In this episode we are joined by Owner and Proprietor of Goldie's Farm Carlos Garcia. We are reviewing 3 movies: Frank Perry's Last Summer, Last Summer (2021) and The Way Way Back (2013).

We are observing Pride Month with some movie selections that celebrate our brothers and sisters in the LGBTQIA movement. We have selected the following 3 films. Carmin Tropical directed by Rigoberto Perezcano (2014), the Brazilian film The Way He Moves (2014)and finally, Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers On A Train (1951.)

Our guest this month is Film maker and Burrito King Pepe Urquijo. You can catch Pepe making SF Mission burritos in Brooklyn, NYC at B'klyn Burro.

Parrot and Pancho discuss movies about baseball. They review Late Life: The Chien-Ming Wang Story, Fences and Bang the Drums Slowly.

Since April is National Poetry Month, we selected movies about poets or poetry. In the New category, or films released within the previous 3 years, we have the Kindergarten Teacher (2018)starring Maggie Gyllenhaal. Next, in our Mature selection or films released within the last 20 years, we have POESIA SIN FIN (dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky, 2017). And finally, in our Classics section or movies over 20 years old, we have THE RAVEN (Starring Vicent Price, 1963).

Welcome to AT THEE CANTON, a little platica about new and old movies by 2 Xicano guys. One from SoCal, the other NoCal. I’m Aztec Parrot, the Producer, the poet, the Dodger pauper and fan, the asphalt jungle street DJ, the 3 timing Padrino, and now host of AT THEE CANTON. That’s THEE with 2 E’s. And he's Pancho, the SF Public Librarian from San Jose.

In this inaugural episode, Parrot and Pancho celebrate Women's History Month by reviewing 3 movies, ¡Las Sandinistas! (dir. Jenny Murray, USA 2018), Mosquita y Mari (dir. Aurora Guerrero, USA 2013), and Maria Candelaria (dir. Emilio Fernandez, Mexico 1944)