik Gunneson. "Milk Punch" follows a couple of aimless young punks, Boot and Curly, who decide one hot day to steal a mint 1972 Delta '88. On a long joy ride with unemployed Verona, they initially elude the owners of the vehicle, who are seeking retribution. Recorded April 8, 2008.