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Interview by Paul Salfen, Text by Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In an era when algorithms fight for every second of a teenager’s attention and one viral catastrophe can shatter lives, award-winning author Aida Salazar delivers a timely, tender, and wildly entertaining verse novel that feels like a cool river after a fever. STREAM reunites

At this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, two rising stars sat down with AMFM Magazine’s Paul Salfen to talk about the most fun, most surprising, and most unexpectedly deep project of their careers. SWITCH — the completed eight-episode independent series created by showrunners Isabelle Platt and WGA Award-winner Sofya Levitsky-Weitz — flips the classic “boy meets

https://www.amfm-magazine.tv/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Time-of-Death.m4a This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. Coming soon to theaters is Time of Death, a spooky prison-set crime story that follows an investigator looking into a released prisoner's disappearance and what actually happened during an execution years ago. He finds that nothing is as it seems, which proves to be a

Exclusive interview by Paul Salfen, Text by Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In a world facing fertilizer shortages, energy instability, and accelerating climate chaos, a powerful new documentary arrives with both urgent warning and tangible hope. Groundswell — the stirring final chapter of the groundbreaking trilogy that began with Kiss the Ground and Common Ground

In the vibrant streets of New York, where the precise tuning of a Steinway can unlock far more than melody, TUNER delivers a stylish fusion of romance, drama, and high-stakes heist suspense. Academy Award-winning director Daniel Roher makes his narrative feature debut with this captivating story of a gifted young piano tuner whose extraordinary ear

Exclusive interview by Paul Salfen, Text by Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine When the producers of the sweeping historical epic Chief of War set out to tell the story of Hawaiian unification from an authentic indigenous perspective, they needed more than costumes and sets — they needed every frame to feel lived-in, respected, and visually

When concert pianist Mia Nox’s thoracic spine shatters in a freak accident just weeks before her Carnegie Hall solo, her carefully constructed world begins to unravel. A younger lover books her coveted Lincoln Center audition, signs with her manager, and drifts toward another woman while Mia lies paralyzed, questioning whether the man she trusted is

This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters this weekend is Power Ballad, the new music-based film from John Carney, who hit us in the feels with Once, Sing Street, and Flora+Son. This time around, the story revolves around a wedding band singer, played by Paul Rudd, who moved to Ireland after