How To Have Sex with Molly Manning Walker
Today on Script Apart, we're heading to Malia with Molly Manning Walker, writer-director of How To Have Sex. Since wowing audiences at Cannes last summer, the sun-sea-and-consent drama has proved a bo...
9 Feb 202445min
American Fiction with Cord Jefferson
American Fiction is two films at once – a farcical comedy take-down of white gatekeepers who only want one type of Black storytelling and a beautifully tender drama that underlines the richness possib...
6 Feb 202455min
The Holdovers with David Hemingson
Alienation, abandonment and dislocated shoulders: not really your usual ingredients for a tender festive heart-warmer. But then again, The Holdovers – unequivocally one of our favourite films of the l...
1 Feb 20241h 4min
All Of Us Strangers with Andrew Haigh
This week we're joined by writer-director Andrew Haigh, whose new metaphysical drama All Of Us Strangers is a bruise in movie form: all swirling blue and purple hues, symbolic of hurt and longing to h...
30 Jan 202451min
Maestro with Josh Singer
The acclaimed new Leonard Bernstein biopic Maestro is about more than just the life and times of arguably America’s most famous composer. It’s about the idea of genius and what allowances those in the...
24 Jan 20241h 19min
Beau Is Afraid with Ari Aster
This week, we're joined by the great Ari Aster – one of the boldest and most enigmatic voices in American cinema right now. He’s a filmmaker that Al first met in May 2019. The New York-born writer-di...
19 Jan 202434min
Poor Things with Tony McNamara
Today on the show – a movie in which Emma Stone attempts to punch a baby, by a playwright and screenwriter whose stories never fail to pack a punch. Yes, Tony McNamara is here, talking all things Poor...
11 Jan 202446min
Society Of The Snow with J.A. Bayona
On October 13, 1972, a plane carrying 45 passengers and crew – 19 of whom were young rugby players – took off from Carrasco International Airport in Uruguay heading to Santiago, Chile. The plane never...
4 Jan 20241h 1min
