Film Friday

This week I am joined by Naomi Marcus who picked The Truman Show (1998). Not only is this film a excellent piece of cinema it is strangely and eerily relevant to today's world of social media with most peoples profiles showing their life's as if they where on a TV show. Join us as we discuss the warning signs this film raises when it comes to privacy and the control the media has over our life. Enjoy!

This week I am joined by the man who created our very own intro and outro Luke Matthews. We talk about Twister, the 1996 blockbuster that started the trend of big budget natural disaster movies. We discuss what made this flick such a hit and how it effected Luke so much that it has given him the same re-occurring dream for the past 10 years. Enjoy!

This week I am joined by award winning director Eamonn Murphy whose short film A Better You made its international debut at the Tribeca film festival this year and is currently on the festival circuit. We talk about Happy Gilmore and why this brilliant comedy has stood the test of time. We also talk about Adam Sandler and how even today his career has such an enormous following. Eamonn also shares some insider tips for any working actors and some interesting opinions in the inner workings of the film industry. This could be our best one yet :)

Film Friday is a podcast where each week I am joined by a new guest to discuss their favorite film! This week myself and my good friend Ronan chat about would of the greats, a staple of cinema. The Godfather, have a listen as we discuss a film by which all other films are judged. (Pre-warning unfortunatly due to some editing issues some of the dialogue is a bit delayed and jumbled over one another)

Film Friday is a podcast where each week I am joined by a new guest to talk about their favorite movie.  This week I'm joined by Hartley Akhurst to discuss the blockbuster that is Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back (1980) A film that helped further cement Star Wars as the cultural phenomenon it was and also a film that most would argue is the best of the saga! Join us as we discuss the social impact and brilliance of this masterpiece!