An extended edition starts with a fairy tale and ends with a true story, as we discuss new film releases Beauty and the Beast, Get Out, Personal Shopper and The Lost City of Z. Plus we preview the Cambridge screening of Zhang Lu’s A Quiet Dream by talking to Dr Mark Morris about recent cinema from South Korea. … [Read more...]

In an extended edition there's reviews of dramas 'Certain Women' and 'The Fits', the superhero farewell 'Logan', and Paul Verhoeven's controversial 'Elle'. Plus we talk to local scriptwriter John Holdsworth, whose low budget debut film 'Any Major Dude' enjoys its premiere at the Arts Picturehouse next week. … [Read more...]

Today's show is an all-American affair, as we review four new films – Moonlight, Hidden Figures, A Cure For Wellness and Patriots Day – that examines at a nation full of love, money, prejudice, resilience and bravery. … [Read more...]

Today's show is all about family, with reviews of the embarrassing father of Toni Erdmann, the troublesome son of 20th Century Women and the homestead battles of 'Loving' and "Fences'. Toby Miller speaks to Neil Brand about this new music for Douglas Fairbanks' 'Robin Hood' coming up at Saffron Hall. … [Read more...]

We've the heavy hitters up for discussion on today's show, with Academy Award hopefuls Jackie and Lion both being reviewed, as well as the animated musical Sing, and the long-awaited sequel, Trainspotting 2. We also talk to Nahala Al-Ageli about a few of the films screening at next month's Ahbab Festival, Cambridge's Arabic music festival of music … [Read more...]

The first show of 2017 reviews Martin Scorsese’s striking Silence, the song and dance of La La Land, and the two very different studies of grief with A Monster Calls and Manchester By The Sea. Hosted by Toby Miller with Emma Marchant, Yozzie Osman, Mark Liversidge and Alistair Ryder. … [Read more...]

The last show of the year is a countdown of the Bums On Seats Top 12 Films of 2016, as chosen by show reviewers, staff and audience members of the Arts Picturehouse and volunteers at St Ives and Saffron Screen community cinemas. … [Read more...]