Watch With Jen Giveaway: Win 1 of 3 Annual Subscriptions to Film Movement Plus

April Giveaway on Twitter

One of the five films recommended on this week's Watch With Jen podcast is Marine Francen's gorgeous 2017 feature The Sower, which you can find on both Tubi (free with ads) and Film Movement Plus, alongside one of my favorite films — Antonia's Line — which I compare to The Sower in the episode.

And generously, the amazingly kind people at Film Movement have agreed to give away three annual subscriptions (valued at $59.99) to their outstanding digital streaming service to Film Intuition readers and Watch With Jen listeners.

To enter, follow me on Twitter and retweet this contest announcement (quote tweets or retweeting with comments doesn't count) by 11:59 PM on Thursday, April 30. I will select three winners using this random selector tool to ensure that everyone has a fair chance to stream Film Movement's terrific library of films free for a year. Winners will be notified via Twitter DM at the beginning of May.

Boasting everything from the hottest new independent and foreign films from the world's top festivals to classics like Bill Forsyth's Gregory's Girl, Oscar winners like Pelle the Conquerer, foreign adaptations of works by authors such as Elena Ferrante, spaghetti westerns like The Great Beauty, cult favorites including John Woo's first movie, and four from Takeshi Kitano, Film Movement Plus offers something for everyone. And if you're eager to get watching right away, new users can sign up for a 30-day free trial and 50% off of the first month of paid membership with the promo code 50FMP.

No purchase required to win, of course! Thank you so much for reading and listening - good luck on the April giveaway and remember to check out new episodes of Watch With Jen (as well as our sister podcast Watch With Jen & Friends featuring a stellar panel of guests) on Spotify, Google, Stitcher, or through my patreon page.

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Film Intuition News: Jen Johans Joins One Perfect Shot as Contributing Editor

In addition to reviewing titles here at Film Intuition, I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be joining forces with talented filmmaker Geoff Todd as a contributing editor of One Perfect Shot.

Eager to celebrate the visual side of films along with the analytic, I've begun programming stills for One Perfect Shot's Facebook Community in anticipation for the launch of the social media group's official website.

With the new site scheduled to hit the web in a few weeks (around Film Intuition's ninth anniversary), you can expect more exciting posts and varying multimedia creations including collages and videos to debut here online.

As always, the best way to keep up with the newest updates from myself (Jen Johans) and Film Intuition is to subscribe to the site's Facebook or Twitter feeds.

Additionally, please consider checking out the phenomenally popular One Perfect Shot either at its original Twitter home and/or the Facebook Community where you can see my picks before they reach even Twitter.

 

The One Perfect Shot Story:

What started on Twitter as a way to not only honor cinema's past but hopefully inspire the next generation of filmmakers has quickly reached more than 80,000 likeminded film lovers around the globe.

With an Indiegogo funded official website on the way that will offer devotees the chance to celebrate and share their own favorite images, One Perfect Shot (OPS) has continued to expand its community of movie lovers on Facebook, Wordpress, and beyond. And along the way, OPS has garnered press coverage from others who've enjoyed the ride in online publications such as A.V. Club and Mashable.

Regularly deriving inspiration right along with its subscribers by putting the clever submissions of fellow sharp-eyed cineastes to use, One Perfect Shot has also begun building a team (including Film Intuition writer Jen Johans) in anticipation for its online expansion.

First brought to life by Geoff Todd, OPS is still operated by Portland based filmmaker.

While perfection can be hard to define, passionate film lovers know it when they see it and it's this unspoken recognition that unites one film fan to the next regardless of land or language. More than just appreciation in the eye of the beholder, shots are what unite films from one frame to the next — standing alone as well as together while also standing the test of time.

To OPS creator Geoff Todd, "a perfect shot conveys the very soul of the story it’s working with. Whether it’s harsh lighting and quirky angles, or the rich aesthetics of someone like [legendary cinematographer] Jack Cardiff, the perfect shot is a story in itself."

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Film Event: Raising Arizona Tweet-Along (April 10)

Film Intuition
&
The Deuce: Grindhouse Cinema Database
Present

A Tweet-Along with Joel & Ethan Coen's Raising Arizona
@ 5PM EST on Saturday, April 10 on Twitter

We'll "Be Taking These Huggies and Whatever" Tweets You've Got.

To Join the Conversation Tweet #RA (for Raising Arizona) so that Others Can Find You and Chat Along.

How to View:

If you have the movie, begin playing at 5:00 pm EST.

Otherwise Stream it with Netflix Instant Viewing

Also Available for Purchase, Rental, VOD & on iTunes

Site News: All The Tweets That Are Fit To Type: Film Intuition Joins Twitter

Why track down every RSS feed individually for the various updates that fill the Review Database, Trailer & Photo Gallery, Video Screening Room, and Jen's P.O.V. Page that comprise Film Intuition's thousands of individual screens?

Save yourself some time and clicks and Follow Film Intuition on Twitter to discover all the updates and Adventures of a Film Critic in one place and check out what's new right away. And please bear with the tiny amount of updates as we've just joined the ranks of Twitter this week.

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