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✨ New Releases:Evan and Lewis swing into Spider-Man: Brand New Day and ask the question Marvel fans have been waiting years to answer: is this finally the grown-up Spider-Man we've been promised? After decades of films, reboots and multiversal mayhem, does Spidey's latest outing stand on its own eight legs, or do you need to have seen the previous 57 films to keep up?

Evan also reviews Bon Voyage Marie, now in cinemas after delighting audiences at the French Film Festival. Does this charming road trip with a disfunctional french family deserve a place on your itinerary?

🎟️ Festival Spotlight: Nordic Film FestivalEvan sits down with Elysia Zeccola to shine a light on this year's Nordic Film Festival, running now around the country. From exciting debut filmmakers to a timeless classic from one of cinema's true masters, we'll help you navigate the festival and uncover what shouldn't be missed.

📻 Tune in at 7:30 PM on 2SER 107.3 for new releases, festival favourites and all things screen culture. You can also catch up anytime on the podcast.🎧 Missed the show? Head to the link in our bio for episodes and bonus interviews.

Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending neo-noir Memento is returning to the big screen in a very different form: for one night only at Sydney’s City Recital Hall, Michael “Cavs” Cavanagh of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard will perform an original live score alongside the film on Saturday August 29.

It’s the latest event from Hear My Eyes, the Melbourne-based collective reimagining cult and classic cinema through live music. With Nolan once again dominating the conversation with The Odyssey in cinemas, it feels like an ideal time to revisit the fractured, psychologically charged film that helped establish his singular voice.

Hear My Eyes founder and creative director Haydn Green joins me to discuss the project.

🎬 *Tonight on Celluloid Dreams!* 🍿

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✨ *New Releases:*

Lewis and Evan report back from their IMAX odyssey with Christopher Nolan's latest cinematic epic. Is this a genuine moment in film history that demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible, or simply another blockbuster wrapped in Nolan-sized ambition?

We also step into the shadowy world of The Wizard of the Kremlin. Starring Paul Dano and Jude Law, this French political drama imagines the rise of Vladimir Putin through the eyes of fictional characters inspired by real events. Can fiction reveal deeper truths than fact, or does it risk blurring the line between history and myth?

🎥 *Have You Seen It?*

Last week Gaby challenged the team to revisit the 1989 Australian thriller Dead Calm. Starring the late, great Sam Neill alongside a young Nicole Kidman and Billy Zane. Does this tense tale of survival still hold audiences in its grip, or has time taken the wind from its sails?

Now it's Lewis's turn to issue the challenge. What forgotten gem, cult favourite or modern classic will he nominate for next week's Have You Seen It? If you'd like to join the conversation, consider this your homework.

📻 *Tune in at 7:30 PM on 2SER 107.3* for new releases, film debate and another round of Have You Seen It? You can also catch up anytime on the podcast.

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✨ *New Release:* Obsession

YouTube filmmaker Curry Barker makes his feature debut with Obsession. After Hollywood came calling, his low-budget thriller became a surprise box office success. Now it's hitting streaming. Is the hype justified?

📺 *Stream It or Leave It:* The Bear

Evan and Lewis dig into the final season of Emmy-winning phenomenon The Bear. As Carmy and the crew face one last service at Chicago's most talked-about restaurant, will the series plate up a satisfying finale, or will the pressure of the kitchen finally boil over? Pull up a chair. Dinner is served.

🎥 *Have You Seen It?*

Last week the team tackled Sidney Lumet's Network, discovering that a film made nearly 50 years ago still has plenty to say about outrage, influence and our always-online culture. Just how prophetic was it?

Now it's Gaby's turn to issue the challenge and she has a timely, poignant and thrilling film for next week's Have You Seen It? If you'd like to join the conversation, consider this your homework.

📻 *Tune in at 7:30 PM on 2SER 107.3* for new releases, streaming verdicts and another round of Have You Seen It? You can also catch up anytime on the podcast.

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✨ New Releases:
Lewis takes flight with Supergirl. Can the Girl of Steel save Krypto, take on human trafficking and carry the weight of a whole cinematic universe without bringing the franchise crashing back to Earth?

Evan and Lewis both scored an invite to The Invite, where Olivia Wilde hosts a dinner party with Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton. With a guest list like that, will the evening get WILDE, or should we have politely declined the invitation?

🎮 Game Over for Physical Media?
Sony has told the world there will be no new physical distribution of games from 2028. Is this simply the inevitable march of technology, or another blow to ownership, preservation and the humble shelf full of games? Our intrepid gamers weigh up what we gain and what we risk losing when gaming goes fully digital.

