The Love Of Cinema

Sam and Simon take a look at the Top 5 films at Picturehouse Cinemas and talk about new releases, Loving and Toni Erdmann. 

Director Jeff Nichols pops in to talk about his new film Loving. In cinemas now. 

Sam and Simon are back to talk about some of the biggest new films at Picturehouse Cinemas. In this first episode of 2017, the boys take a look at La La Land, Manchester By The Sea, Jackie and Lion. 

 

 

Welcome to our mini episode!

Eddie The Eagle star Taron Egerton pops by to talk about voicing a character in the new animated film Sing, from director Garth Jennings (Son Of Rambow) and co-starring Reese Witherspoon, Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson to name but a few!

Sing is out now (and it's BRILLIANT!) 

Sam and Simon settle in for a special festive edition of the Picturehouse Podcast. The boys run through the current 'top 5' films at Picturehouse Cinemas, review Silence, A Monster Calls and Assassin's Creed and share some of their favourite films of 2016.

Legendary directors Ron Clements and John Musker talk to Sam about their new film Oscar-nominated film Moana and the Clements family history.

Sam and Simon return to recap some of the big November releases still playing in cinemas, including: Moana, Arrivial, Nocturnal Animals and Paterson.  

 

 

Sam talks to director Ben Wheatley about his latest film Free Fire, coming soon to the BFI London Film Festival and The Greasy Strangler. In cinemas from Friday 7 October and digital, DVD and Blu-ray from 10 October.

More about The Greasy Strangler: www.getgreasy.co.uk/

Watch the trailer for Free Fire: youtu.be/G_yyIfhhR8I

Sam is joined by the brilliant Daisy Ridley (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) who stars in the new English-language version of Only Yesterday. Available now on DVD and Blu-ray. 

Daniel Radcliffe pops into Picturehouse Central to discuss his new film, Swiss Army Man.