Filmed in Canada, a podcast about Canadian movies.

Alexander and William investigate Bon Cop, Bad Cop in this episode. Can movie fans from opposite sides of the room work together to understand the popularity of this 2006 action-comedy? Download this episode here. (50 MB) Find out more about this movie on its IMDb page: Bon Cop, Bad Cop.

William and Alexander drop the gloves to talk about Goon. Director Michael Dowse's 2011 hockey movie, written by Jay Baruchel and Evan Goldberg, will knock your teeth out. Download this episode here. (42 MB) IMDb links to the movies mentioned in this episode are here: Goon, Hello Destroyer, Downhill Racer and Across the Line.

Alexander and William get personal about Stories We Tell. Sarah Polley's documentary about family secrets and the fragility of memories gets talked about along with tangents to Space Jam and The Usual Suspects. Download this episode here. (48 MB) IMDb links to the movies mentioned in this episode are here: Stories We Tell, Space Jam and The Usual Suspects.

Alexander, William and Chris have much to declare in this talk about Our Man in Tehran. Unavoidably, they compare the documentary about the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis against the Oscar-winning movie Argo. Who is the real hero: Gordon Pinsent or Batman? Download this episode here. (54 MB) IMDb links to the movies and TV shows mentioned in this episode are here: Our Man in Tehran, The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty and Vietnam: A Television History.

Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou join William and Alexander to chat about Window Horses (The Poetic Persian Epiphany of Rosie Ming). Ann Marie Fleming's animated feature opened theatrically in Canada on March 10. Listeners note: Plot spoilers at 34:00-36:00 and we analyze the movie's ending around 49:00-52:30. Download this episode here. (56 MB) Follow these links to the movie's IMDb page and official site.

Alexander and William go out of bounds to talk about No Men Beyond This Point. Director-writer Mark Sawers's satirical movie looks at life in an alternate reality where men are obsolete. Also, we don't talk about the Oscars. Download this episode here. (58 MB) IMDb links to the movies and TV shows mentioned in this episode are here: No Men Beyond This Point, The Office, Nirvana the Band the Show and Napoleon.

Trapped in a diabolical podcast of their own creation, Alexander and William talk about the 1997 horror movie Cube. Plot spoilers at roughly 34:30-38:30. You've been warned. Download this episode here. (43 MB) IMDb links to the movies and TV show mentioned in this episode are here: Cube, Memento, Saw, Oz, and Voyage of Time.

The trite is made podcast when William and Alexander talk about I've Heard the Mermaids Singing. The lads explore their feelings over director Patricia Rozema's 1987 movie about love among ladies. Digressions and tangents abound. Check out Alexander's compiled list of the TIFF Canada's All-Time Top Ten ballots. Download this episode here. (45 MB) IMDb links to some of the movies mentioned in this episode are here: I've Heard the Mermaids Singing, Moonlight and Mr. Holland's Opus.

Canada's favourite hosers made it to the big screen in 1983's Strange Brew. Chris and Paul join Alexander and William to talk about that epic adventure starring Bob and Doug McKenzie. The gathered quartet sing the praises of this classic comedy. Download this episode here. (49 MB) IMDb links to the movies and TV shows mentioned in this episode are here: Strange Brew, SCTV and Trailer Park Boys.

It's the end of the world as William and Alexander know it and they feel like watching movies. They talk about Don McKellar's 1998 movie Last Night in this episode. Is it about the end of life, the end of love or the end of the Toronto filmmaking scene? Download this episode here. (49 MB) IMDb links to the movies discussed in this episode are here: Last Night, A Serious Man and Take Shelter.