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The Film Angle
By Kris Steed and Alex HuntTV & Film
The Film Angle episodes
- London Film Festival 2026: The Best Films, Biggest Surprises and Our Rankings
We did it! We went to the BFI London Film Festival together for the first time!!
We watched 17 films and reviewed ALL OF THEM in this bumper episode, sharing our thoughts, biggest surprises and rankings along the way.
From the best of the festival to the films that left us scratching our heads, join us as we look back on LFF 2026. Enjoy!
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1 hr 51 min - London Film Festival 2026 Preview: What We’re Most Excited For
Alex is going to the BFI London Film Festival... and this time, Kris is joining him!
Get ready for LFF 2026 with us as we dive into the films we're most excited to see during our week in London. From big festival premieres to hidden gems we're hoping to discover, we're picking out the films we can't wait to get stuck into.
The countdown to London Film Festival 2026 starts here!
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1 hr 8 min - 2003: Was It a Great Year for Film? | Film Capsule with Juliette Howard & Aaminah Saleem
We’re going back to 2003! Film Capsule editor Juliette Howard joins us to discuss her new magazine, with one simple premise: one year, one edition. The first edition focuses on 2003, and returning to the pod is Aaminah Saleem, who contributed to Film Capsule, as we dive into all things film from one of cinema’s most fascinating years.
Juliette is the editor of Film Capsule and a London-based film lover, writer and editor. She has written for various publications and can be found sharing her love of film at @whataboutbirdy
Aaminah, who loves to write and chat about all things film and TV on Instagram and TikTok, can be found at @aaminahthroughthescreen
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1 hr 20 min - Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma | Is Jane Schoenbrun the Most Exciting Filmmaker Right Now?
In this episode, Alex and Kris review Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma and discuss its director, Jane Schoenbrun. Are they the most interesting voice in cinema right now?
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59 min - Spider-Man: Brand New Day | Ranking Every Spider-Man Movie
In this episode, Kris is joined by the actual real Spider-Man, who may or may not be his co-host Alex, to review Spider-Man: Brand New Day and deliver their personal rankings of every single Spider-Man film so far.
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1 hr 31 min - The Odyssey Review | Ranking Our Top 5 Christopher Nolan Films
In this episode, Alex and Kris FINALLY get around to reviewing Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey before diving into the director's previous work and ranking their favourite of his films.
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1 hr 26 min - The Ghibli Angle: Whisper of the Heart
In this episode of The Ghibli Angle, Kris and Alex review Whisper of the Heart, one of Kris's favourites from the studio.
In this series, Kris guides Alex through one of his biggest cinematic blindspots, the films of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli.
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45 min - Toy Story 5 & Supergirl | Is Summer Cinema Off to a Bad Start?
In this episode, Alex and Kris review Toy Story 5 and ask the big question: does a fifth instalment justify its existence and, more importantly, is it actually any good?
They also dive into Supergirl, the second theatrical release in James Gunn's new DC Universe. Does it build on DC's fresh-ish start, or are superhero films just not hitting anymore?
Plus, there's a rare sighting of "Football Alex", along with all the latest film chat and plenty more.
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1 hr 29 min - Disclosure Day and the Must-See Festival Films of 2026 with Aaminah Saleem
In this episode, Alex and Kris are joined by film writer and critic Aaminah Saleem to discuss the biggest films coming out of this year's festival circuit. Fresh from the Cannes Film Festival, Aaminah shares her standout discoveries, the buzziest titles generating awards-season buzz, and the films cinephiles should have firmly on their radar.
The conversation then turns to Steven Spielberg's latest film, Disclosure Day, as the trio explore its themes, performances, and where it sits within the legendary director's body of work.
Aaminah, who loves to write and chat about all things film and TV on Instagram and TikTok, can be found at @aaminahthroughthescreen
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1 hr 29 min - Fabric: Interview with Documentary Filmmaker, Anabelle Marshall
In this episode, documentary filmmaker Annabelle Marshall discusses her journey into nonfiction storytelling, the making of her short film Fabric, and the challenges and rewards of capturing authentic human stories on screen. Annabelle shares insights into working with refugee communities, navigating the documentary process, and the importance of storytelling that humanises complex social issues.
Fabric takes audiences behind the scenes of Espero Atelier, a Paris-based social enterprise that trains refugees in haute couture tailoring and supports their pathways into employment within the fashion industry. With exclusive access to the atelier, the film follows refugee artisans as they create a unique fashion collection destined for the Musée d'Orsay on the eve of Haute Couture Week, revealing stories of resilience, craftsmanship, and opportunity along the way.
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About The Film Angle
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Welcome to The Film Angle, your go-to weekly podcast for movie reviews, indie film discussions, and cinematic debates! Join Kris and Alex as they review the latest films, revisit classic favourites,…
and uncover hidden indie gems. Have thoughts or questions? Get in touch at [email protected].