In the final episode for this season, we're looking at white New Jersey men working in a convenience store and black lesbians working in a Philadelphia video store. Both films are great examples of the independent cinema explosion of the 1990's. Join us as we discuss doing Kevin Smith’s Clerks and Cheryl Dunye’s The Watermelon Woman.

Join us as we discuss the awards, nominations, films and behind-the-scenes political gossip of the 2026 Academy Awards.

And as always we start this Oscars episode with some historical Oscars Trivia.

Two of the most influential Buddy films of all time. One redefined violence and comedy in the eighties, and the other ushered the empowered female narrative into Hollywood. Join us for Lethal Weapon (1987) and Thelma & Louise (1991).

Two fantastical stories about un-requited love, psychopathic love, revenge, friendship, misogyny, reproductive rights, stalking, stalking again and of course cold-blooded murder. This Christmas we’re doing Bob Clark’s Black Christmas and Richard Curtis' Love Actually.

Our special guest from last episode- Dance Expert Charles Cameron, tells us all about the time he met and hung out with actor Tobey Maguire.

Information and tickets for Charles' Bondi Tap Festival- January 2025

https://www.bonditapfestival.com/

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SPECIAL GUEST- DANCE EXPERT CHARLES CAMERON! One is all about dance, and the other is all about boxing today we’re doing Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky IV and Taylor Hackford's White Nights.

Information and tickets for Charles' Bondi Tap Festival...

https://www.bonditapfestival.com/

https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/bondi-tap-festival-wrap-party/189604?skin=oafgallery

Two films that deal with delusion, friendship, imprisonment, innocence and masculinity. One film won the big five oscars, the other broke new ground in technology. Join us as we compare Milos Forman’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and John Lasseter's Toy Story.

Two very contemporary films that present the modern state of America as a bit of a dumpster fire. Works of genius, or antifa propaganda? Join us as we discuss Ari Aster’s Eddington and Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another.