Filmotomy Podcast

Filmotomy were honoured to be in the presence of the woman behind and in front of the camera on the film Lingua Franca - Isabel Sandoval. Joining the filmmaker are Robin Write and Sarah Williams for FemmeFilmFest21.

As part of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival Robin Write of Filmotomy and Meagan Adele Lopez from the Competition Selection jury spoke to French filmmaker Agnes Patron the creator of the animated short film And Then The Bear.

The super talented young filmmaker Ragini Bhasin recently spoke to Robin Write of Filmotomy about two of her acclaimed short films Ghazaal and Hide and Seek. Both were part of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival running in the Competition Selection.

What an insightful chat Robin Write had with filmmaker Kate Novack as she discussed the inspiration behind and the technical aspects of her short documentary film Hysterical Girl.

Robin Write speaks to the talented director behind the short film Diagonal, part of the Competition Selection at the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Robin Write had the pleasure of reconnecting with filmmaker Meghann Artes this time talking about her new short film Oh Baby! which is part of the Competition Selection for the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival.

Robin Write is joined by the director of the short film PADDY, Roisín Kearney, as well as two of the stars of the films, Cian Hughes and Kiri Flaherty. The film plays as part of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival and can be seen with all the over coverage at filmotomy.com.

There are not many words to introduce the latest podcast from Filmotomy. On 22nd November 2020 we all sadly lost Jonathan Holmes. There were so many ways we wanted to immortalise this genuine good guy, in the end Doug Jamieson and Robin Write had a conversation about him, looking back at the impact he had on so many different groups of people. Included here are soundbites from just a few of his many podcast appearances, and scroll down below to links to many others as well as some of his great writing for the site. R.I.P. Jonathan Holmes (Mister Brown) - you are sadly missed. PODCASTS Episode 2 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/woo-la-podcast-live-not-at-the-oscars Episode 8 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/woo-la-podcast-8-goodbye-summer-cinema-hello-fall-films Episode 37 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-episode-37-uncensored-cinema Episode 49 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-49-oscars-acting-categories-but-which-one Episode 51 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-51-the-shining-and-room-237 Episode 57 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-57-anticipating-the-cinema-of-2019 Episode 67 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-67-its-the-disney-movies-show Episode 70 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-70-lars-von-trier Episode 76 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-76-summertime-movies Episode 95 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-95-lets-talk-about-star-wars Episode 96 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-96-predicting-the-92nd-oscars Episode 98 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/filmotomy-podcast-98-so-this-is-home-cinema Episode 100 https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/podcast-100-a-cinematic-celebration Reactions to 2018 Oscars Nominations https://soundcloud.com/filmotomy/the-filmotomy-seminar-03 WRITING Raiders of the Lost Ark https://filmotomy.com/raiders-of-the-lost-ark-spielbergs-fury-road/ Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom https://filmotomy.com/indiana-jones-nasty-mean-spirited-sequel/ Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade https://filmotomy.com/indiana-jones-return-to-form/ Pokémon Movie https://filmotomy.com/pokemon-movie/ Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom https://filmotomy.com/jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom/ Dear White People: An Editorial https://filmotomy.com/dear-white-people-an-editorial/ The Tree of Life https://filmotomy.com/festival-de-cannes-72-countdown-the-tree-of-life-2011/ Actors Editorial https://filmotomy.com/actors-who-are-bad-at-acting-dont-do-that-an-editorial/ Star Wars: A New Hope https://filmotomy.com/the-one-that-started-it-all-star-wars-episode-iv-a-new-hope-1977/ The Empire Strikes Back https://filmotomy.com/how-dare-real-life-intrude-into-my-fantasy-star-wars-episode-v-the-empire-strikes-back/ Return of the Jedi https://filmotomy.com/they-sort-of-stuck-the-landing-star-wars-episode-vi-return-of-the-jedi/ The Phantom Menace https://filmotomy.com/star-wars-phantom-menace-review/ Attack of the Clones https://filmotomy.com/dont-send-in-the-clones-star-wars-episode-ii/ Revenge of the Sith https://filmotomy.com/the-force-is-kinda-strong-with-this-one-star-wars-episode-iii-revenge-of-the-sith/ Pulp Fiction https://filmotomy.com/1994-in-film-quentin-tarantinos-pulp-fiction/

The second podcast of the 5th Femme Filmmakers Festival sees Robin Write host, and he is joined by festival jury member Ellen Cheshire. Our special guest is Armita Keyani, the writer and director of Welcome Home, which played in the Competition Selection of FemmeFilmFest20. Enjoy the chat, and please do subscribe via the usual channels.

