Truth & Movies: A Little White Lies Podcast

James Richardson is joined by Elena Lazic and David Jenkins to discuss two of this week's releases - Goodbye Christopher Robin starring Margot Robbie and Domhnall Gleeson, and Daphne starring Emily Beecham. Plus, with the recent passing of actor Harry Dean Stanton, Film Club turns to the 1986 John Hughes film Pretty in Pink in which he starred. e: [email protected]: @LWLieslwlies.comabout.7digital.com

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In the second episode of Truth & Movies this week (you lucky people), James Richardson, Adam Woodward and David Jenkins are back in the studio to pick over another trio of films. In this podcast, there’s the second instalment of the Kingsman franchise (The Golden Circle), plus off-beat Hungarian romance, On Body And Soul. And, for the Film Club, there’s Todd Haynes’ Far From Heaven, his 2002 tip of the hat to 1950s Hollywood melodramas, starring Julianne Moore.

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In a special extra episode, recorded live at this year's London Podcast Festival, James Richardson, Adam Woodward and David Jenkins do their thing in front of a live audience. So in this podcast they review the new sports biopic Borg Vs McEnroe, as well as the 40th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's ground-breaking Close Encounters Of The Third Kind; And in tribute to the visionary director. the trio choose and chew over a selection of their favourite Spielberg movies.

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In this thrilling instalment of the movie podcast, James Richardson is joined by Little White Lies duo Adam Woodward and David Jenkins to discuss two of the week's biggest releases; namely Darren Aronosky's nightmarish film noir Mother! and Stephen Frears' Victoria & Abdul. And for this week's Film Club, they chew over Aronofsky's second film, the visceral and visually stunning Requiem For A Dream. e: [email protected]: @lwlieslwlies.comabout.7digital.com

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James Richardson is joined by Little White Lies Digital Editor Adam Woodward and theatre and film director Nadia Latif to discuss this week's big releases, namely the much anticipated new Stephen King adaptation IT, and acclaimed screenwriter Taylor Sheridan's directorial debut Wind River. And in honour of Elizabeth Olsen's starring role, we look back at her film debut in Film Club the 2011 "cult" thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene.e: [email protected]: @lwlieslwlies.comabout.7digital.com

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A Yorkshire-based agricultural romance, some New Jersey hip-hop, and a fame-hungry psychotic comedian are on the menu this week. James Richardson is joined by Adam Woodward and Sophie-Monks Kaufman to discuss what many are calling the British film of the year (God's Own Country), a film that received a 10 minute standing ovation at Cannes (Patti Cake$), and a 1982 Scorsese classic in honour of the late great Jerry Lewis (The King of Comedy). e: [email protected] t: @LWLies lwlies.com about.7digital.com

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A big week of big-name directors with Bigelow, Soderbergh, and Liman all releasing films. James Richardson is joined by Little White Lies digital editor Adam Woodward and film critic Manuela Lazic to discuss Detroit, Logan Lucky, and American Made. plus Film Club which looks back to Soderbergh's 1999 film about an English criminal who heads to LA to investigate his daughter's death - The Limey. e: [email protected]: @LWLieswwww.lwlies.comwww.about.7digital.com

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James Richardson and Little White Lies Editor David Jenkins discuss the week's releases, including the Samuel L Jackson and Ryan Reynolds buddy movie The Hitman's Bodyguard, and Quest, a Philadelphia-based documentary over a decade in the making. Plus, tying in with the release of The Dark Tower, listeners chose a Stephen King adaptation for Film Club - the 1990 Rob Reiner movie Misery. e: [email protected]: @lwlieslwlies.comabout.7digital.com

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In this week's Truth & Movies, James Richardson and colleagues look at the Charlize Theron fronted action thriller, Atomic Blonde. Plus there's the lowdown on the meditative and existential A Ghost Story as directed by David Lowery... who also joins the team for the Film Club, to talk about his love for Under The Skin.

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This week the Truth And Movies podcast has something of a sci-fi theme to it, as Luc Besson's epic new film Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets comes under the spotlight, whilst the Film Club looks at David Lynch's fantastically flawed version of Dune. And closer to the home, there's also a preview of the Morrissey biopic, England Is Mine.

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