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With his new book spanning Black cinema across the ages, genres and regions, The World of Black Film author and Criterion curatorial director Ashley Clark tells Ella Kemp about curation, discovery and the films he wishes he could have included. boxd.it/34y

RIP James Tolkan 😢

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💥NEW BONUS EPISODE!💥 Tim is joined by returning guest @mattmaytum.bsky.social to discuss the results from The Oscars 2026. Available wherever you get your podcasts.

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Haha! Well she's absolutely fantastic in SV, as is the rest of the cast. In fact SV and TSA both have incredible ensembles

This is the truth

Ah bless you mate, totally hear you. For what it's worth the first two films are far better than the second two

Just editing our Oscars special episode and let's just say the TRAIN DREAMS love is real

You know what? As a public librarian I’d have been moved by someone openly weeping at a movie!

I agree, 5 star movie for me too. It filmed near where I live which added this extra layer of WELP into my heart.

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DON’T 😭

I think it’s the better film but I’ve to a feeling this is SINNER’s year

Liam my emotions are wrecked

MATE. I made the error of watching in a public library with headphones on and was just sat there full on crying unable to stop listening to Nick Cave’s beautiful end credit song. I don’t think it will win much tomorrow, but it’s 5 ⭐

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Catching up on the last few Best Picture nominees ahead of tomorrow’s Oscar’s and yep - Train Dreams made me full on cry.

My ranking of the 25 films so far!

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LOVE this. Thanks for sharing man - great as always to see your thoughts

Sentimental Value (2025) 💿🎁

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Haha well I appreciate the support! (Also I do love some of the Avengers movies...)

Thank you!

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Is it wrong that I read “a zombie they used to know” to the tune of Gotye’s song?

With our LA JETÉE episode we are now officially a quarter of the way through the @sightsoundmag.bsky.social Top 100 Greatest Films of All Time list. A huge thank you to all our guests and listeners, and here's to the next 25!

Want to be in with a chance to win the Oscar nominated THE UGLY STEPSISTER (which features a video essay from guest @kathughes.bsky.social)? Listen to our latest episode on LA JETÉE to hear how!

Tonight’s film

Paging @kathughes.bsky.social - Keanu + time loop + sharks. This is going to be the best film ever isn’t it?

I really enjoyed this episode, it talks about what I think is the best film I watched because of its place on in the Sight and Sound Top 100

Thanks for listening sir!

💥NEW EPISODE!💥 This month Tim is joined by @kathughes.bsky.social to discuss Chris Marker's LA JETÉE (1962). Available wherever you get your podcasts.

This weekend Tim is joined by @kathughes.bsky.social to travel back in time to discuss LA JETÉE (1962)