In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Sarah Polley’s documentary feature Stories We Tell. The film follows Sarah’s search through her family’s history to discover the meaning of memory and recovering the past.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Federico Fellini’s 8 1/2. The film follows a film director, played by Marcello Mastroianni, as he struggles creatively with his latest film project.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore the Dennis Hopper starring gothic romance, Night Tide. This beautiful restoration follows Hopper as a US sailor who arrives in California for a few days. There, he meets a mysterious young woman who is enchanted by the sea.

In this twenty-first episode, Chris and Gaby explore winner of the British Independent Film Award for Best Screenplay, Frank. The films follows a young man played by Domhnall Gleeson who aspires to be a famous musician. When he meets the titular Frank and his band, he longs to be one of them.

In this twentieth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Best Foreign Language Film nominee, The Hunt. The film follows Lucas, played by Mads Mikkelsen, who is falsely accused of child abuse at his place of work.

In this nineteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Akira Kurosawa’s King Lear adaptation, Ran. The film follows Lord Hidetora - an ageing warlord who decides to split up his kingdom between his three sons after choosing to retire his position.

In this eighteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Jacques Rivette’s 1970s hit Celine And Julie Go Boating. The film follows two friends who find themselves able to interact with the lives of a family who exist in a parallel dimension.

In this seventeenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Taika Waititi’s vampire satire, What We Do In The Shadows. The film follows a group of 100-something aged vampires living together in Wellington, New Zealand.

In this sixteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Fox and His Friends. The film follows a young man who, after winning the lottery, begins a romantic relationship and business partnership with another man from a higher society.

In this fifteenth episode, Marc and Gaby explore David Gordon Green’s George Washington. The film follows four young kids living in rural North Carolina. When tragedy strikes one summer’s day, the kids face falling apart or finding redemption.