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Little White Lies editor David Jenkins is joined by esteemed colleague Hannah Woodhead for an in-depth report on the past (Sundance), present (Rotterdam) and future (Glasgow) of global film festivals in the early months of 2021. We ask: can new, online festival models ever trump the live experience?
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On this special episode of Truth & Movies, we raise a toast to one of our favourite living filmmakers: David Lynch. Joining host Michael Leader for this deep dive into the director’s back catalogue are David Jenkins, Hannah Woodhead and Adam Woodward (the lady in the radiator was unavailable), who each bring their favourite Lynch film to discuss. It’s a strange world, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
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The T&M crew are given two slots a piece to talk up the best movies they've caught this year. This eclectic mix comes from our Associate Editor Hannah Woodhead, LWLies' Man in the USA, Charles Bramesco, and the host with the most, Michael Leader.
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As cinemas across the UK reopen, Michael Leader and Hannah Woodhead catch up to chat about two homegrown features from first-time female directors. Claire Oakley’s Make Up is a haunting coming-of-age tale set against the disquieting backdrop of a Cornish caravan park, while Jessica Swale’s Summerland sees Gemma Arterton turn in one of her best ever performances in a tender wartime romance with a twist. This episode is sponsored by Adobe Stock audio, which gives creatives access to a huge catalogue of high-quality, non-watermarked tracks.
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Unsheathed blades Michael Leader and David Jenkins chat about their favourite Samurai movies to celebrate the release of PlayStation's new sword-swinging, open world epic, Ghost of Tsushima.
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The T&M team are excited at the prospect of seeing films in the cinema again, so in this special episode, host Michael Leader and LWLies editor David Jenkins fire some questions to Jason Wood, Creative Director of Home Manchester, about the challenges of enticing audiences back to the big screen experience.
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