Elwood and Stephen check out the 2004 comedy Swing Girls in which a group of delinquent and lazy school girls find a way out of remedial summer math class when they end up taking over for the schools brass band.

UK-China Film Collab recently hosted a series of Johnnie To screenings at the Prince Charles Cinema and while we weren't able to make it to London to see these screenings the lovely Riley Wong hooked us up with some screeners which on this bonus episode we share out thoughts on along with the career of Johnnie To, muscle suits, To's regular collaborators and unexpected plotting. 

Elwood and Stephen look at Wong Kar-wai's "Fallen Angels" in which two tales set in present-day Hong Kong intertwine as a coolly detached hitman wants to finally escape a life of violence while his partner who is secretly besotted with him. Elsewhere a mute ex-convict repeatedly encounters a girl during his nights of wreaking havoc.

Plus - Daichi Nagisa's Anatomia Extinction, Japanese Splatterpunk and the wild career of Christopher Doyle plus more.

Elwood and Stephen look at another title from the Studio Ghibli back catalogue with Kiki's Delivery Service in which a young witch arriving in a costal town, finds her flying skills in demand as she sets up a delivery service. But when her self doubts cause her to lose her powers she must find a way to restore them.

Elwood and Stephen look back at the classic Michelle Yeoh movie "Magnificent Warriors" in which she plays a bi-plane flying, whip cracking mercenary for hire who finds herself caught up in the battle to save the city of Corn from the Japanese army who plan to build a chemical warfare plant.

Elwood and Stephen look at Shōhei Imamura's "The Insect Woman" following the life of Tome who despite being born into poverty in a rural village in 1918 only to soon set out in search of a better life with the film following her various attempts over the eras.

We also bid farewell to Jimmy Wang Yu, the Sion Sono scandal and Japanese TV Shows plus more!!

Elwood and Stephen go over another week of Anthony Wong fuelled viewing as they continue thier goal of watching 31 of his movies in 31 day  this time looking at

Continuing our month long look at the filmography of Anthony Wong we run down the weeks viewing including

Our month long celebration of the filmography of Anthony Wong continues as we head towards our goal of 31 movies in 31 days which this week sees us looking at

* Gangster Payday

If you could see two minutes into the future what would you use it for? This is the question at the heart of this episodes pick as we check out the festival favourite "Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes" as a group of friends discover a two min time loop but what will they use it for?