Chris is joined by fellow Film Geek Luke Parker to discuss this sprawling three and a half hour Turkish film from acclaimed director Nuri Bilge Ceylan full of fantastic performances and genuinely jaw-dropping moments!

Chris and Ian discuss Jeff Nichols' latest movie about motorcycle gangs and the huge charismatic ensemble that leads this one, probably the best reason to see it! Saddle up, slap on your leathers and join us for a cruise around 1960's Chicago.

Chris and Ian discuss Yorgos Lanthimos' new movie (already! Talk about prolific), Kinds Of Kindness. This was a fun discussion because how do you dissect something so inevitably strange and fundamentally twisted and skewed? Great fun and despite some obvious flaws, this comes highly recommended if you're a fan of this filmmaker and if you think you can stomach it!

As part of Phoenix Cinema's 'Once More With Ealing' Film season.

Chris and Ian are once again joined by special guest Mitch Perrin to discuss this British comedy classic that celebrates community and fortitude amongst the wreckage of post-war Britain. This is a special one. Join us for a trip back to England in 1949!

Chris and Ian welcome special guest Mitchell Perrin, cinematographer, onto the podcast to discuss his career trajectory and what it's like to be behind the camera across all types of projects in all types of roles.

Look out for Ash Woman, the short film directed by Ian and for which Mitch was the director of photography!

Chris and Ian discuss the latest movie featuring the always compelling Anthony Hopkins and whether the movie is completely successful in its attempt to grapple with 'The Question Of God' in its fictional meeting between Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis. Appealing stuff right here...

Chris and Nathaniel discuss this strange Italian experiment of a movie, its gorgeous aesthetics and its profound impact if you can dig underneath its many subtextual and metaphysical layers. Take a trip into Phoenix's tomb with us as we unwrap this stolen artifact of a movie.

Chris and Ian discuss Luca Guadagnino's new steamy tennis movie and for once find themselves on opposite sides of the court taking lobs, shots and backhands to each other. Okay, it's not that dramatic but we couldn't resist using tennis terminology here...