Hey guys! Today Isabelle rejoins us as we chat about Lena Dunham's 2010 independent film Tiny Furniture.

Before HBO'S GIRLS, Lena wrote, directed and starred in this bold debut alongside her IRL mother, sibling and best friend on a budget of just $65,000.

It follows a film school graduate who moves back into her mum's home, directionless, tired and making friends with "bad influences".

We totally love her and hope you love this episode!

Tiny Furniture (2010) can be viewed on Stan.

In two weeks, you will hear our conversation on Gaspar Noe's Climax (2018). You can find Climax on SBS On Demand.

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Tiny Furniture on Stan:

https://play.stan.com.au/programs/1620710

Climax on SBS On Demand:

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/1756705347779/climax

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Welcome back! This week's episode is Click! The 2006 Frank Coraci comedy-drama-fantasy starring the great and ever-goofy Adam Sandler! What a way to start the year!

George & myself are joined by our friends and fellow film buffs David Freeman & Gemma Baker! We discuss the mechanisms of Sandler's comedy, his "good guy" persona, product placement & whether or not this film holds up to our teenage memories.

Bonus: listen to the very end to catch George & David's "Click" song (with a pretty great Christopher Walken impression).

Hello! This week we have Megan and Isabelle reflecting on their favourite films from 2020! It's a candid, cosy summation of amazing pictures (none of which were actually released in 2020).

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Welcome back! In this episode we discuss Kirsten Johnson's 2020 Netflix documentary Dick Johnson is Dead (as chosen by our George). This episode touches on death, dementia, family and the moral responsibilities of the documentarian.

This week's film was chosen by our wonderful Isabelle Gander. It is the epic "flawed-masterpiece" written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson: Magnolia! We love you PTA!

Addicted Australia (SBS's new documentary series) and Honey Boy (2019) are also discussed.

Hello and welcome to our podcast where we chat about films. In this episode, we discuss William Friedkin's 1973 horror classic The Exorcist!

My Octopus Teacher (2020), The Space in Between: Marina Abramovic & Brazil (2016) & Antichrist (2009) are also discussed.