Celebrating 25 Years of the Indigenous Unit at Screen Australia with Warwick Thornton, Elaine Crombie, Hunter Page-Lochard, Penny Smallacombe and Dylan River. We talk to some of the most talented people working in Indigenous film in Australia about what to expect from the next 25 years of Indigenous filmmaking in this country and how far we've come. This is a call to arms for young Indigenous filmmakers to find ways to make movies.

Ghosthunter + The Nun. Evie Friedrich, co-director of Cherry, joins us to talk about her Sydney Underground Film Festival debut. Australian director Jennifer Kent wins the Grand Jury Prize for The Nightingale, is the only female filmmaker in competition and is called a whore during her standing ovation. We talk more about Venice and Shia Labeouf's new theatre school. André reviews The Conjuring prequel The Nun and Jack reviews local documentary Ghosthunter. We also have fellow Reflexxxer Evie Friedrich in the studio talking about Skins and underground anti-auteur cinema including her film which is playing as part of the Ozploitation collection at the Sydney Underground Film Festival. 

Three Identical Strangers and Kidding. A new dude is putting his spin on the Joker, lightning strikes Lady Gaga in Venice and Guillermo Del Toro is a feminist. We talk about Jim Carey and Michel Gondry’s latest collaboration Kidding and the much-hyped documentary Three Identical Strangers.

The Filmlordes try to get as much covered in film news this week as possible, cramming Jennifer Kent bitching to Lena Dunham casting, to Billionaire Boys Club booing to Claire Denis loving into film news. They then review Crazy Rich Asians and McQueen. Finally, the Filmlordes decide who gets to win a double pass to see the McQueen documentary thanks to some film lovers texting in their favourite on screen fashion moment. 

Jack and Andre review BLACKKKLANSMAN and The Meg, and discuss what the best use of Aretha Franklin is in film. Is it in Bridget Jone's Diary? High Fidelity? The Blues Brothers? My Best Friend's Wedding? We also get to chat to Stefan Popescu, co-director of the SUFF that is happening from September 13-16 at the Factory Theatre. Also, Rihanna is shooting something in Cuba...

Imogen McCluskey is the filmmaker behind Suburban Wildlife, a debut feature film made on a micro budget; she co-wrote, directed, produced the film with a ragshag of Sydney creatives.  

In this episode of DANGERFILM the Filmlordes get the exclusive scoop on Suburban Wildlife before it takes the world by storm. Imogen talks about the film, her tips on getting a film off the ground, and how to make art when your body is telling you NO! Also in this wonderful conversation the gang giggle about Soairse Ronan, Oscar Speeches, Mel Gibson's set, and everyone shares how to be the best crew member on a film set.

Filmlordes Jack and André review Mission Impossible VI and Summer of 93. They share their take on the new Oscars category and pump the Korean Film Festival. Oh and the screenings at NSW art Gallery are discussed. 

Filmlordes review The Miseducation of Cameron Post and You Were Never Really Here, two films screening at MIFF 2018. Speaking of which, Jack and André are at MIFF, so Jack does a phone in to talk about NSYNC, the Brady Bunch house sale, LeBron James and how much he misses André. In Sydney Spotlight Jack and André talk to Imogen Heap about her debut micro-budget feature film Suburban Wildlife. It's a blast!

In this episode Jack and André talk about Trump's bashed up Hollywood star, the Across the Universe re-release, and how jazzed you can get for Charlie's Angels feat. Kristen Stewart. A week before MIFF 2018 the filmlordes review Beirut, and Whitney, also offering listeners free tickets if they text in their choice 'grounding' movie. 

Mamma Mia 2 + Jill Bilcock, Ozploitation director Brian Trenchard-Smith is in the studio to talk about his career and a screening of his first film, Australian James Bond parody The Man from Hong Kong. André reviews Mamma Mia 2, Here We Go Again and Jack reviews Jill Bilcock: Dancing the Invisible. Hot week.