Stephen belatedly ends the first season by initially making lots of excuses. He then looks at an early work by Alfonso Cuarón, the erotic comedy drama Y Tu Mamá También, and follows it up with Issa López’s Magical Realism infused crime-horror, Tigers Are Not Afraid

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Please also check out Stephen's other Podcast work as the Co-Host of the Asian Cinema Film Club, dedicated to introducing listeners to the wide and varied (and often wild) world of Asian Cinema, and as the Producer of the In Their Own League which aims to shine a light on female filmmakers.

In this special episode, Stephen takes a look at the remake/reimagining of a film he discussed way back in Episode 3, Susperia.  He isn’t impressed!

Also, there’s some announcements, with both an explanation on how the podcast is going to change a little with the soon to be launch Season 2, and about his input into a fascinating and exciting new online presence called intheirownleague.com, which celebrates female filmmakers.

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In the second of two episodes focussing on Norwegian cinema, Stephen looks at two films that use common genres - horror and the teen sex comedy. He starts by looking at Pål Sletaune’s horror/thriller Babycall, which despite a so-so execution, rises above this by the performance of Noomi Rapace. And then he wraps up the visit to Norway by looking at a frank and refreshing sex comedy, Turn Me On, Godammit, that is special due to it’s amateur cast and female-centric viewpoint 

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