Episode 37 of UK Film Club, hosted by Chris Olson and Brian Penn, has new movie reviews for:

• The Bride!
• Mother's Pride
• How to Make a Killing
• War Machine
• Our Planet, The People, My Blood
• The Runner
• The Charitable Sisterhood of the Second Trinity Victory Church
• Faith and The Christmas Star

Our Nostalgia Pick this month is American Psycho (2000).

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On this film podcast episode, hosts Callum and James delve deep into the films of Frances McDormand. Celebrating 30 years since the release of Fargo, find out which of her films the guys love the most.

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Is this thing still on?! Amber and Joyce are back to discuss another LGBTQ+ film... kind of. Tune in to listen to their thoughts about Beanpole, the celebrated 2019 Russian film about two women who are just trying to survive in Leningrad, now Saint Petersburg, at the end of the Second World War. 

Content warnings - references to sexual assault on screen, strong themes surrounding WW2, violence and death.

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Critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn celebrate 3 years of the UK Film Club Podcast with a jam-packed film podcast special filled with the latest movie reviews. In this film podcast, we have movie reviews for:

• Crime 101 starring Chris Hemsworth
• Wuthering Heights starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi
• Cold Storage starring Liam Neeson
• Finding Harmony: A King's Vision starring...the King
• Gone to Ground an indie feature film from Phil Peel
• It Must be Done a short film about domestic abuse
• In Search of Forgotten Crafts - The Heart of the Iron a short documentary from Hungary
• Pops a British comedy feature film
• Coping a short film about coping mechanisms
• And our Nostalgia Pick pairs well with a nice Chianti and some Fava Beans.

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James and Callum are back with another episode of The Films Of Podcast, this time exploring the filmography of Margot Robbie.

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Join film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn for episode 35 of the UK Film Club Podcast. With the latest movie reviews including:

• Avatar: Fire and Ash
• Hamnet
• Song Sung Blue
• The Rip
• Armstrong: Dark Secrets
• Behind the Pose
• Gifted Pain
• #Models Wanted
• Avatar (2009)

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Part 2 of The Films of 2025 podcast with Callum and James. Be sure to follow their official instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the.films.of/

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Join Callum and James for a 2-parter episode of The Films Of, this episode is all about the films of 2025.

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Film critic James Learoyd interviews filmmaker Bryan Lamb about his latest short film The Supply Teacher.

In this filmmaker interview, James explores Lamb's approach to filmmaking, providing terrific insight.

You can check out James' video review of The Supply Teacher on the UK Film Review channel here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn6VIaz8rsw&pp=2AYF

Or you can read the short film review here - https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/reviews/the-supply-teacher

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