Lights, Camera & Life

Lights, Camera & Life

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Lights, Camera & Life episodes

  • Marty Supreme (2025) - 'Safdie's trademark style driven by an electric Chalamet ' - LCL Podcast
    Big fans of the Safdie brothers’ feverish, street-level intensity, we follow an omniscient Timothée Chalamet as Marty Supreme, delivering an electric, nerve-shredding performance. What begins as a scrappy sports drama spirals into a manic character study, charting the chaotic rise of a New York shoe salesman who claws his way to becoming a U.S. table tennis champion—at the cost of everything else in his life.
    13 min
  • The Brutalist (2024) - 'Beautifully jarring' - LCL Podcast
    Brady's Corbet's sprawling drama about a Hungarian - Jewish Architect who moves the Untied states is a complex and layered tale on ambition, greed, capitalism and identity. It has an artistic tinge powered powered by an electric performances by Adrien Brody and Guy Pearce.
    Listen in and Enjoy!
    21 min
  • Megalopolis (2024) - 'The Last Days of Rome' - LCL Podcast
    Legendary Film maker Francis Ford Coppola's futuristic take on the similarities between the fall of the Roman Empire and the decline in modern society is ambitious to say the least!
    With an Ensemble cast, surrealist set pieces, poignant production and sprawling story line - it is hard to follow and like caesar catalina, maybe a little too ahead of its time?
    Listen in and hear what we think : )
    13 min
  • Alien: Romulus (2024) - 'Back to Basics' - LCL Podcast
    A Quick review of the new Alien film!
    Fede Alvarez injects new blood into the classic franchise that is Ridley's Alien. There is more emphasis on Horror than Science fiction but there are interesting conundrums to solve on this dingy spaceship.
    Great performances from Cailee Spaeny and David Jonnson as they formed a great partnership on screen!
    Listen in & Enjoy!
    6 min
  • Saint Omer (2023) -'The Most Human of Monsters' - LCL Podcast
    Alice Diop's multi-faceted drama played out in a court room is based on real life events and is supported with great performances from Kayije Kagame and Guslagie malanda.
    It covers the untold side of motherhood, race, gender and identity with a nuanced take on a complicated character.
    Listen in and Enjoy!
    24 min
  • May December (2023) -'When the roles are reversed' - LCL Podcast
    This a deeply uncomfortable film that's been meticulously put together by Todd Haynes. It subject matter belongs in the 'True crime' section where it was first released.
    As a piece of art - we loved it! With great performances from Natalie Portman, Julianne Moore & Charles Melton, We discuss this conflicting take on Paedophilia and society's response to it.
    Listen in and Enjoy!
    14 min
  • Anatomy Of A Fall (2023) -'The Invention of Belief' - LCL Podcast
    Winner of the Palm D'Or at the Cannes Film festival, Golden globe for best screenplay and an Academy Award for Original Screenplay...We Just knew we had a great film on our hands!
    Justine Triet's electrifying film examines (or cross-examines) a marriage after a suspicious death occurs - with great performances from Sandra Huller and Milo Machado Graner.
    Listen in and Enjoy!
    23 min
  • Swede Caroline (2024) - ' Eccentric, Feel Good Fun! ' - LCL Podcast (Exclusive review)
    Who thought the world of competitive vegetable growing could be so much Fun?!
    We were given exclusive access to a pre-screening of 'Swede Caroline' which is coming soon to UK Cinemas on the 19th of April and what a joy, this little gem, was to watch!
    Follow Caroline (Hartley), an up-and-coming prospect in the competitive world of giant vegetable growing, as she digs to discover the conspiracy behind her stolen prized marrows. its mocumentary - style brings a lot of humour and energy while Hartley and Co bring a warmth to this very British film.
    Check this out on the 19th of April in cinemas near you!
    8 min
  • Zone Of Interest (2023) - 'The Sound of Horror' - LCL Podcast
    Jonathan Glazer combines with Johnnie Burn to create a haunting and alternative take on the story of Rudolf Hoss and his family who lived in Auschwitz. it recently won the Academy awards for Best International feature film and Best sound design and is garnering a lot of critical praise.
    It creeps up on you days after watching and is a stark reminder of the atrocities committed by the Nazi regime.
    16 min

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