Before we get to this week's episode, I just want to put in a plug for Cinevent.

Cinevent is a 50-year-old institution in Columbus, Ohio, and I'll be there this year,

signing copies of my new book, which is pre-publication.

It's called Hooked on Hollywood, and joining a lot of film buff pals and friends and fellow

travelers, as they say,

watching really rare films on a big screen.

A lot of fun, and you should join us.

Check it out at sinevent.com.

Now entering nerdist.com.

Hi, I'm Leonard Martin.

And I'm Jesse Malton. And you're listening to Malton on movies.

We have not one but two great guests today,

Alia Shawcat and Miguel Artetta.

And they have collaborated on a new movie called Duck Butter, of which much more will be said.

But first, welcome to both of you.

Hi, thank you.

And this is, we're having Miguel back because we got to have you on with Mike White,

talk about Beatriz at dinner, which when we interviewed with you,

we hadn't gotten to see yet, have now watched it multiple times. What an amazing movie.

Oh, thank you, Jesse. What a gorgeous movie. And I got to introduce it at the Savannah

Film Festival with Salma. Oh, how great. And talked to her on stage, which was really cool.

I definitely geeked out really hard because she was so close to me and she kept getting

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