This week, KPolly and Dori are joined by Milwaukee Film Programming Director Kerstin Larson to preview the 2023 Milwaukee Film Festival, which runs from April 20 to May 4. They give the inside scoop on which films to keep an eye out for during week one of the festival and how an event like this comes together. Get more information about this year's festival on the Milwaukee Film website.

This week, Dori Zori talks one-on-one with Michael Neelsen about his documentary "Beyond Human Nature.'' The true-crime story, which will air at this year's Milwaukee Film Festival, focuses on a death that happened in Green Bay back in 1992. They talk about the filmmaking process, as well as what inspired the Wisconsin director growing up.Showtimes: 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April 29, at the Times Cinema; and 9:15 p.m. Monday, May 2, at the Oriental Theatre.

This week, Dori and KPolly are amazed by the movie Inside featuring Wisconsin native Willem Dafoe. In this psychological thriller, Dafoe plays an art thief who is trapped in a luxurious apartment and must do what he can to survive. The Cinebuds applaud the creative choices within the film, which they do NOT recommend for kids. Plus, they talk about the other things they've been watching.

This week, Dori and KPolly turn to their Netflix accounts to watch Luther: The Fallen Sun. Idris Elba stars in the film, bringing back his titular character from the popular BBC crime drama. The Cinebuds talk about the action-packed scenes, as well as their thoughts on whether Idris Elba should be the new James Bond.

This week, Dori and KPolly skip right over Creed I and II to see Creed III in theaters (don't worry, there are flashbacks within the film to help you catch up). There’s a lot that really impresses the Cinebuds, including the sound design, Micheal B. Jordan's directorial debut and incredible acting. Plus, the duo talk about what else they've been watching and their favorite movie snacks.

This week, Dori and KPolly react to the love story that is Bones and All. The Cinebuds talk about the moments that stuck with them from the 2022 film featuring Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell. Then, to cleanse the palette, they discuss what else they've been watching.

This week, Cinebuds KPolly and Dori talk about Emily, a period piece that focuses on author Emily Brontë's life pre-Wuthering Heights. The duo share their thoughts on director Frances O'Connor's debut and the close relationships in the film. Plus, they mention the movies they've been watching in their spare time.

It's all about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll this week on Cinebuds. Dori and KPolly discuss Meet Me In The Bathroom, a documentary showcasing the NYC journey of bands like The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and LCD Soundsystem. Plus, they react to Rihanna's Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show.

This week, Cinebuds watched 'Knock at the Cabin," the new psychological thriller in theaters. Dori and KPolly share their thoughts on it all, from the talented cast to M. Night Shyamalan's directing technique. Plus, they react to that episode of The Last of Us everyone is talking about.

This week, the Cinebuds unpack their feelings about "The Whale." Oscar-nominated actor Brendan Fraser plays a morbidly obese man desperate to reconnect with his teenage daughter. Dori and KPolly talk about "the Brendanaissance" that has followed the film. Plus, they share one show they're both binge-watching.