📺 Stream It or Leave It: Make That Movie
Sam Campbell’s Channel 4 sitcom has landed on HBO. Armed with wild ideas, a film crew and Campbell’s unique brand of chaos, can he Make That Movie and make you laugh, or will you be reaching for the remote before the credits roll?

📻 Tune in at 7:30 PM on 2SER 107.3 for new releases, gaming debates and streaming verdicts. You can also catch up anytime on the podcast.
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Airs Wednesday 1 July | 7:30 PM | 2SER 107.3

✨ New Releases:
Lewis heads back to infinity and beyond as Toy Story 5 reunites Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang for their fifth big screen adventure. Can Pixar recapture the magic that made generations fall in love with these beloved toys, or is it finally time to put them back in the toy box?

Gaby catches up with Jimpa, starring Olivia Colman, John Lithgow and Aud Mason-Hyde. Inspired by director Sophie Hyde’s own family, this deeply personal drama explores identity, family and the generations that shape us. Can the personal become universal?

📺 Stream It or Leave It: Race Around the World
The race is back. Nearly three decades after the groundbreaking 1997 documentary competition, Race Around the Worldreturns with a fresh generation of contestants. Has the format stood the test of time, or lost its way? And with original competitor John Safran returning as a judge, does the series recapture the spirit that made the original so compelling?

🎥 Have You Seen It?
Last week Lewis challenged Gaby and Evan to experience 17776, the wonderfully weird multimedia storytelling experiment that imagines a future where humanity has conquered death and American football never ends. Did they make it to the final whistle, or tap out before full time?

And the challenge continues. What forgotten favourite or future classic will Evan throw into the ring for next week’s Have You Seen It? If you’d like to join the conversation, consider this your homework.

📻 Tune in at 7:30 PM on 2SER 107.3 for new releases, streaming verdicts and another round of Have You Seen It? You can also catch up anytime on the podcast.
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✨ New Releases:

Lewis, Gaby and Evan tackle a trio of new releases this week. Master of the Universe brings the beloved 80s cartoon to life on the big screen. But can a property born in the toy aisles and Saturday morning television of the Reagan era become a box office hit in 2026?

Veteran actor Brian Cox steps behind the camera for his directorial debut Glenrothan, starring alongside Alan Cumming in a distinctly Scottish tale of family, friendship and homecoming.

And Steven Spielberg returns to one of his favourite genres with Disclosure Day. Following in the tradition of Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T., Spielberg once again asks one of humanity’s most enduring questions: are we really alone in the universe?

🎥 Have You Seen It?

Last week Gaby challenged Lewis and Evan to watch Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin. This week we compare notes. Did Scarlett Johansson’s unsettling sci-fi masterpiece get under our skin, or leave us out in the cold?

Lewis is throwing down the gauntlet for next week’s viewing with 17776, the cult multimedia storytelling experiment that asks a simple question: what happens when humans become immortal and American football never ends? If you’d like to join the conversation, consider this your homework.

📻 Tune in at 7:30 PM on 2SER 107.3 for new releases, spirited debate, and another round of Have You Seen It? You can also catch up anytime on the podcast.

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Airs Wednesday 17 June | 7:30 PM | 2SER 107.3

🎞️ Sydney Film Festival Wrap Up:
The curtains may have come down on Sydney Film Festival 2026, but the conversation is far from over. Lewis and Evan look back at this year’s festival, unpacking the winners, the surprises, and the films that stayed with us long after the credits rolled. With reprisal screenings running this week and the Travelling Film Festival just around the corner, consider this your guide to what deserves a place on your watchlist. Was it a vintage year or just another festival fling? Tune in to find out.

🎥 Have You Seen It?
We’re launching a brand new segment this week. Each episode one of the Celluloid Dreams team will champion a film they love and throw down the challenge: Have You Seen It? We’ll all watch it and report back the following week. If you’d like to join the conversation, consider this your homework.

📺 Stream It or Leave It: Alice and Steve
Gaby has dragged her eyes away from the World Cup long enough to catch Alice and Steve. This new rom-com asks a question that sounds simple on paper but gets complicated fast. Can a relationship survive when an older man falls for a younger woman who just happens to be his best friend’s daughter? Is this a charming comedy about love finding a way, or does the ick factor prove impossible to overcome?

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Check out our take on what we've been seeing at the Sydney Film Festival. With a bunch of repeat screenings announced for next week, there is still time to catch some festival gems.

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In this conversation we go inside one of the year's most quietly powerful documentaries. Director Ian Darling spent 100 days in Kangaroo Valley, a small rural community south of Sydney, to make The Valley. A film with no narration, no interviews and no conventional storytelling. Just people, place and time. Hear what inspired Ian and what he discovered in the making of his first long form documentary.