James De Carteret, John Riley, Mark Stafford & Tom Geens conclude their look at the 51st London Film Festival. In this final instalment, they’re focussing on British films, in particular ‘Exodus’ and ‘Unrelated’. (mp3 format, 40.6mb, 28min)

Mark Stafford, James DeCarteret & Tom Geens begin their third week of discussion and preview of the films they’ve seen at this year’s London Film Festival, tonight focussing on three films that are getting wider cinema release outside of the festival – I’m not there, Eastern Promises and The Banishment Originally broadcast 01/11/07 on Resonance […]

John Riley, James DeCarteret & Mark Stafford conclude the second week of discussion and preview of the films they’ve seen at this year’s London Film Festival, tonight focussing on two films showing in the documentary (non) strand of the LFF – Marcela and Zoo… Originally broadcast 26/10/07 on Resonance FM (mp3 format, 37.4mb)

Mark Stafford, James DeCarteret & Tom Geens continue their examination of the films they’ve seen at this year’s London Film Festival, focussing on European cinema – looking at Import / export, Heartbeat detector and Four months, three weeks, two days.

Mark Stafford, James DeCarteret & Tom Geens discuss and preview the films they’ve seen at this year’s London Film Festival including Cargo 200, Glory to the Filmmaker!, Secret Sunshine and the English language remake of Funny Games.

History and film have been inextricably linked since movie pioneers first shot footage of workers leaving factory gates and trains entering stations. In tonight’s show Alex Fitch explores the nature of history as a topic for film and the use of historical footage in films. The first half of the show is a discussion with […]