Well, well, well, wot's all this then? Bobs your uncle on this week's Film Fest: no mucking about. No rubbish. Just some geezers 'aving a right proper chat innit. Miya's sister, Kimi Singer,  well she's brough' us a brilliant film: the 2007 royal teen caper comedy St. Trinian's. And bloody hell, we loved it. Proper chuffed about this one, we are. Cheers!

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As if you needed further evidence that we're not like a regular podcast, we're a cool podcast, we sit down with Michelle Lee (inventor of the Toaster Strudel) to talk all things Mean Girls in our most fetch episode yet!

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Ohana means family, and Moira McAvoy bringing Lilo & Stitch to Film Fest means we get to go deep on one of Disney's quietly undersung masterpieces. Pudge controls the weather; you control the play button.

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Clifford: bad kid or unshakeable demonic presence? Danielle Gutierrez joins the Film Fest crew to talk Grodin, Steffen, Steenburgen, and Martin Short's freaky little face.

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Film Fest welcomes memoirist Mike Scalise (The Brand New Catastrophe) to help us work through all the most pressing questions about Larry Clark's seminal '90s indie sensation Kids. Questions such as "Why?" "How come?" "What for?" and "Hmm, I don't know about this."

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The Film Fest crew goes shopping and learns to love Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring. Let the record show that we're firm believers in karma and think this situation was attracted into our lives as a huge learning lesson for us to grow and expand as spiritual human beings.

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Bad Kids Film Fest kicks off with a perfectly symmetrical bang followed by a whimsical Kinks B-side: we're talking Wes Anderson's 2012 runaway romance Moonrise Kingdom, and Adam makes the case for Suzy Bishop as worst movie kid!

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Introducing Film Fest, the Film Fest committee, and Film Fest season one! Welcome to Film Fest!!