Bums On Seats

Join us as we take a gander at the latest menagerie of cinema releases, including Pet Semetary, Dumbo, Shazam, The Sister Brothers, and The Highwaymen. Ashley Capaldi is joined by Dave Riley, Alistair Ryder and Lorcan O'Neil.

Another busy show, with the doubles of Us, the disappearance of Under the Silver Lake, the men on a mission of Triple Frontier, and the singalong of Fisherman's Friends. Plus ahead of the release of her New Orleans crime drama Out of Blue we talk to British director Carol Morley. Mark Liversidge is joined by Emma Marchant, Yozzie Osman, Alistair Ryder and Lorcan O'Neill.

Today's show gets an armlock on wrestling drama Fighting with my Family before performing a half nelson on Marvel's Captain Marvel, and a series of Gutwrenches and Toeholds on post-war drama The Aftermath, Swedish fantasy Border and the true story of The Boy who Harnessed the Wind. Ashley Capaldi is joined by Rosie Applin, David Riley, Mark Liversidge and Lorcan O'Neil.

In this show we bow down before The Kid Who Would Be King, We also discuss the more serious dramas of A Private War and Capernaum, and take a call from the New Zealand comedy The Breaker Upperers. Plus, with the awards mere moments away, we talk Oscar nominations. Yozzie Osman is joined by Dave Riley, Alistair Ryder and Lorcan O'Neil.

This week we review the secrets and lies of Can You Ever Forgive Me?, the art scene satire of Velvet Buzzsaw, take a road trip with Green Book and swoon at the romance of If Beale Street Could Talk. Plus we preview the films coming to the Cambridge Junction as part of the Ahbab Festival. Ashley Capaldi is joined by reviewers Emma Marchant, Dave Riley, Marc Beyler and Rowan Lamb.

The fortnightly cinema magazine reviews the right royal rumble of Mary Queen of Scots, the low key super heroics of Glass, and the real-life monsters of Vice. Plus we catch up with Netflix only drama The Land of Steady Habits and wonder what it'll take for the Oscars to notice female filmmakers. Yozzie Osman is joined by reviewers Bridget Bradshaw, Mark Liversidge, Rowan Lamb and Kristian Foreman.