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Why are British Films so bad?

In this episode, Ralph and Owen journey into the spectral wastes of British film, asking: what...

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• 2 meses

Maestro & Suzhou River - two movies we liked!

This week, we’re slipping into the proverbial cinematic pool with a brief pitstop in Bradley...

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• 3 meses

Film is so back! The Best of 2023

In a year when so much felt so over, film seems so beautifully back. Casting their eyes over...

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• 4 meses

Eustache - it's the way he tells 'em!

Jean Eustache is hard to pin down. A French auteur who combined the brevity of Bresson with the...

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• 5 meses

BFI London film Festival Report #3

LFF may be over, but the takes are not. For their final derive through the halls of contemporary...

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• 6 meses

BFI London film Festival Report #2

Battered and broken, their eyes barely staying open, Ralph and Owen are joined by Berlin...

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• 6 meses

BFI London film Festival Report #1

Un-reel city, under the brown fog of winter (well, autumn) dawn – a crowd flowed over Picadilly...

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• 7 meses

Why you're watching the wrong Christian Petzold films

Plumbing the murky and anodyne depths of German modernity, Christian Petzold – leading light of...

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• 8 meses

Edward Yang: Family, brutality and modernity

Owen and Ralph discuss Edward Yang - the golden boy of the Taiwanese New Wave. Yang rose to fame...

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• 8 meses

We went to BFI Film On Film Festival!

Last weekend we dreamed in celluloid, in three-strip technicolor and, crucially, on NITRATE. The...

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• 10 meses

The case FOR Jeanne Dielman being the greatest film of all time

The greatest film ever made? Laurels like these come with their own anxiety of influence. Taking...

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• 11 meses

Jerzy Skolimowski's underrated 60s films

This week Owen and Ralph discuss the early works of a living legend, the Polish auteur Jerzy...

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• 1 año

A Brief History of DV filmmaking w/ Daniel Neofetou

This week the boys caught the millennium bug, immersing themselves in films made at the turn of a...

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• 1 año

One Fine Morning - Mia's latest, and possibly greatest

Mia Hansen-Love’s latest is a dementia drama with a twist of romance. Always attuned to the...

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• 1 año

Kinoteka mini-report

This week, the boys went on ‘sabbatical’ to Hammersmith; peering under the hood of contemporary...

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• 1 año

Germaine Dulac - avant-garde heroine ahead of her time

This week, we’re taking a closer look at the impressionistic and (later) avant garde filmmaking...

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• 1 año

Berlinale roundup part 3 of 3

The boys are at the bottom of the Berlinale barrel, and their wallets, and despite a strict diet...

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• 1 año

Berlinale dispatch 2: Back on our Berl-sh*t again

Festival-fog is taking its toll on the boys, so they sympathise with the angst of many of...

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• 1 año

BERLINALE BUMPER REPORT: Manodrome/Reality/Blackbery/Shadowless Tower/Emily Atef etc

As dark clouds empty themselves over Berlin the boys hit a primordial buffet of European Arthouse...

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• 1 año

Orson Welles: Larger-than-life

Orson Welles has secured his place in the filmmaking firmament. But Citizen Kane (1941) – with...

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• 1 año