Today's show looks at two of the biggest film releases of the Autumn: Christopher Nolan's Interstellar and Mike Leigh's Mr Turner, alongside reviews of smaller films Nightcrawler and Horns. Plus we talk to Trish Sheil of the Cambridge Film Consortium about an extremely rare chance to see Victor Sjöström's 1919 masterpiece Sons Of Ingmar, which has … [Read more...]

An extended version of the Cambridge 105 film show returns with reviews of Gone Girl, Fury and The Judge. We also look forward to the upcoming Cambridge African Film Festival with Festival Director Estrella Sendra and feature a short interview with artists Lucy Harris, Anthea Kennedy and Ian Wiblin, talking about their films Crossing Points and The … [Read more...]

Today's show reviews new cinema releases A Walk Among The Tombstones, The Boxtrolls, Ida and A Map To The Stars. Plus we talk to Tim Smith, lecturer in the Department of Psychological Sciences at Birkbeck University and researcher into how the eye and brain perceive film. Toby Miller is playing host, joined this week by regular reviewers Jenny … [Read more...]

With the Cambridge Film Festival over for another year, Bums On Seats catches up with some missed mainstream releases: the supernaturally inclined Lucy, the mysterious The Guest and the much desired A Most Wanted Man. Plus we talk to LGBT historian and activist Colin Clews about the true story behind the feel good drama of Pride and get the … [Read more...]

Throughout the 34th Cambridge Film Festival the Bums on Seats team spoke to those who put the event together and the producers and directors whose work was screened. Below is a selection of the features broadcast on 105 Breakfast with Merlin & Linda, 105 Drive with Julian Clover and of course, Bums on Seats. … [Read more...]

In the first of two specials for the 34th Cambridge Film Festival Toby Miller and the team review some of the films already screened and look ahead to what’s to come. Featuring reviews of Magic in the Moonlight, Night Moves, Atilla, Marcel and Short Fusions. … [Read more...]

Today's show travels the world for the finest in filmmaking, travelling to a burnt husk of an Australia for The Rover, the mean but forgotten streets of South Philly in God's Pocket and the far flung future that's the setting for Ari Folman's The Congress. Plus our previews of this month's Cambridge Film Festival continue, taking us to Berlin as … [Read more...]