We've assessed Fleur Fortuné's The Assessment. This is our verdict

The Symmetrical Scheme of Fantastic Mr. Wes - Yay or Nay?

In our SEASON FINALE EPISODE 10, we tackle Wes Anderson’s visually dazzling yet confusing The Phoenician Scheme. We are split on this one. What??? Anderson’s iconic style is everywhere — perfect symmetry, bold colors, and quirky charm. But does it all add up? We debate the convoluted plot, stunning visuals, and strong ensemble cast. Is it a masterpiece or style over substance? Tune in for our passionate discussion and conflicting opinions!

With a great podcast, comes great entertainment - Why Thunderbolts* is more than just overpowered ass-kicking

Episode 9 is here, and we’re shaking things up! This time, we ventured into the Marvel universe with a deep dive into Thunderbolts (2025). What started as a detour turned into a full-blown fanfest — Xenia's newfound love for Marvel met Arthur's long-standing obsession, and sparks flew (mostly in the form of wild theories and heated debates). It’s a mix of geeky joy, cinematic dissection, and a whole lot of fun. Who says saving the world can't include a little superhero talk?

We've assessed Fleur Fortuné's The Assessment. This is our verdict

In this captivating episode, Xenia and Arthur take you on a deep dive into Fleur Fortuné’s thought-provoking sci-fi thriller, “The Assessment.” They explore the film’s unsettling dystopian world, where prospective parents must prove themselves in a harrowing seven-day evaluation. With sharp insights and lively discussion, they unpack the intense performances by Alicia Vikander, Elizabeth Olsen, and Himesh Patel, dissect the film’s themes of control, societal pressure, and emotional manipulation, and examine the cinematic techniques that make this psychological drama so compelling. Tune in for an illuminating journey through one of the most intriguing films of the year, as Xenia and Arthur reveal why “The Assessment” will haunt your thoughts long after the credits roll.

Fifty Kinds of Awkward: Why telling people you love Lanthimos' films is the highest level of trust

You are NOT ready for what we have done for the 7th episode of our brilliant podcast Watch'n'Learn. So far, it's been fun and games, really. This discussion made us trespass the limits of thinkable and unthinkable. Yorgos Lanthimos is bound to become an appellative in filmmaking, we are sure of that. However, we'd loved Yorgos before it became mainstream. Get ready to dive into Lanthimos' world of awkwardness and his so-far-latest work, 2024's Kinds of Kindness, starring one-in-a-billion Emma Stone, a rising star Jesse Plemons, many-faced-always-been-old Willem Defo and it's-that-chick-from-LSD-inspired-ad Margaret Qualley.

The Geniuses They Aren't A-Changin': A Complete Unknown is Deeper Than You Think

In this vibrant and engaging episode, Xenia and Arthur dive deep into A Complete Unknown, the much-anticipated new film about the legendary Bob Dylan. With their trademark energy and sharp insights, they unpack the movie’s take on Dylan’s enigmatic persona, dissect standout performances, and debate how well it captures the spirit of a cultural icon. Expect passionate opinions, a few surprises, and plenty of spirited back-and-forth as they explore what makes this portrayal of Dylan tick—and whether it hits the right notes.