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This week, in cinema 9, we are joined by local comedian and lover of all things Wonka, Matthew Hardy, as we discuss the gloriousness of 70mm films, Papua New Guinea, we compare Willy Wonka suits and talk about the moon at every possible chance we can!
This week Krissa checks in with Michael, and chats football with Jade and Amy.
The Sun Sessions introduces a real life Scotsman into the studio to discuss all things film distribution. We also discuss this week’s upcoming films and what’s happening for the school holidays.
This week, Michael checks in from East Timor, and we invite Jessie Deane, textile artist extraordinaire, into the studio to chat about her new exhibition and being the star of our brand new newsreel.
What topic didn’t we chat about this week? Upcoming films, Sun Theatre renovations, glorious soundtracks, jets, merges, Timor L’este, big birthdays and people who have their own theme songs!
This week Michael and Krissa are joined in the studio by Derek Green, editor of The Westsider, who may or may not do a mean English accent! We chat all things Father’s Day, Field of Dreams, and upcoming films.
In this week’s podcast we chat with local Melbourne director Jason Raftopolous about his new feature film WEST OF SUNSHINE. Michael graces us with his presence in the studio and we discuss upcoming films including HIGH SOCIETY, BOOK CLUB, and WORKING CLASS BOY.
In this week’s Sun Sessions, we check in with Michael, who is in Russia, and join staff members Jade and Sam for a discussion about what we’ve been watching at this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival.
Michael calls in from out of town and reports on his highlights of upcoming films from this year’s movie convention
Michael and Krissa review this week’s new releases, including RBG, BEIRUT, WHITNEY and NZ comedy THE BREAKER UPPERERS. Krissa catches up with Madeleine Sami and Jackie van Beek who wrote, directed and starred in the film. And remember BIG Wednesday,? well we tell you where those actors are now.
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