The first of two Filmotomy Podcasts during the 5th Femme Filmmakers Festivals sees host Robin Write joined by two of the events film directors. Caz Armstrong of The Clawford Trilogy and Julia Bales of Uproot are here to talk about their films and the quarantine impositions that may relate to them. Have a listen and please do leave us a comment or two. You can subscribe to the show in the usual way - SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Podbean.

* Stick on your best headphones * You are about to experience the ultimate cinema journey through a podcast. And this is Filmotomy's 100th episode. We finally made it. Robin Write hosts Julia from DisInsider and Doug from The Jam Report as well as a whole bunch of other cinema-lovers to share just a few of their favourite moments about going to the movies. Take your cola, your popcorn and sit comfortably. Full credits of all sound clips including those who participated to follow.

Welcome back after three months away. With just one away from the big 100, and with days remaining of Pride Month 2020, the Filmotomy Podcast talks LGBT cinema. Robin Write is joined by the wisdom of his wing-man Doug and newcomer to the show Sarah as they discuss Filmotomy's top 50 LGBT films results as well as voicing support of their own personal favourites. There are a few gripes thrown in too. As always you can subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean.

After a rather long break away from the Filmotomy Podcast, we resurface amidst the Coronavirus outbreak. Robin Write is joined by Jonathan Holmes, Susanne Gottlieb and Doug Jamieson as we dwell on the home cinema experiences we have been forced into during this isolation period. The gang discuss how they are coping, what plans they have, as well as what they've seen - including Emma, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, and what's available on streaming services like Disney Plus and Netflix. Have a listen and do subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean. Music: "Immigrant Song" by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Karen O, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) "Queen Bee" by Johnny Flynn from Emma (2020)

Following the announcement of the 2019 Pandora International Film Awards, the Filmotomy Podcast focuses on the honors for Filmmaker and Actress/Actor of the Decade. Robin Write is joined by Doug Jamieson, Shadan Larki, Kevin Lee and Caz Armstrong to swoon over the superb work of both Denis Villeneuve and Amy Adams. This is not to be missed. Have a listen to do please subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean. SOURCES Interview - Amy Adams on Big Eyes (2014). Film - Incendies (2010); The Fighter (2010); The Master (2012); Enemy (2013); Prisoners (2013); American Hustle (2013); Sicario (2015); Nocturnal Animals (2016); Arrival (2016); Blade Runner 2049 (2017). Music - "On The Nature Of Daylight" (Max Richter); "Denis" (Blondie); "Amy" (Bobby Darin).

With just hours away from the announcement of the 92nd Academy Awards nominations, the Filmotomy Podcast gathers some film hopefuls in an attempt to predict what might get in and what indeed might not. Split into two parts this week, Robin Write is first joined by Joel Melendez, Jonathan Holmes and Doug Jamieson to discuss the Oscars, before Robin is then joined by Susanne Gottlieb and Amy Smith - making her podcast debut. We put our heads together and try to make sense of the awards race as it stands. Have a listen, and do please follow the show on various platforms - SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Podbean and TuneIn.

With the imminent release of Episode IX of the 40 year old Star Wars saga, The Rise of Skywalker, we decide this is a perfect time to talk about the sci-fi legacy. Robin Write is joined by Jonathan Holmes, Katie Keener and Jeremy Robinson to share their thoughts on the best and worst of the Star Wars films so far. Have a listen, leave your comments and reviews, and don't forget you can subscribe to the Filmotomy Podcast through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Podbean and TuneIn.

