Summary: Wes Anderson’s RUSHMORE was a minor indie hit during its initial run starting in late 1998, but it marked the arrival of a significant new directing talent, and established a brilliant new stage of Bill Murray’s career. Adam and Josh – who joins the show from Ebert Interruptus in Boulder, CO - give Anderson's film the Sacred Cow treatment and unveil your 2017 Filmspotting Madness champion. Also, Adam's interview with Charlie Siskel, co-director the Oscar-nominated "Finding Vivian Maier" and director of the new doc AMERICAN ANARCHIST. Siskel also shares his Top 5 Most Influential Docs.<br><br>0:00-1:29 - Billboard<br>1:29-35:09 - Sacred Cow: "Rushmore"<br><em>Cat Stevens, "The Wind"</em><br>38:33-1:00:22 - FS Madness Champion / Poll<br><em>The Rolling Stones, "I Am Waiting"</em><br>1:01:18-1:35:22 - Interview: Charlie Siskel<br>1:35:22-1:37:55 - Close
