Filibuster

Lee Hutchison is joined by the writer, director and star of Giddy Stratospheres Laura Jean Marsh and her co-star Jamal Franklin to dive into the making of the movie.

Giddy Stratospheres follows Daniel (Jamal Franklin) and Lara (Laura Jean Marsh), indie-kid soul mates in the centre of the storm of guitars and broken glass that was the 00's indie music scene. Beautiful, mischievous, dishevelled, and on a quest for the ultimate euphoria and excitement that comes with dancing and thrashing on the front row to your new favourite song by your new favourite band. They don't miss a gig. They don't miss a beat. But as the night draws to a close, a darkness looms in the shadows of the after party. And the next day Lara can’t quite work out why Daniel is so desperate for her to remember the events of the night before. Why is she in denial?

Giddy Stratospheres is available now to buy and rent on Digital HD on all major platforms including Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, Google Play, Microsoft Films & TV and Sky Store.

Dallas and Lee look at two movies on the different end of the budget spectrum as they review the latest film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe 'Black Widow' and Azazel Jacobs's indie film 'French Exit'.

Dallas and Lee review a double bill of Freaky and Another Round where after swapping bodies with a deranged serial killer, a young girl in high school discovers she has less than 24 hours before the change becomes permanent and in Another Round that features four high school teachers who consume alcohol on a daily basis to see how it affects their social and professional lives.

Dallas and Lee go to "the movies" to review Fast and the Furious 9 and round up their favourite movies of 2021 so far.

Back in 2019 we were joined by Marina Sirtis best known as Counselor Deanna Troi from Star Trek to chat about her upcoming play Dark Sublime and we welcome her back to reflect on the success of the play in London's West End, her return to the Star Trek franchise in Picard and Lower Decks, how life has changed for her professionally and personally since, and much more.

Dallas and Lee turn their attention this week to In The Heights, Nobody and The Father which dropped in cinemas this week.

The Filmhouse in Edinburgh and Aberdeen's Belmont Filmhouse reopened last week and Lee and Dallas returned to watch First Cow, Minari and Sound of Metal and share their reactions to the films. We also review Shiva Baby the latest film from Mubi which will be streaming from Friday.

It's sequels and prequels this week as Lee and Dallas look at the second wave of movies arriving in UK cinemas this week, Cruella and A Quiet Place, Part II. We also review the Friends reunion and Bo Burnham's latest special for Netflix.

In the UK cinemas have begun to return and Dallas and Lee share their experiences returning to the big screen and what they've watched.

Lee is joined by movie producer Ralph Winter whose career has involved working on the X-Men franchise, Hocus Pocus, Mighty Joe Young, and much more but today focuses on his involvement in the Star Trek movie series working on The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock, The Voyage Home, The Final Frontier and The Undiscovered Country.