Part two of our NZIFF 2016 wrap-up sees our obsessive trio arguing the merits of Kirsten Johnson's memoir-cum-interrogation-of-documentary-filmmaking-from-the-off-cuts as well as agreeing—No, disagreeing! No, agreeing!—on the genius of Asghar Farhadi's work including his Cannes lauded latest The Salesman, whilst Jacob gets a small French lesson and David and Doug remark upon the cat-based-scare-skills of Paul Verhoeven as seen in Elle...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Dive into the collective consciousness of three minds addled by 17 days of deranged cinematic ecstasy as Doug and Jacob are rejoined by friend and current Metro Magazine film writer David Larsen to go head-to-head and wrap-up their NZIFF 2016 experience! This year our NZIFF coverage is sponsored by The Pantograph Punch (http://pantograph-punch.com/) for whom we've also been writing a bunch of festival reviews and essays, so be sure to check them out...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Dive into the collective consciousness of three minds addled by 17 days of deranged cinematic ecstasy as Doug and Jacob are rejoined by friend and current Metro Magazine film writer David Larsen to go head-to-head and wrap-up their NZIFF 2016 experience! This year our NZIFF coverage is sponsored by The Pantograph Punch (http://pantograph-punch.com/) for whom we've also been writing a bunch of festival reviews and essays, so be sure to check them out...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

The best worst team is back with our annual festival preview episode, which calls attention to some of the lesser known films in the 2016 NZIFF programme that might have passed under your radar. This year our NZIFF coverage is sponsored by The Pantograph Punch (http://pantograph-punch.com/) for whom we'll also be writing a bunch of festival reviews and essays, so be sure to check them out...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

The best worst team is back with our annual festival preview episode, which calls attention to some of the lesser known films in the 2016 NZIFF programme that might have passed under your radar. This year our NZIFF coverage is sponsored by The Pantograph Punch (http://pantograph-punch.com/) for whom we'll also be writing a bunch of festival reviews and essays, so be sure to check them out...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Spurred by the #52FilmsByWomen initiative Doug and Jacob talk about the work of some of their favourite, most inspiring filmmakers, who also happen to be women, and about their plans to watch at least one film per week this year by a female filmmaker. HEar about what we've been seeing already and what we hope to get to in the coming months...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Spurred by the #52FilmsByWomen initiative Doug and Jacob talk about the work of some of their favourite, most inspiring filmmakers, who also happen to be women, and about their plans to watch at least one film per week this year by a female filmmaker. HEar about what we've been seeing already and what we hope to get to in the coming months...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Jacob and Doug are joined by friend and current Metro Magazine film writer David Larsen to bring a mammoth wrap-up to their collective NZIFF 2015 experience. You can expect FILMS!, highs, lows, health worries, FILMS!, warm agreement, vigorous decrying, FILMS! etc. And we're not joking about this being a "mammoth" wrap, this thing is longer by far than 'Balikbayan #1 Memories of Overdevelopment Redux III'! So, be sure to...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Jacob and Doug are joined by friend and current Metro Magazine film writer David Larsen to bring a mammoth wrap-up to their collective NZIFF 2015 experience. You can expect FILMS!, highs, lows, health worries, FILMS!, warm agreement, vigorous decrying, FILMS! etc. And we're not joking about this being a "mammoth" wrap, this thing is longer by far than 'Balikbayan #1 Memories of Overdevelopment Redux III'! So, be sure to...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Doug and Jacob return from a cinexciting night at the 2015 48hrs Furious Filmmaking finals to talk crazy shorts and some of the lesser known nuggets to be unearthed in the 2015 New Zealand International Film Festival programme...add scotch to taste, and enjoy.