It's a long one, but Hollister & O'Toole have TWO centuries to discuss: ​ The 20th (24:05): writer/director Mike Mills explores his relationship with his real-life mother in 20th Century Women. Are parents ever knowable to their children - and vice versa? Starring Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig (Mistress America; Maggie's Plan), Elle Fanning, Billy Crudup (Jackie), and Lucas Jade Zumann. ​ The 19th (43:32): from across the pond, Victoria, starring Jenna Coleman (Me Before You)

It's the Big Screen vs. the Little Screen. At 1:54: This week's #ListOfSix: Our 6 Favorite Spin-offs. 7:44: Hollister makes a Supreme case for Loving, a narrative film highlighting the 1967 landmark civil rights decision Loving v. Virginia. Starring Joel Edgerton (Jane Got a Gun) and Oscar nominee Ruth Negga as the couple (and plaintiffs), whose marriage (and case) invalidated laws prohibiting interracial marriage. 11:44: An epic love? A United Kingdom. Starring David Oye

This week's focus:  dystopian views of the future. ​ Tribeca Film Festival spotlights VR (Virtual Reality). Will it be the end of "flatties"? ​ At 4:40: Silence of the Lambs: This week's #ListofSix remembers the late, great Jonathan Demme. ​ 10:53: Richard Gere as Willy Loman? Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer. ​ 17:47: The Circle. Starring Emma Watson (Beauty and the Beast) and Tom Hanks. Written and directed by James Ponsoldt (The End of the Tour