Hello Sensitive Cinephiles! Season 4 of The Crown is here and Cinema Therapy is ready to dive into all the royal family drama- Margaret Thatcher vs. The Queen, the appalling historical accounts of British history and of course, Princess Diana. After a torrid binge session, we will endeavor to work through our feelings with Cris Soto. Spend your Thanksgiving with The Crown and Cinema Therapy!Follow @cinematherapyshow on Instagram Follow @CinTherapyPod on Twitter Become a Patreon member today - @CinematherapyPod

Hello Sensitive Cinephiles! Election Day is around the corner and Cinema Therapy is energized by the civic-minded spirit in the air. Since this may be the most important election of our lifetime, we wanted to discuss a film where a U.S. policy matter was central to its theme. We’re so excited to talk about Unpregnant, a film available now on HBO Max.  Follow Cinema Therapy on Instagram @cinematherapyshow Follow Cinema Therapy on Twitter @CinTherapyPod Support us on Therapy @CinemaTherapyPod

In the days leading up to Halloween, Cinema Therapy is honoring the season of the witch by discussing the craft, coventry, and the journey of a woman coming into her power. In this episode we discuss the films The Craft, Midsommar, and The Witch, with our featured guest, Nicole Martin!Follow Cinema Therapy on Instagram - @cinematherapyshowFollow Cinema Therapy on Twitter - @CinTherapyPodSupport Cinema Therapy by becoming a Patreon subscriber! - @CinemaTherapyPod

Hello Sensitive Cinephiles! After a year marked with violence against Black Americans and increasing prejudice towards Asian Americans, Lovecraft Country offered an escape to a world where the same pitfalls exist for underserved populations, but magic can be used as a tool to regain their power. This week we discuss the acclaimed HBO series created by Misha Green. Joining us for this discussion is advertising professional Rachel Harrison.

Calling all formerly awkward middle schoolers! In this episode we discuss Pen15, a television series created and starring thirty-somethings Anna Konkle and Maya Erskine, who re-inhabit the setting of their middle school years while playing fictionalized versions of their teenage selves. Joining us this week is Sasha Coleman, a teacher, friend to both co-hosts Nicole and Karen, and a middle school teacher.  Follow Cinema Therapy Show on Instagram/Facebook @cinematherapyshow Follow Cinema Therapy Show on Twitter @CinTherapyPod Become a Patreon Member @CinemaTherapyPod

Welcome Sensitive Cinephiles to Season 3 of Cinema Therapy! In this episode we consider I May Destroy You, written and directed by Michaela Coel. Destruction has been one of the consistent themes of this year - from wildfires in the Western U.S., to the erasure of our so-called normal lives. With our guest, marketing and brand management professional Simone Parker, we will unpack how this series can lead us to destroying old norms in exchange for honest boundaries. Follow @cinematherapyshow on Instagram and Facebook@CinTherapyPod on Twitter Support Cinema Therapy by becoming a Patreon member!

She's beauty and she's grace, but she's also a witch, a sister, a mother, an ambitious law student, a survivor, and so much more. She's Sandra Bullock! Tonya, a spatial data scientist, military veteran, and movie lover joins this episode of Cinema Therapy to convert Nicole and Karen into Sandra Bullock devotees. Episode 37 explores and revisits classic Sandra Bullock films such as A Time to Kill, Practical Magic, and Birdbox. Do you believe in Sandy?Please Subscribe, Rate and Review!Follow Cinema Therapy on Instagram: @CinemaTherapyShow

Pride 2020 is here, time to celebrate Cinema Therapy style! Episode 36 covers several groundbreaking films portraying the LGBTQ+ community, including Paris is Burning, The Queen, But I’m a Cheerleader, and Pariah. Movie buff, Witch, and Playwright Maxwel Martinez graces us as our special guest! Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review! Follow us on Instagram @cinematherapyshow

This week we are celebrating Black joy! After nearly four seasons of Insecure, we've watched a cast of diverse Black characters navigate romantic relationships, friendships, family, career, self love and growth! Guests Joy Anderson and Kevin Coleman bless Episode 35 of CINEMA THERAPY to discuss Season 4 of Insecure. Is Molly and Issa's friendship on its breaking point? Are you Team Lawrence or Team Nathan? Tune into CINEMA THERAPY today to prep yourself for Insecure 's Season 4 finale and to learn more sources of BLACK JOY in television and film. Please Subscribe, Rate and Review!Follow Cinema Therapy on Instagram: @CinemaTherapyShow

Whether it’s the music that tugs at our heartstrings, the inspiration from seeing dreamers of any and all ages follow their passions, the pain of witnessing the loss of a loved one, or simply the sensation that is the ups and downs of life-the magic of Disney’s Pixar encapsulates it all, and it makes us cry! Episode 34 gets opens us up to talk about our feelings with films UP, INSIDE OUT, and ONWARD. Media producer Will Salvi joins as a guest on this episode of Cinema Therapy!