With the awards season well underway, Podcast 94 takes a look at the Academy's reluctance to reward films from the horror film genre. With Us and Midsommar carrying two of the best performances of the year, Robin Write, Joel Melendez and Susanne Gottlieb explore the genre's form in Oscar history. Including whether The Silence of the Lambs is a horror film and why The Exorcist should have won Best Picture. Have a listen and subscribe to the show through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean.

As the awards season builds momentum, podcast 93 delves into the hangover of last year's Oscars. In particular the wins for Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody. Robin Write is joined by Joel Melendez and Doug Jamieson to recap the mishaps from Oscars 2018, as well as a quick look at what is ahead this season. As always please do subscribe, you have plenty of channels to choose from: SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify.

Filmotomy Podcast looks at the early landscape as far as what the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will deem worthy in their Musical or Comedy categories at the Golden Globes. Robin Write is joined by Susanne Gottlieb and Shadan Larki to look at the forecast of those films that supposedly make us laugh and want to dance. Of course it is not as black and white as that, and the gang look at the current crop of contenders in the Musical or Comedy categories. Don't forget to subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean and Spotify.

What a show this is! The first Oscars / awards season podcast at Filmotomy of this new season. Robin Write is the master of ceremonies, he is joined by strong contenders in the Oscar pundit race - Daniel Joyaux, Audrey Fox, Joel Melendez, Shadan Larki, and Doug Jamieson. The crowded venue is home to a vast discussion of what is already a mouth-watering race, with plenty of films, cast and crew to discuss. Have a listen and leave your thoughts on the prospects thus far. And subscribe to the show as always through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, and Spotify. SOURCES Academy Awards Show 2019 Green Book 1917 A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood The Farewell Hustlers The Irishman Joker JoJo Rabbit Marriage Story Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Pain and Glory Parasite

As the London Film Festival land in the thick of it, Filmotomy's 90th podcast jumps into the event to see what's shaking. Stuck at home this year, Robin Write invites LFF veteran Paddy and first-timer Georgia to discuss the so fars and the what nexts. There's also a special segment with LFF attendee Elle Haywood. Have a listen, and subscribe via the usual channels: SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify.

On the penultimate day of the Femme Filmmakers Festival, the Filmotomy Podcast goes on a round of Golf with the Julia Bales, the director of the short film, Golf! Robin Write is the host as the two discuss Bales' career so far and the status of being a woman filmmaker. Have a listen, watch Bales' films and subscribe on the usual channels - SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean and Spotify. End song: "Dressed for Success" by Roxette

Filmotomy's third Podcast during the Femme Filmmakers Festival is a bloody special one. Pun intended. Robin Write is the lucky blighter joined not only by Susanne Gottlieb as co-host, but both in the presence of filmmaking greatness as Coralie Fargeat, the director of the slick thriller, Revenge, joins the show to give us the insights into her debut feature film. Enjoy the exclusive commentary, and subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, and Spotify.

As the Femme Filmmakers Festival hits Day Six, the Filmotomy Podcast showcases one of the short films in competition, Hyphen. Joining Robin Write is the film's writer and director, Maria Servellon, and the music composer of the film, Monica Lyrae. Discussion revolves around the conception, the making of, and the success of Hyphen. Have a listen and do please follow Filmotomy Podcast on the usual channels - SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Podbean.

As the 4th Femme FIlmmakers Festival kicks into its first day, the Filmotomy Podcast invites Emma Kreienberg and Nicole Palermo, the creators and performers behind the short film series, Ballin' With No Balls. We discuss their film, the FemmeFilmFest as well as the state of play with women women behind the camera in the film business.

Emma Kreienberg and Nicole Palermo join Robin Write on the Filmotomy Podcast as the 4th Femme Filmmakers Festival gets underway. They talk about their comedy shorts, Ballin' With No Balls, as well as discussing the state of the female driven creativity in the film business.

