'The House That Jack Built': Exploring the Violence of Male Directors

Streaming Services: The End of Cinema or a New Frontier?

Emma and Maria discuss the popularity of streaming services and their impact on the future of film and the movie-going experience. Check out Emma's article to learn about the cheapest ways to see movies in London: http://www.uclfilmsociety.co.uk/blog/a-cinematic-thrifting-guide-for-london/ For more reviews and podcasts, check out the UCL Film Soc blog: / http://www.uclfilmsociety.co.uk Art: Leo Espinosa for the New Yorker. Music: Stranger Things theme by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein; Mo Bamba (instrumental) by Sheck Wes. All rights reserved. No copyright infringement intended.

'The House That Jack Built': Exploring the Violence of Male Directors

Tanya, Raphael, and Lydia discuss Lars Von Trier's 'The House That Jack Built and discuss the implications of violence against women on the screen in the "Me Too" era. Follow the UCL Film Soc blog for more reviews + podcasts: http://uclfilmsociety.co.uk Art: Angelica Alzona for Jezebel. Music: "Fame" by David Bowie and "The House That Jack Built" by Aretha Franklin. All rights reserved. No copyright infringement intended.

Cold War + other 2018 foreign film favorites

Pawel and Maeve discuss one of their favorite foreign films from 2018 - Paweł Pawlikowski's Cold War - and other great foreign films dominating awards season this year. Check out the film blog for reviews and other podcast episodes: http://www.uclfilmsociety.co.uk/blog/ Art: Tony Stella / Alphaville Design. No copyright infringement intended. All right reserved.

'The Crimes of Grindelwald': An Extended Discussion

In this episode of the UCL Film and Television Society podcast, Louis and Abby discuss the newly released Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and their frustration as Harry Potter fans with the direction of the franchise. Follow the FilmSoc blog for more podcasts and reviews: www.uclfilmsociety.co.uk/blog/ Image Credit: Arch Apolar (https://www.artstation.com/artwork/mqqWaZ) UCL Film Society does not own any of the music used in this podcast. All rights reserved.