We welcome director Mike Mills on to the podcast this week, to discuss his new film '20th Century Women'. Listeners can also win a copy of the soundtrack on Vinyl - check our social media for details on how. After the success of 2010 film 'Beginners', which helped win Christopher Plummer an Oscar Best Supporting Actor, Mike Mills returns with another Semi-Autobiographical film, this time set in the sun drenched Santa Barbara of the 70's. Featuring a late career highlight from Annete Bening, as well as Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning and Billy Crudup, '20th Century Women' is a warm, kind and clever nostalgia trip rooted around superb central performances. On the podcast this week are Jake Cunningham, Jenna Hobbs and Sam Howlett.Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services from csrfm.com

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We talk to Toni Erdmann himself about Maren Ade's instant cult smash that has swept up critics and audiences across the world. Poignant, hilarious and utterly unique, Toni Erdmann is a stunning picture. Discussing this notorious three hour long German comedy are Sam Howlett, Helen Seymour, Harry Chapman and Jake Cunningham Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services by csrfm.com

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This week we talk 'Christine', starring Rebecca Hall, which tells one of the most notorious stories in television history. Directed by Antonio Campos, 'Christine' is the tragic, true-life story about Christine Chubbuck, a news reporter in the 1970's who attempted suicide live on air. Campos' film finds the woman behind the controversy, what lead to it and how Chubbuck's life extends beyond one event. Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services by csrfm.com

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We discuss Pablo Larrain's staggeringly intimate portrait of Jackie Kennedy in this edition of the Curzon Film Podcast.Starring Natalie Portman, as the first, First Lady to open the White House to the people, 'Jackie' is a stunning film, stunningly made. On the podcast this week are Harry Chapman, Helen Seymour and Jake CunninghamProduced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services by CSRFM.com

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In this edition of The Curzon Film Podcast we tackle Kenneth Lonergan’s emotional drama ‘Manchester by the Sea’ After Lee Chandler’s brother Joe dies, he is forced to go back to the home town that he had exiled himself from, as Joe has placed him as the guardian for his son Patrick. Touching, heartbreaking and surprisingly funny, discussing ‘Manchester by the Sea’ this week are Harry Chapman, Sam Howlett and Jake Cunningham.Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services by CSRFM.com

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We welcome in 2017 on the Curzon Podcast with Best Picture front-runner LA LA LAND.From the writer and director of 'Whiplash', Damien Chazelle, comes 'La La Land', a love letter to old age musicals, and the city of Los Angeles. Starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, the film is stunningly choreographed, with visuals to match and will leave you dancing out of the cinema screen. On the podcast this week are Jenna Hobbs, Daniella Verektinidi and Jake CunninghamProduced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services from CSRFM.com

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As the year comes to an end, the Curzon Podcast team decide which films have been the best releases of 2016. From blockbusters to independent documentaries and everything in between, tick off all the ones you've seen and make a list of all the ones you haven't. On the podcast this week are Sam Howlett, Jenna Hobbs, Helen Seymour and Jake CunninghamProduced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services by csrfm.com

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This week on the Curzon Film Podcast we travel to a galaxy far, far away for Gareth Edwards ROGUE ONEThe first in a series of ‘Star Wars Story’ spin-offs, Edwards film tells the story of a renegade band of rebels, who hatch a plan to steal the plans for the universe’s most dangerous weapon, the Death Star; and crucially, kick start the events of A NEW HOPE. On the podcast this week are Jake Cunningham and Ersi Kalentzi.Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.comStudio services by CSRFM.com

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The 29th European Fim Awards took place on 10 December in Wroclaw, Poland – the European Capitial of Culture 2016. Podcast hosts Jake Cunningham and Sam Howlett attended the ceremony on behalf of Curzon Home Cinema, to report on the prestigious Awards and, celebrating achievements in European cinema.Listen to their round up from this star-studded ceremony, including the award winners, red carpe highlights, and low down on the filmmakers. Features 'Toni Erdmann', 'Julieta', 'Elle' and many more acclaimed European films. Includes an interview with Paul Laverty, screenwriter of 'I, Daniel Blake'.Produced and edited by Jake CunninghamMusic supplied by incompetech.com

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This week we peer in to the deep, dark web of surveillance that is Oliver Stone's latest film 'Snowden'Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, in a compelling performance, as NSA Whitleblower Edward Snowden. Stone's film tells the story of the man that initiated one of the biggest leaks in history, that proved the NSA is spying on almost everyone in the world. Truly shocking, and shockingly true, discussing the film this week are Jenna Hobbs, Sam Howlett and Jake CunninghamProduced and edited by Jake CunninghamStudio Services by CSRFM.comMusic supplied by incompetech.com

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