Filmotomy Podcast 86: Emma Kreienberg and Nicole Palermo Ballin' With No Balls at FemmeFilmFest by Robin Write

Filmotomy Podcast 86: Ballin' With No Balls at FemmeFilmFest by Robin Write

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Filmotomy Podcast 86: Emma Kreienberg and Nicole Palermo Ballin' With No Balls at the FemmeFilmFest by Robin Write

With just seven days to go until the 4th Femme Filmmakers Festival, Robin invites two of this year's jury members to talk about their experience in this field. Director of Pulsar, which opens the festival, Aurora Fearnley, and short film publicist and festival manager, Niccolo Montanari, share their film-related history and current ventures. The main topic is of course the festival, for which the three of them all have plenty to say. Have a listen and make sure you are subscribed to the show through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, and Spotify. Song Credit: "Salute" by Little Mix

Last weekend saw the bi-annual return of the D23 Expo - a madcap three days for those Disney nuts out there. Host Robin is joined by four such adventurers, who all attended the event and lived to tell the tale. Those crazy kids are Rachel, Julia, Jonathan and Stanford. Still buzzing from the excitement, the four of them discuss their experiences over those three action-packed days. Have a listen and do not forget to subscribe to our show through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean and Spotify. End Song: "Tired of Waiting For You" by The Kinks

In her final podcast for Filmotomy, Bianca welcomes Sarah from Beyond Bechdel and Kevin from Film Inquiry to discuss the factors that might make movies flop at the box office. As well as agreeing on the correct terminology for such a common occurrences, they bring some great examples to the table. Have a listen, and as always please subscribe to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify.

With Bianca taking a week off podcasting, I (Robin) take over the hosting duties as we dig into the history of Hollywood once again for some dodgy goings-ons. I am joined for this investigation by Doug, Adam, Max, and yet another new face on the show, Casey. We ponder over some suspicious deaths, public acts, fake IDs, as well as the age-old fiasco with the Oscars. Join us, subscribe to us via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean. Bonus: Let's see how many of the old Hollywood movie soundbites you can name that pop up in this episode.

To coincide with International Friendship Day, Podcast 81 selects a few examples of the movie world that depict great friendships. Host Bianca is joined by Robin, Joel and Jeff, and the team pick just a few of their favourite portrayals of friendship in cinema. As always please do subscribe to our show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify.

For the 80th edition of the Filmotomy Podcast, this week's host, Bianca, is stranded on a desert island with Mackenzie, Aaron and Adam - and with them only a handful of carefully-picked films. What have they chosen? And why? How will they survive on such celluloid rations? Find out by listening to the gang - who actually appear to be having way too much fun - and subscribing to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, and Spotify.

How very apt it is that we arrive at Filmotomy Podcast Episode 79, to discuss the latest of our Rewind series - the year 1979. As we close out what is perhaps the greatest decade in cinema, I am joined by Bianca and Jeff from At the Flicks to discuss all things horror, sci-fi, depiction of gangs, the flops, the hits, and the impact of the year on out lives. Jeff in particular has some stories to tell. Have a listen, and do please subscribe through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. We welcome any ratings and feedback you might have.

So joining me for Podcast 78 were Catherine, Joel, Pallavi, Rachel and Doug. Another monster line-up for a very good cause. To celebrate the films from Pixar. We discuss the near 25 years of the feature films, from the Toy Story films, through classics such as Up and Wall-E, and even dapple in some of The Good Dinosaur. We also talk about some of the magic Pixar shorts. Please subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. And do leave us any comments on your favourite Pixar movies. Sources: FILMS Toy Story 4 The Good Dinosaur Cars Monsters Inc. Inside Out The Incredibles Ratatouille Up Toy Story 3 Wall-E MUSIC Wow - Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo) Coco Dia De Los Muertos Suite - Michael Giacchino (Coco) Married Life - Michael Giacchino (Up) Tears of Joy - Michael Giacchino (Inside Out) Haiku - Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo)

We are slap bang in the middle of 2019. And how does the movie world look thus far? The Filmotomy 2019 in Film Halftime Report is the topic for Podcast 77. And we have quite a line-up to discuss the ins and outs of the cinema of 2019 at the halfway point. Joining me are Bianca, fresh from the Edinburgh Film Festival, and Doug not long out of the Sydney Film Festival. As well we have Catherine from Shuffle Online, David from Piecing It Together, and recent Cannes attendee, Max. Plenty to digest here. Have a listen, and please keep tabs on us with SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. Film Extracts --- Always Be My Maybe; Her Smell; Late Night; Spider-Man: Far From Home; Stuffed; Under the Silver Lake; Unicorn Store; Us.

