The Glacé Film Club

In the latest episode, Callum and Marcus review the 1963 release, "Charade". Charade, directed by Stanley Donen and starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, follows a widow who becomes entangled in a deadly hunt for stolen fortune. She must decide whether the charming stranger helping her is her greatest ally or her greatest threat. Check out the latest review. The Glacé Film Club podcast is produc...

In the latest episode Callum and Marcus review the much anticipated sequel starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt, "The Devil Wears Prada 2". Directed by David Frankel, the film follows Andy Sachs as she returns to Runway magazine to help Miranda Priestly navigate the collapse of traditional fashion publishing. It’s as exciting as it sounds. Check out the latest review! The Glacé Fil...

In the latest episode Callum and Marcus review the 2026 winner of "Best International Feature Film" at The Oscars, "Sentimental Value". "Sentimental Value" is a black comedy drama directed by Joachim Trier about two sisters reconnecting with their estranged father, a once-famous filmmaker, after years apart. Set in Oslo, the film explores memory, family tensions, and the emotional pull of art and...

In the latest episode Callum and Marcus review Zendaya and Robert Pattinson's new film, "The Drama". Written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, is an absurd commentary on love, relationships, radicalisation and double standards. Friends gather to describe the most horrific thing they’ve done in their life, before two of them are due to be wedded. Is it a critique of society? Is it a crisis of genr...

"Project Hail Mary", directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and adapted from the novel by Andy Weir, sees Ryan Gosling waking up in space with amnesia and slowly realising he’s somehow responsible for saving Earth. He spends most of the film explaining increasingly terrifying physics to himself like he forgot to revise. It then turns into a surprisingly wholesome intergalactic buddy comedy w...

In this episode, Marcus is joined in conversation by writer and director, Stefan van de Graaf as well as composer, Michael Whittle. The filmmaking pair were in Manchester to premiere their new feature film "One of Us" at Manchester Film Festival on 28th March 2026. "One of Us" is a horror-mystery set at a funeral, but as members of a family begin dying one by one, Youngest searches for the strange...

Loosely based on Liverpudlian comedian, John Bishop, Is This Thing On? is a comedy-drama directed by Bradley Cooper about a middle-aged man who, after separating from his wife, unexpectedly starts doing stand-up comedy and uses it to process the divorce and rediscover himself through wit and self deprecation. Will Arnett stars! Check out the latest review. The Glacé Film Club podcast is produce by...

Chloe Zhao’s latest film Hamnet absolutely cleaned up at the BAFTAS. A haunting, poetic story about love, loss, and creativity, Hamnet imagines how the death of Shakespeare’s young son may have shaped one of the greatest tragedies ever written, revealing the human grief behind immortal art. Check out the latest review! The Glacé Film Club podcast in produced by Glacé Media . Hosted on Acast. See a...

In this episode Callum is joined in conversation by the writer/director and cast of the independent feature drama "The Way We Speak". The film focuses on an up-and-coming writer (Simon Harrington) who refuses to leave the spotlight when his best friend and debate opponent suffers a cardiac arrest, leading to an obsession over his new opponent and a growing rift with his ailing wife. When a young b...

Welcome to the fourth episode of our special with the cast and crew of Voiceless. Callum sat down with Thomas Schubert, a director and editor based in London to talk about his latest project, Voiceless. In 2020 Thomas received the Royal Television Society’s Student Craft Award for editing. His latest project Voiceless is a short film that follows a young man with a stammer as he is taken along to...

Welcome to the third episode of a four-part special with the cast and crew of Voiceless.  Callum sat down with Andrew Waddle, an executive producer, visual effects editor and technical director at Blue Ink Productions, to chat about one of his latest project, Voiceless.  Voiceless is a short film following a young man with a stammer (Joe) as he is taken along to his friends' writing and...

Welcome to the second episode of our four-part special with the cast and crew of Voiceless. Callum sat down with Martina Zucconelli, producer and actress, to chat about one of her latest projects. Martina co-founded Blue Ink Entertainment in 2022 and has worked across film and theatre. Martina is currently working on independent short films and entertainment television. Voiceless is a short film t...

