Filibuster

Dallas and Lee welcome film critic Laura Potier as they share their top 5 Netflix Original movies and review their latest film, Malcolm & Marie starring Zendaya and John David Washington from writer/director Sam Levinson. The film shot in lockdown sees a director and his girlfriend's relationship tested after they return home from his movie premiere and await critics' responses.

Dallas shares with Lee his experience of attending and recommendations from the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.

Dallas and Lee preview the 2021 Glasgow Film Festival which will run from the 24th of February to March 7th and will host 6 World premieres, 2 European premieres, 49 UK premieres online.

We also hear from Allan Hunter the Glasgow Film Festival Co-director about the planning and challenges they've faced the past year as they prepared to host this years festival.

Dallas watched Wonder Woman 1984 safely in a cinema while Lee watched it on HBO Max. The two compare their contrasting experiences and reactions and if how they watched it influenced them.

Dallas and Lee come to the end of 2020 and pick a diverse range of their favourite films and moments of the year.

Lee is joined by actor Dominic Burgess who made the leap from the UK to the United States to become an actor and has gone on to star in The Magicians, Doctor Who, Gilmore Girls, Modern Family, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and most recently in Star Trek: Picard as the popular Mr. Vup.

Dominic takes us behind the scenes of shooting the 5th episode 'Stardust City Rag' where he starred alongside Patrick Stewart and Jeri Ryan, being directed by Jonathan Frakes, his reaction as a fan to being cast, and much more.

To mark the release of David Fincher's latest film 'Mank' where 1930's Hollywood is reevaluated through the eyes of scathing social critic and alcoholic screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz as he races to finish the screenplay of Citizen Kane with reviews of the 1941 classic and the Netflix original.

Dallas welcomes author Jonathan Melville to discuss his latest book which is a behind the scenes look at 1986's Highlander featuring over 60 new cast and crew interviews - A Kind of Magic: Making The Original Highlander.

Following Scotland's football team making to the Euro's for the first time since 1998, Dallas and Lee celebrate by picking their favourite underdog movies.

Life got in the way this week for Dallas and Lee but they bring you an archive interview from their other podcast, The A24 Project with the directors of 'Boys State' -Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine. This week the film won the Critics Choice Award for Best Political Documentary.

'Boys State' is a documentary film that follows a thousand teenage boys attending Boys state in Texas, coming together to build a representative government from the ground up, from all different political backgrounds, navigating challenges of organizing political parties, consensus, and campaigning for the highest office at Boys State, governor.

Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine discuss the making of this documentary that was sold to Apple TV and A24 for $12 million and has provoked exciting debates and reaction about the future of America and democracy since its release.