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Civil War Review: Ahead of Its Time and Years Too Late
When Alex Garland stepped out to introduce Civil War at the London multimedia screening, he said, "I honestly don't know what to say. I really don't know how to set this film up".
Immaculate Review: Sydney Sweeney Is Electric in a Film Looking to Get Under Your Skin
Sydney Sweeney is having her breakout season.
The last six months have seen the twenty-six-year-old produce and star in the $214 million grossing rom-com Anyone But You, land a role in Marvel's Madame Web opposite Dakota Johnson, host SNL, and now she produces and leads the religious horror Immaculate.
FEATURE PRESENTATION: A Conversation with Billie Melissa Rogan
Host Jack Martin invites filmmaker and journalist Billie Melissa Rogan onto the show to talk about her new short film I LOVE YOU GUYS! (now available on YouTube), films that tackle social injustice, and other hard-hitting topics - like how much we both love Richard Linklater's upcoming film HIT MAN!
The 2024 Oscars: Maestro - Episode 133
Does summer sing in us? We try to answer that question as we talk about 'Maestro' with guest director Billie Melissa! We talk BAFTA reactions, Bradley Cooper, Maestro, Oscar chances, the Best Original Screenplay race, and so much more!
FYC: Dominic Sessa for Supporting Actor
Angus Tully’s first line in The Holdovers tells us everything we need to know about him.
Ridiculed by Doug Crandall, who snatches Tully’s swimwear from his suitcase, jesting that it looks like “women’s underwear”, Tully quickly retorts, “It’s the same swimsuit James Bond wears in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Can’t get more masculine than that.”
Richard Linklater on God Save Texas, Ivan Cantu and Hope
God Save Texas is a trilogy of films from three distinct filmmakers designed to chronicle the state's past, present, and future. Hometown Prison, directed by five-time Oscar-nominee Richard Linklater, is the first entry to the series.
Spaceman Review: Adam Sandler Stars in Johan Renck’s Tender Portrait of Loneliness
Spaceman is the latest addition to the cinematic universe of Adam Sandler attacking a dramatic role with the same fervour he has done for his entire comedy career.
New “The Dynasty” Series on AppleTV+ Is More Than Just a Sports Story
In 2024, "Bill Belichick and Tom Brady walk into a Super Bowl as underdogs" sounds like a poor gag setup from a stand-up set, but - in 2002 - it was reality.
Bob Marley: One Love Review: More Films Should Care This Much About Its Audience
Musical biopics are a dime a dozen. They most often come served as huge dynamic films with dazzling set pieces and promise you the definitive story of an icon.
Argylle Review: A Good Time Until It Isn’t
Since Argylle's first trailer landed, people have been flooding social media with speculations about who could be the real Agent Argylle.
God Save Texas: Hometown Prison Review: Richard Linklater’s Compassionate Portrait of a Bleak System
South of Dallas and North of Houston is a city named Huntsville. Home to approximately 46,000 members of the Lone Star state, the unassuming place holds vibrant treasures like local cafés and diners where kids eat free, and community reigns supreme.
Interview With Jazmin Jones on Seeking Mavis Beacon: “You Are an Expert in Your Own Experience”
Making movies is a vulnerable act. You're inviting an audience into your mind to see the world through your eyes, hoping they hold your curiosities with care.
Seeking Mavis Beacon Review: Jazmin Jones’ Directorial Debut Is a Triumph
Technology takes the forefront in Jazmin Jones' directorial debut, Seeking Mavis Beacon, a buddy road-trip documentary about two friends on a quest.
Origin Review: Ava DuVernay Delivers Her Bold Vision Flawlessly
In the wake of George Floyd's murder, Isabel Wilkerson released her book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents. It studies the caste system and social stratification, linking the experiences of people of color in America with the caste systems of India and Nazi Germany.
Wonka Review: Timothée Chalamet Dazzles as the Famous Chocolatier
Daydreamers, Wonka is the film for you this festive season as Paul King delivers a treat that once again reminds us why we're safe in the arms of the Paddington director.