Director Ralph Arlyck Talks I LIKE IT HERE on THE SOUNDS OF FILM
Ralph Arlyck, the acclaimed director of “I Like It Here,” will be featured on the Sounds of Film radio show. This documentary, which has won the International Critics Prize at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival and been an official selection at numerous prestigious film festivals including Palm Springs and New York Jewish, will be opening at the Firehouse: DCTV in New York on August 23. Stay tuned for additional screenings in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Boston this Fall.
Ralph Arlyck, an American documentary filmmaker with a rich career spanning decades, explores his neighborhood and personal history in “I Like It Here.” Approaching his 80th year, Arlyck reflects on the journey of life, the impacts of aging, and the importance of meaningful connections and simple joys. His film captures these themes with his characteristic warmth and insight, blending decades of footage into a poignant personal essay.
Arlyck’s work is known for its intimate and reflective style, and “I Like It Here” is no exception. From his early short film, “Sean,” to the celebrated “Following Sean,” Arlyck has consistently delivered films that resonate deeply with audiences. Tune in to The Sounds of Film to hear more about his latest project and his unique perspective on life’s final chapters.
THE SOUNDS OF FILM is the nation’s longest running film, music, and ideas themed radio show. For the past 30 years, the program has delivered a popular mix of interviews and music to listeners all over Long Island, parts of Connecticut and streaming live worldwide on the internet. Past people interviewed for the show include Alec Baldwin, Billy Joel, Connie Stevens, Carter Burwell, Alex Winter, Dionne Warwick, Jason Biggs, Nile Rodgers, Eric B, Vanilla Fudge, Gary U.S. Bonds, and Chuck D.
Worldwide listeners can tune into the internet livestream of the SOUNDS OF FILM on Thursday at 6pm EST at wusb.fm.
