This week we only have a word - TENET! Don’t miss our special interviews from entertainment journalist Katherine Tulich with master filmmaker Christopher Nolan and cast members John David Washington, Kenneth Branagh and Robert Pattinson - after TENET’s triumphant opening week around the globe.

The Palace Cinemas team take a look back at the re-opening month and recommend their favourite film of July that you can catch on the big-screen.

Zak's pick: King of Staten Island

Laura's pick: Shirley

Alex's pick: The Burnt Orange Heresy

In this episode we are oh-so-lucky to be joined by Australian Entertainment Journalist, Katherine Tulich, known for interviewing the very biggest of the Hollywood big-wigs, with her work seen across outlets like the LA Times, Variety, http://rogerebert.com (rogerebert.com), the Hollywood reporter, and ABC Australia, and she is also a voting member of the Hollywood Foreign Press/The Golden Globes.

Katherine tells us how she got started, what cinema means to her, and what it means to the stars she interviews.

There were a few glitches (horrors) with the first upload - all fixed now!

It's been a bit longer between drinks for this episode... and that's because we've been busy preparing for our national relaunch of our Palace Cinemas circuit from July 2!

In this episode we look at the horror genre, and highlight its significance in filmmaking and cinema going culture.

In our third episode of the https://palace-cinemas-podcast.captivate.fm/ (Palace Cinemas Podcast) we explore and breakdown one of the longest serving cinematic genres, Westerns! Recounting it's history, a brilliant Western you can catch at home for free, and our top-picks to fill out the must see-gems of the genre.

Reviewed Western: The Shooting (1966)

Jordan's Recommendation: Meek's Cutoff (2010)

Zak's Recommendation: Dead Man (1995)

Alex's Recommendation: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)

In our second episode of the https://palace-cinemas-podcast.captivate.fm/ (Palace Cinemas Podcast) (still gloriously lo-fi) we ruminate on our most memorable film from 2020 so far, recommend our favourite 2019 experience you can now catch at home, as well as look ahead to post-isolation and what film we're most excited about.

In our very first episode of the Palace Cinemas Podcast (welcome!) we talk about who we are and how we got started in cinema, discuss Cannes Film Festival refusing to go digital, as well as delve into retrospective cinema and what draws an audience back to see it on the big screen.