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What would you show to the public if you had access to one of the largest film archives in the world? For 9 years, Jim Healy had to figure that out as he served as the programmer at the George Eastman House in Rochester, NY, and now serves as the programmer for the UW Cinematheque in Madison. Jim traces his early years going to the movies with his brother Pat and his lucky break into programming at the Chicago International Film Festival. The two discuss the work he did at the archive and now serving the University as well as the public, the challenges of digital and 35mm, and how international audiences react to the work of John Cassavetes. Finally, Jim digs up an old treasure waiting for rediscover: The Mind Reader, a Warner Brothers Pre-Code classic with Warren William conning his way from circuses to Park Avenue. 0:00-2:11 Opening3:18-8:04 Establishing Shots - The Mend8:50-1:02:01 Deep Focus - Jim Healy1:02:52-1:05:08 Mubi Sponsorship1:06:15-1:22:37 Double Exposure - The Mind Reader (Roy Del Ruth)1:22:42-1:25:27 Close