I return to host the podcast with Bianca away on Edinburgh Film Festival duties in bonny Scotland. Joining me in the summer heat are Pallavi Dandamudi, Jonathan Holmes, Jeremy Robinson, and making her Filmotomy Podcast debut, is Katie Keener. We don our shortest of shorts and head for the beach to celebrate the summer solstice by talking summertime movies. Be it romance, adventure, mystery, vacations, sunning it up, we dive into the bright and the dark side of summer films. Have a listen, leave us your comments, reviews, ratings, and do subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher if you haven't already. Movie clips from: Midsommar (2019); Call Me By Your Name (2017); Before Midnight (2013); Rear Window (1954); The Florida Project (2017); Dog Day Afternoon (1975); Almost Famous (2000); Booksmart (2019); Accident (1967); and music track: "Feel Flows" by The Beach Boys (from Almost Famous).

Filmotomy Podcast 75 might as well be a milestone. This is a crackingly insightful episode as a trio of femme fatales share their film festival advice and goings-on. Our hostess is Bee, with two ladies who have had plenty of film festival experience, Audrey and Rachel. Listen out too for extra film festival tips from Max, Jeff, Henry, Chris, David, and Cat (whose voice I am now in love with, so listen right to the end). Please leave us your thoughts, a review, and a rating, on any film festival antics you would like to share with us. As always, you can find us on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Stitcher.

Kevin Lee becomes the next first-timer on the Filmotomy Podcast. He joins hostess, Bianca Garner, writer Joel Melendez, and Editor Robin Write. This week's discussion is 2007 as we continue our Rewind film series with arguably one of the best years of the century thus far. Instead of raving about the big guns of 2007, we bring a few more alternative, under-seen movies to the table. Have a listen, tell us your thoughts on the year, and why not leave us a rating. You can find us on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Stitcher.

So Quentin Tarantino yet again has eager tongues wagging all over the film stratosphere. And the new podcast catches the iron while it is hot. Joining Bianca this week are three, yes three, brand new faces to the podcast. Jeff from the At The Flick Podcast, Pallavi from The Gal Who Rants (and now, here at Filmotomy), and Jardiel from Pulp Cereal. The team touch on the pot-stirring responses from Tarantino from his Cannes press conference last week, as well delving into just how he might write his female characters, and their place in his vibrant narratives. As always please do subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher.

With the immense spoiler-repelling during the release of Avengers Endgame, it seems like an apt topic for discussion for the 72nd Filmotomy Podcast. Bianca Garner is hosting, with Robin Write and Joel Melendez for company. The team try to stay spoiler-free as they discuss revelations of plot twists and key moments in film, which is a huge issue with the modern internet, but they also look at some of the spoilers in the cinema of yesteryear. Have a listen, hit us a review and rating, and subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher.

On the eve of the world's greatest film festival, it's time for an ever so small Cannes preview. Robin is joined by special guest, Juliette, a French native who will be attending the Croisette under the Three Days in Cannes scheme. The twosome have a quick look through the Official Competition line-up, and decide which films they are most anticipating. As always, please subscribe to SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher. We would also love to hear what your Cannes adventures might be.

At last year's Femme Filmmakers Festival, the short sci-fi film from Aurora Fearnley, Pulsar, was on the out-of-competition line-up pre-release. Now, the brilliant little movie is available to stream, following a terrific run on the festival circuit. I was lucky enough to speak to both the director, Fearnley, and Pulsar music composer, Mike Ladouceur, about the film's inception through arrival.

