Radio’s intimate, disembodied voice makes a compelling setting, whether for comedy, rebellion or menace. A Prairie Home Companion has a live radio variety show facing cancellation, The Fisher King has a disgraced shock jock seeking redemption, and Pump Up the Volume has a teen’s anonymous pirate broadcasts becoming a voice for his peers. Private Parts, Talk Radio and Good Morning, Vietnam round out the six.
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A Prairie Home Companion (2006)
TMDB ★ 6.4
The cast of a beloved radio variety show faces its final broadcast with humour and grace, in Robert Altman's last film.
Directed by Robert Altman · 1h 45m · Rated PG-13
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A disgraced radio shock jock seeks redemption by helping a homeless man on a bizarre personal quest.
Directed by Terry Gilliam · 2h 18m · Rated R
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An irreverent armed forces radio DJ's unconventional broadcasts entertain troops and infuriate his superiors.
Directed by Barry Levinson · 2h 01m · Rated R
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