Summary: For certain film lovers, a new Kelly Reichardt film is an event. Spare and deliberately paced movies like WENDY AND LUCY and MEEK’S CUTOFF are treasured for their detail and observation - and for their focus on the lives of women. Reichardt’s latest - CERTAIN WOMEN - continues in that tradition, with a trio of loosely connected stories starring Laura Dern, Michelle Williams and Kristen Stewart. This week, a review of WOMEN, plus Adam's interview with Reichardt and the third film in the Luis Bunuel marathon - 1954's ROBINSON CRUSOE.<br><br>0:00-1:23 - Billboard<br>1:23-21:03 - Interview: Kelly Reichardt<br>21:03-35:39 - Review: "Certain Women"<br><em>Deap Vally, "Smile More"</em><br>36:58-48:28 - Notes / Polls<br>48:28-1:08:35 - CIFF recap<br><em>Deap Vally, "Teenage Queen"</em><br>1:09:41-1:15:42 - Donations<br>1:15:42-1:32:51 - Buñuel #2: "Robinson Crusoe"<br>1:32:51-1:47:15 - Close / Hot Mics
