SummaryAlex Lebovici shares his first movie memory and discusses his love for cinema. He talks about going to the theater with his parents and how they would watch movies at home almost every night. Alex also talks about his experience with different movie theater formats, such as drive-ins and 4D theaters. He discusses how his taste in movies evolved over time and how he started choosing his own movies as a teenager. He shares how the movie 'Bowfinger' inspired him to pursue a career in filmmaking and talks about his experience in film school. Alex Lebovici and Jessica Kantor discuss their experiences with movies and their children in this conversation. They talk about introducing their kids to different films, dealing with scary scenes, and creating a safe, enjoyable movie-watching experience. They also discuss the film 'Boy Kills World' and how personal taste and the marketplace influence the projects they choose. The conversation touches on the power of movies to transport and inspire and the importance of creating unique and honest films.See Boy Kills World in theaters as of Friday, 4/26/2024. TakeawaysMovie memories can be formed at a young age and can have a lasting impact.Different movie theater formats offer unique experiences.Taste in movies can evolve over time and be influenced by various factors.The movie 'Bowfinger' inspired Alex Lebovici to pursue a career in filmmaking.Film schools can provide opportunities to explore and appreciate a wide range of films. Introducing children to movies can be a fun and exciting experience, but it's important to consider their age and sensitivity to scary scenes.Creating a safe and comfortable movie-watching environment, whether at home or in a theater, can enhance the enjoyment of the film.Personal taste and the marketplace play a role in the projects that filmmakers choose to produce.The film 'Boy Kills World' combines comedy, innocence, horror, and thriller elements, creating a unique and unexpected viewing experience.Movies have the power to transport and inspire and can create lasting memories and connections with loved ones.International travel can provide opportunities to explore different theaters and experience movies with diverse audiences.The film 'Road to Perdition' is recommended as a movie to show children in their early teens, as it showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of filmmaking.TitlesThe Impact of Film SchoolEvolution of Movie Preferences Boy Kills World: A Unique Blend of GenresRoad to Perdition: A Cinematic MasterpieceChapters00:00 First Movie Memories and Early Cinema Experiences06:03 Evolution of Movie Preferences15:03 The Movie That Inspired a Filmmaking Career31:20 Boy Kills World: A Unique Blend of Genres38:56 Exploring Movies in Different Theaters and Cultures New Episodes Every Wednesday!EPISODE CREDITS:Host, Producer, Editor: Jessica KantorBooker: Noelia MurphyBe sure to follow and tag Raising Cinephiles on  Instagram