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    • January February 2, 2010
      In another Montage podcast of film chat and comedy gold we review Brothers the latest from Jim Sheridan, talk up the anticipated films of 2010 and bemoan the Bafta noms. There’s also two reports from the Glasgow Film Festival press launch. Lost in Translation stars former Montager Carmody Wilson in her podcast debut. Can you guess [...]
    • December B December 22, 2009
      It’s the Christmas Special! And Robert is replaced by Mitch Miller in this muppets heavy Christmas show. We review Where the Wild Things Are and discuss the joys and fears of childhood, then to a discussion on what makes Christmas christmas (Christmas films is the answer you’re looking for). Robert beamed up from down below to give a [...]
    • December A December 2, 2009
      December 1st and its another podcast! We have; A review of The Box The final part of our Myazaki focus Lost in Translation fun quiz! Confessions of a Critic Emma confesses to the classic she hasn’t seen… And we have Mitch Miller back to create a mini fest around the theme: misunderstandings Download Standard Podcasts
    • November A November 19, 2009
      This episode Robert has a confession to make- which classic film has he neglected to see in his short lifetime? We also review the latest Coen Brother comedy: A Serious Man and we feature Princess Mononoke in our continuing Myazaki focus. Plus: What classic film scene are we mangling in lost in translation? Listen and find out! Download Standard Podcasts
    • October B October 30, 2009
      Listen up! It’s another packed episode from Emma and Robert. We kick things off with reviews on Up and Fantastic Mr Fox, then head into a discussion on the relationship between films and computer games. We talk to Mitch Miller for another themed mini fest- this time the theme is ‘animals in peril’ And we unveil the [...]
    • October A- first podcast back October 12, 2009
      Hello, hello! Where have you been? Well, it’s a long story and not all that interesting either. But suffice to say, we’re back! And stronger than you can ever imagine. Or something like that. We have also been devising a cunning plan for each episode consisting of fun and dramatic features, and a chance for you [...]
    • Eiff pod 5 July 2, 2009
      Well- it’s the end of the Edinburgh festival 2009, and Robert and Emma have gone a bit crazy. Here they round up the fest with awards talk and give out a few prizes of their own. Which film will get the special ‘important overall life message’ award?! And what film had the ‘most watchable violence’?! We [...]
    • Eiff pod 4 June 27, 2009
      As the festival winds down there are still some great films to be talked about- namely Birdwatcher; La terra degli uomini rossi, and er, Hump Day. And just how glum is British cinema these days? Find out in this penultimate fest podcast (which is just as well, as we’re sounding rather tired!) Download Standard Podcasts
    • EIFF pod 3 June 24, 2009
      In the 3rd Edinburgh festival podcast ‘controversy’ is King! Montage talk Antichrist, the much debated Lars Von Trier horror which split opinion at Cannes, and the debacle of Israeli film at the Edinburgh festival sparked by Ken Loach. We don’t do this all by ourselves fortunately- Mitch Miller from the Drouth magazine, and Jamie Dunn from [...]
    • Eiff pod 2 June 21, 2009
      Film Fight! Robert and Emma fail to agree once more over one of the biggest films of the festival, the new sci fi “classic” Moon, starring Sam Rockwell. Then there’s the award winning Seraphine, and My Year without Sex, which continues Australian cinema’s strong run this festival. Plus some blether and outrageous French accents in [.. […]

News just in…

The first podcast of 2010 is up! It took us a while- Robert was held up by immigration probably, but here we are, as bitter as ever!

There’s a lot to get through-

We review Jim Sheridan’s Brother (that’s the film, not his brother), find out what we’re looking forward to in 2010 and it wouldn’t be January/February without some moaning about the BAFTAs.

We have some new features and some old- Lost in Translation (featuring a proper acting type Carmody Wilson) is one of the most difficult yet. But it was one of the most quotable films of its time- will you work it out? Also is James Cameron a twat or talented? Robert and Emma debate!

And then- it’s time for the Glasgow film festival! Mitch Miller is on hand to give us his report from the press launch. As is his friend Werner Herzog. Or that should be “Werner Herzog”?

Keep your ears peeled for further coverage from the Glasgow film festival, including pairs of competition tickets to give away!

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