Stars Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio, Video artists Soda Jerk explain the controversy surrounding their work Terror Nullius, and an interview with rising Australian filmmaker Kitty Green.

Gillian Armstrong is in the studio talking about the restoration of My Brilliant Career, and what she thinks about gender representation in the industry right now. Plus, we mark the 20 year anniversary of the revolutionary TV series Sex and the City, and Sicario-2: Day of the Soldado reviewed.

Marcelo Martinessi, winner of the Sydney Film Festival's top prize is in the studio, as well as the winners of the Documentary Australia Foundation Award. Plus, Jason reviews Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and an exciting opportunity for budding screen creators.

Hollywood based Australian filmmaker Leigh Whannell on his sci-fi box office hit Upgrade, UK comedian Romesh Ranganathan tells us about his new TV series Just Another Immigrant, and we meet the Bulgarian filmmakers behind a spectacular Arctic love story in competition at Sydney Film Festival.

A TV panel discussion about Mystery Road and Killing Eve. Jason Di Rosso reviews the female-led heist movie Oceans 8. We go behind the screens to meet an armourer who works on film & television sets, and some international guests from Sydney Film Festival drop in.

How comedy dramas are becoming the stars of the streaming era. Lennie James from The Walking Dead on his new thriller. Plus, a review of Gringo and the lowdown on this year's Sydney Film Festival.

Does a new biopic about Olivia Newton John deserve all the criticism it's getting? The bad boy of the Marvel universe is back! Director John Curran looks at a traumatic piece of Kennedy history in his new film Chappaquiddick, and we meet the creatives behind Australian zombie feature film Cargo.

A discussion on where the screen industry will win and lose in this year's budget. Talking TV with Foxtel's remake of Picnic at Hanging Rock. David Stratton reflects on Pierre Rissient and the politics of Cannes, and how May 68 shaped film.

Director Ray Argall is in to discuss his new film about one of the most important bands to come out of Australia, Midnight Oil. A discussion on the real-time American documentary-series The Circus, and Simon Baker's directorial debut.