This week we argue the pros and cons of being a Wallflower, examine the Stone Age comedy The Croods plus the star-studded drama set in the world of classical music, Performance (aka A Late Quartet). Dan interviews Leandro Cavalcanti from the Reel Brazil film festival.
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NZFF Director Bill Gosden joins us for the whole show, Simon goes into a Trance watching the new Danny Boyle, Kailey reports back from the land of romance-obsessed teenage girls (The Host) and Dan enlists in Hasbro’s own special forces – the G.I. Joes.
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Marion Cotillard plays a killer whale trainer in Rust and Bone, Bill Murray plays FDR in Hyde Park on Hudson and Gael Garcia Bernal plays an adman in No. Chris Hormann (@TheMyrka) tells us about this year’s Film Society programme.
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This week: Alyx Duncan’s The Red House, guest reviewer Doug Dillaman (@dillamonster) tells us what it was like to see and hear Crispin Hellion Glover in Auckland, Kailey reviews Mark Wahlberg in Broken City and Simon’s topic is a different city, A Lady in Paris.
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We journey to Oz – to meet The Great and Powerful – and go back to University with 21 & Over and Liberal Arts, plus Dan interviews the writer-director of new film The Red House – Alyx Duncan.
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This week, the team are joined by Mike Dickison (@adzebill) to review Seth Rogen and Barbra Streisand in The Guilt Trip, the latest incarnation of Dickens’ Great Expectations and Ron Fricke’s epic travelogue Samsara.
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