Episode 19: Thank God He Met Lizzie
David and Daniel talk about the romantic comedy (even though it kind of isn't...), Thank God He Met Lizzie. Does an early role for Cate Blanchett...
The Footscray Film Circle Podcast
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THE Australian movie podcast! Unpretentious (but just wanky enough), the Footscray Film Circle podcast is the podcast that deep dives into the world of Australian movies, be they beloved classics, forgotten failures, overlooked gems or outright fiascos. Join hosts Daniel and David as they chat, critique and over-analyze a different Australian movie selection each fortnight.
Episode 18: BMX Bandits
Daniel and David talk about Australian genre master Brian Trenchard Smith's 1983 kids adventure BMX Bandits. How refreshing is it to see a kids m...
Episode 17: Sweet Country
David and Daniel talk about Warwick Thornton's award winning 2018 western, Sweet Country. Please enjoy.
Episode 16: Let's Get Skase
Daniel and David talk about Let's Get Skase - a screwball comedy about the fictional apprehension of real life Australian scoundrel, Christopher ...
Episode 15: "Crocodile" Dundee II
David and Daniel talk about the financially successful, but lesser loved, sequel to Paul Hogan's juggernaut success, "Crocodile" Dundee II. This ...
Episode 14: Babyteeth
Daniel and David discuss the 2020 film Babyteeth - a movie that won all of the awards... but unfortunately couldn't beat the pandemic during it&a...
Episode 13: Children of the Revolution
David and Daniel discuss the 1996 comedy - and sort of tragedy - Children of the Revolution. It certainly brings the cast... but does it bring the goo...
Episode 12: The Next Ten Movies...
Daniel and David announce the next ten Australian movies to be discussed on the podcast, ranging from the biggest box office hit of it's year of ...
Episode 11: The Big Steal
Are you lookin' or dreamin'??David and Daniel discuss the well remembered and (by us anyway) well loved 1990 teen comedy The Big Steal. Is i...
Episode 10: My Brilliant Career
Daniel and David head back to 1899 (via 1979) to discuss Gillian Armstrong's incredibly assured and highly entertaining debut film, My Brilliant ...