Bianca Garner returns to the fray to host Filmotomy Podcast episode 70. And just in time as we give Lars von Trier a bit of time, as it is his birthday today. Robin Write and Jonathan Holmes join Bianca to calibrate their thoughts on the man, the artist, and that big mouth of his. Discussion lands on any of his popular movies, his themes, his behind the camera antics, as well as his public persona. Have a good old listen, and subscribe to Filmotomy via SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher. SOURCES FILMS: Europa (1991); Breaking the Waves (1996); Dancer in the Dark (2000); Dogville (2003); Melancholia (2011) VOICE: Charlotte Gainsborough from Cannes 2009; Lars von Trier from Cannes 2011 MUSIC: 'Lascia ch'io pianga' from 'Rinaldo' by Georg Friedrich Händel; Excerpts from 'Tristan und Isolde' by Richard Wagner; 'Nisi Dominus, RV 608' by Antonio Vivaldi; 'Waltz No. 2' by Dmitri Shostakovich

Episode 69 of the Filmotomy Podcast has Robin Write in the presenter's chair, with a unique panel of two. Those sprightly individuals are Joel Meléndez and Adriana Gomez-Weston. Having both delved into the newly launched Criterion Channel this month, Filmotomy probes the film nuts for a review of the streaming service. Please have a listen, and leave us your comments on the Criterion Channel. Subscribe to our show and leave us a rating - you can find us on SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher.

In the midst of out ten days of rewinding back to the film year of 1993, Robin is joined by two old friends. From Screen on Screen, Paddy Mulholland, and our favourite author, Daniel Smith-Rowsey. All three have plenty to admire about the cinema of 1993. Discussion falls on the high caliber of Academy Award nominated films, the state of the transitioning cinema, and our own personal favourites of the year. Please do subscribe on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Stitcher if you haven't already, leave us a review an rating, and we welcome comments or feedback. SOURCES Film: The Fugitive; Philadelphia; The Piano; Schindler's List; Jurassic Park; What's Eating Gilbert Grape; The Firm Music: "(Darlin') You Know I Love You" by Tina Turner, from What's Love Got to Do with It

When you wish upon a star, podcast 67 won't be far. Where all your dreams come true, as Disney now owns all of you. Anyway, as I flounder to create a catchy intro, won't you be our guest for this week's Filmotomy Podcast - also known as Podcahontas. I know, I am getting tangled up. So, regular host Bianca "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" Garner, is joined by three lost boys, as she really wanted to get a lad in. Get it? Okay. Joining her is Joel "King of the Pride Lands" Melendez, Jonathan "Looking for the Bare Necessities" Holmes, and Doug "He's Seen Elephants Fly" Jamieson. Off to work they go on skimming over the dazzling cinematic history of Disney. Have a listen, and do please subscribe to us via SoundCloud, iTunes as well as (Lilo and) Stitcher. Any comments, ratings and reviews, please do let it go. SOURCES Film: Aladdin; Finding Nemo; 101 Dalmations; The Lion King; The Hunchback of Notre Dame; The Little Mermaid; The Emperor's New Groove; Winnie the Pooh; Frozen; Mulan. Music: "You've Got A Friend In Me" live acoustic cover by Bella River; "When You Wish Upon a Star" instrumental from the Disney intro.

With the buzz of the new Joker film, we thought it was a good idea to dig some dirt on the so-called anti-hero. Hostess Bianca is joined by Robin and Joel to unravel the enigmatic character in film. From the likes of Jules in Pulp Fiction, Renton in Trainspotting, to classic cases like Travis Bickle or D-FENS from Falling Down, we attempt to look at how the anti-hero might be defined, how they are portrayed, and some varied examples to boot. Word of warning, though, we reveal a ton of SPOILERS of quite a few films, so proceed with caution. Please enjoy the show, subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes, and Stitcher. SOURCES Film - Joker (2019); No Country For Old Men (2007); Catch Me If You Can (2002); Trainspotting (1996); Taxi Driver (1976); Fight Club (1999); Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003); Frances Ha (2013); Atonement (2007); Falling Down (1993). Music - "Modern Love" by David Bowie, from Frances Ha.