For this International Women's Day episode, we talk about "Mustang," directed by Deniz Gamze Erguven and the power of sisterhood and female strength in spaces of oppression. Also featuring a playlist by all female artists to celebrate IWD.

We banter about the Academy Awards, who won, who didn't, and what WE think! Playing some FRESH FRESH tracks also feat. Solange, MUNYA, Pond, and Benny Sings.

A biopic of RBG slayinnn in law school. We talk about the real Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her history, and cultural importance.

Directed by Cheryl Dunye in 1996, this narrative, documentary-esque explores the lack of representation of black lesbian women in history and the power of creating stories where these stories do not exist. The Watermelon Woman asks us to question gatekeeping, archiving, and "legitimate" histories.

This week we watched THE BLOB (1958), so tune in for this ooey, gooey show. Featuring Steve McQueen and a very gelatinous co-star, the blob.

Fish Story (2009) by Yoshihiro Nakamura. A bunch o' crazy stuff, Japanese punk rock, and the end of the world (twice).

In our first episode of the new year, we talk Alfonso Cuaron's "Roma" and the importance of the film's female characters, and listen to some good tunes.

Happy Holidays from FilmSoc! To end off the year, we watched Die Hard and had a great lil chat about Bruce Willis and action movies of the 80s.

This episode, we talked about animation!!!! We talked about all the nitty gritty details of "Anomalisa", the first ever R-rated animated film to be nominated for an Academy Award! Also, we had guest Michael Stringer from UBC UFSA join us!

We're talking about Canadian director Guy Maddin and his eclectic, surrealist, dadaist, crazy, experimental, funny (feel free to throw any other words to describe the weird and odd) films!