Welcome to the first episode of a four-part special with the cast and crew of Voiceless.  On a very wintery Saturday afternoon, Callum sat down with actor, writer, and producer, Matthew Hansen to chat about Matt’s latest project, Voiceless.  Matt joined the National Youth Theatre after graduation and since then, he has appeared in a growing number of multi-award winning short and feature...

Bugonia is a wildly surreal black comedy sci-fi romp from director Yorgos Lanthimos. Two conspiracy-obsessed men kidnap a powerful pharmaceutical CEO because they’re absolutely, definitely, without a doubt convinced she’s an alien bent on destroying Earth’s social and political order. Check out the latest review! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Christmas Special! Nancy Meyers’ The Holiday is a cozy rom-com that’s basically a warm blanket with a soundtrack. Two women - one in sunny Los Angeles, one in storybook England - are both spectacularly fed up with love, so they swap homes for the holidays. What starts as an escape turns into a charming collision of unexpected friendships, and slow-burn romances. Check out the latest Christmas...

Kirk Jones' I Swear follows the life of John Davidson, a man with tourettes living in Galashiels, Scotland. Set in the 1980s, the film captures what it is like to feel excluded from a cruel and unforgiving society. The problem isn't John. The problem is that society refuses to understand John. Check out the latest review. The Glacé Film Club is produced by Glacé Media (https://glacemedia.com/) Hos...

Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' is a film for the times. Once a radical dissident with ideals, Bob has spent 16 years off-grid raising his daughter Willa in a hermit-chic bunker of parental anxiety. Then his ex-enemy - Colonel Lockjaw - on a mission from the state aims to destroy Willa. This is a battle royale of ideology and identity. Check out the latest review. ...

This is the fifth episode in this year's exclusive 5-part mini series in the run up to Worcester Film Festival 2025. During the series Marcus is speaking with filmmakers whose films will be screened at this year's festival as well as the organisers themselves. In this episode, Marcus had a conversation with the organisers of Worcester Film Festival, Hendrik Harms and Kirstie Gregory. Here it is, t...

This is the fourth episode in this year's exclusive 5-part mini series in the run up to Worcester Film Festival 2025. During the series Marcus will be speaking with filmmakers whose films will be screened at this year's festival as well as the organisers themselves. In this episode, Marcus had a conversation with actor, writer and director, Hayden Mclean. Hayden's short film, "The Last Dance", sha...

This is the third episode in this year's exclusive 5-part mini series in the run up to Worcester Film Festival 2025. During the series Marcus will be speaking with filmmakers whose films will be screened at this year's festival as well as the organisers themselves. In this episode, Marcus had a conversation with director, writer, producer and animator, Gabi Bania. The short animated film "Nibbling...

This is the second episode in this year's exclusive 5-part mini series in the run up to Worcester Film Festival 2025. During the series Marcus will be speaking with filmmakers whose films will be screened at this year's festival as well as the organisers themselves. In this episode, Marcus had a conversation with director, Fin Baxter and the subject of Fin's documentary, musician, Phil Wilkins. Th...

This is the first episode in this year's exclusive 5-part mini series in the run up to Worcester Film Festival 2025. During the series Marcus will be speaking with filmmakers whose films will be screened at this year's festival as well as the organisers themselves. In the first episode, Marcus had a conversation with writer and director, Jonny Durgan. Jonny's short drama, "G.S.W.", is a super tens...

In this episode Marcus sits down for a conversation with the Studio & Strategy Manager at Versa Studios, Edward Harvey. Edward has vast experience in the world of television and studio management and was kind enough to share his insights from over the years as well as visions for the future of the industry during this recording. During over 2 decades at ITV Edward worked on a vast array of tel...

The folk duo 'McGwyer Mortimer' were 'great' in the past. Superfan Charles hires the duo to perform at a private event. Why? To bask in the genius of the duo? No. To capture a lost past and come to terms with it. The Ballad of Wallis Island is a homage to reflection and redemption. Check out the latest review!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode, Marcus is joined in conversation by writer, Rob Illidge. Rob is a comedy writer from Manchester in England. His latest project "FIFTY" is set to be filmed later on this year. "FIFTY" is a pilot for a TV series set in the US. "FIFTY" features  Franklin  - a catastrophically naive British student who, after an unintentional viral scandal makes him a town outcast...