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In this episode, Adam and Callum have been to watch Brian and Charles so we discuss that and how it fits into british cinema.

We also delve into discussion of the Batman and Elvis and some other films. 

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Here is part 2 of our discussion of Massive's poll of the 100 greatest British films of the 21st century. 

In this episode we discuss Calvary, Dead Man's Shoes and Four Lions. 

Link to the list: https://www.massive-cinema.com/storyboard/best-british-film-21st-century-poll-results
Link to part 1: https://fryyourgreens.buzzsprout.com/1429063/10777420-the-massive-list-part-1
Link to a letterboxd version of the list: https://boxd.it/ht9ac

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In this episode, Adam and Callum discuss The Daniels quirky blockbuster Everything Everywhere All At Once and get angry at the state of modern cinema in the process. 

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The first of a two parter! Callum and Adam have perused Massive's poll of the top 100 British films of the 21st century and chosen their favourites to discuss. 

First up its Adam, join us as we discuss his three picks: In Bruges, 24 Hour Party People and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. 

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In this episode we chat about Robert Eggers' new motion picture, The Northman. We get into our thoughts about the film, things we noticed and we discuss some of the discourse surrounding it. 

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In this episode we take a dive into the brilliant world of Romanian New Wave Cinema. 2002's Filantropica and 2006's 12:08 East of Bucharest. We chat all about these two brilliant films and why we as film watchers shouldn't be deterred by foreign films. 

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In a special episode of Fry your Greens, we chat with Ryan Andrew Hooper, director of the Toll. We chat about his feature film, his start in the film industry and some of his favourite films. 

Ryan has some very interesting stories and really helps us dive deep into his film, the industry and the film making process. Definitely not one to miss! 

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It's erotic thrillers week and instead of watching two films that made the genre what it is, we are watching one that broke the genre and one that subverts it. Should be interesting. 

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It's an action packed week at Fry your Greens as we take on two giants of the martial arts film genre. Fist of Fury (1972) and the Raid (2011). Join us as we talk about these two films, the genre more widely and why some people find it such good cinema (and why Callum does not). 

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After last week's trip into psychological horror, this week we take a walk into the world of witches - or at least the rather less glamorous world of accusing people of witchcraft. Its 1996's The Crucible and 2017's I am not a Witch.