Hosted by Picturehouse’s Sam Clements, The Love Of Cinema podcast goes deep on the best of the week’s new releases, with a little help from some quality film critics and the filmmakers themselves!
Episodes
Sunday Dec 25, 2011
Sunday Dec 25, 2011
Hope you're all having a Merry Christmas! Now, down to business. Sam and Simon review a few of last films to be released 2011, including David Fincher's adaptation of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and Carol Morley's acclaimed documentary, Dreams of a Life. The boys also make time for Judy Garland in Meet Me In St. Louis, which has recently been restored to it's former glory and is playing in cinemas nationwide.
Tuesday Dec 13, 2011
Tuesday Dec 13, 2011
Sam and Simon review MARGARET and have a look at Brit Marling's ANOTHER EARTH. There's also a brief look at events coming up at Picturehouse Cinemas this week.
Monday Dec 05, 2011
Monday Dec 05, 2011
Sam and Simon talk about Romantics Anonymous and Hugo 3D, and are joined by special guest Neil Alcock (aka The Incredible Suit) to talk about Footloose, screening this Thursday (8 Dec) at Stratford Picturehouse.
Wednesday Nov 30, 2011
Wednesday Nov 30, 2011
Sam talks to Jean-Pierre Ameris about his new film, ROMANTICS ANONYMOUS. Released in UK theatres on 2 December.
Friday Nov 25, 2011
Friday Nov 25, 2011
Sam and Simon are back to talk about this weeks releases, including MY WEEK WITH MARILYN, TAKE SHELTER and 50/50. The Picturehouse top 5 also returns, as do Simon’s ‘number facts’… Tickets are also on-sale for the boys Christmas screening of PLANES, TRAINS and AUTOMOBILES at London’s Stratford Picturehouse on 15 December.
Sunday Nov 20, 2011
Sunday Nov 20, 2011
Sam and Simon review Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, Australian drama Snowtown, Andrea Arnold's Wuthering Heights and Weekend.
Sunday Nov 13, 2011
Friday Nov 11, 2011
Friday Nov 11, 2011
Sam and Simon do a bit of film related waffle, followed by an interview with Rebecca Hall and Nick Murphy about their new Brit chiller, THE AWAKENING.
Friday Nov 04, 2011
Friday Nov 04, 2011
The multi-talented artist-writer-director, Miranda July talks about her new film, The Future, the much anticipated follow up to her award winning debut, Me and You and Everyone We Know.
Saturday Oct 29, 2011
Saturday Oct 29, 2011
The boys review TINTIN, THE HELP and THE IDES OF MARCH, all with just above a quarter of a Macbook battery left...