Film Fight Club

In a Sydney Film Festival special bonus episode, Virat Nehru interviews the director, Shaunak Sen, and subject, Nadeem Shehzad, of the striking new documentary All that Breathes.

The Sydney Film Festival is upon us again. Already? Yes! We spoke to festial director Nashen Moodley about what's in store for cinephiles this year.

Playing with the boys!

Where we fight about the Sydney Film Festival line-up fresh off the launch

Where we get lost in the multiverse, but aren't we all?

Where we tackle the tale of Prince Violence. Also, Glen's thoughts on The Secrets of Dumbledore.

Where we look at the biggest, loudest spectacles in cinemas, and two different approaches to cinematic action maximalism.

Film Fight on Film Fight. The Oscars and the slap that was heard around the world. Also, thoughts on Death on the Nile, The Souvenir Part II, and The Adam Project.

Our thoughts on Matt Reeves' new take on the caped crusader.

The long awaited return. Catch ups and thoughts on Don't Look Up and Benedetta.

Takes on the biggest event releases of the year's end. Originally recorded 21 December 2021

In which we discuss two of the most visually stunning films to come out of Hollywood this year. Originally recorded 14/12/21.

Where we explore two very different versions of a feminist horror-hybrid.

No Time To Die, but plenty of time for us to discuss this film. Non-spoiler for the first 30 minutes, then capsule reviews of two documentaries that streamed as part of SFF's on demand contingent - then another half hour of spoiler discussion.

Our final Sydney Film Festival in cinema roundup, featuring thoughts on The French Dispatch, Undine, Titane, Drive My Car, Limbo, Four Seasons in a Day, Bad Luck Banging or Looney Porn, Parallel Mothers, The Hand of God, The Swordsman, A Hero, Compartment No. 6, One Second, Come Here, The Dog Who Wouldn't Be Quiet, Paris 13th District and Great Freedom. Movies movies movies!

More from the Sydney Film Festival, featuring thoughts on Cow, From the Wild Sea, Taming the Garden, Quo Vadis, Aida? , Hive, City Hall, Slalom, Pleasure, Zola and The Story of My Wife.

Featuring thoughts on Petite Maman, Flee, The Card Counter, The Power of the Dog, Here Out West, There Is No Evil, Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy, The Worst Person in the World, Hit the Road, Never Gonna Snow Again and Memoria.

An SFF bonus interview with Jenny Neighbour, outlining the documentary selection of this year's festival.

Where #SydFilmFest is joyously back tonight and we talk with Director Nashen Moodley

In which we come to blows over Leos Carax's latest. Not really, it's just metaphorical. Just like the film!