Frame to Frame

We're back! and we brought a friend! This week, we discuss two women sticking it to rich patriarchy with Ready or Not and Glass Onion with our good friend Violet Hammond. What did we make of the films? Where did the theme come from? Will Hugh Grant show up!? Listen in to find out.Timings for this week are:Ready or Not (05:01)Glass Onion (33:48)You can find more of Violet's appearan

This week, we explore the biopics of two tortured artists - Frida Kahlo and J.M.W Turner in Frida and Mr Turner respectively. Expect sidebars including all sorts of artists such as Elmo, Bob Ross and Vic ReevesTimings for this week are:Freda (02:27)Mr Turner (27:42)The theme for next episode is women against the super rich with our special guest Violet Hammond.Follow us on social m

This week we examine fine art - a subject neither Andy nor Sean know anything about... as evidenced by the podcast... Which artists will be in play? What films will they be? Listen in to find out.Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlueskyLetterboxdFacebookEmail: [email protected] Follow our network:Twitter: @we_madethisInstagram: @wemadethisnetworkFacebook:

This week, we delve into sports films in Indiana with the cycling film Breaking Away and the Basketball classic Hoosiers. Expect a Jerry Goldsmith discussion...Timings for this week are:Breaking Away (03:23)Hoosiers (29:02)The theme for next week is tortured artist films.Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlueskyLetterboxdFacebookEmail: [email protected] Fol

This week we honour the great state of Indiana by looking at two sports films set within. What will they be? Listen in to find out! Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlueskyLetterboxdFacebookEmail: [email protected] Follow our network:Twitter: @we_madethisInstagram: @wemadethisnetworkFacebook: @wemadethisThreads: wemadethispodcastsBluesky: @wemadethis.bsky.

To celebrate Sean's Irish family (has he mentioned he has family in Ireland?), we're celebrating St. Patrick's Day with two musicals set in Dublin. The films this week are the Alan Parker classic The Commitments and the John Carney Sing Street.Timings for this week are:The Commitments (03:04)Sing Street (31:34)The theme for next week is sports films in Indiana.Follow us on social m

Andy and Sean convine to discuss the 96th Academy Awards Ceremony where Oppenheimer was the big winner. Poor Things managaed to take home some Oscars too so we get stuck in to discuss the awards, the ceremony and the host.Listen in to the weekly pod, this week, we'll be discussing musicals set in Dublin.Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlueskyLetterboxdFacebookEmail

In honour of St Patrick's Day, we examine two muscials set in the wonderful city of Dublin. Given its rich history of musicality, which films will they be? Listen in to find out. Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlueskyLetterboxdFacebookEmail: [email protected] Follow our network:Twitter: @we_madethisInstagram: @wemadethisnetworkFacebook: @wemadethisThread

This week, Andy and Sean delve into the 1980's and the trend of films having tie-in songs with the Dolly Parton vehicle 9 to 5 and, ahead of Frozen Empire being released, we examine the seminal (for one of us) Ghostbusters. Timings for this week are:9 to 5 (02:04)Ghostbusters (29:05)The theme for next week is Dublin set musicals.Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlue

There was a trend in the 80s where films came packaged with songs. The two films we discuss this week have arguably been outlasted by their songs. Which ones did we choose? Listen in to find out... Follow us on social media:InstagramTwitterThreadsBlueskyLetterboxdFacebookEmail: [email protected] Follow our network:Twitter: @we_madethisInstagram: @wemadethisnetworkFacebook