London Film Club

Hannah Jackson and the editor of One Room With A View David Brake are joined by film writer Kambole Campbell to review PASSENGERS, the re-release of DONNIE DARKO, and the best Christmas films. David and Kambole also share their FILM OF THE YEAR.

Film blogger Sophie Athawes joins Reya and David this week to chat about the latest Dan Brown adaptation, INFERNO, animated family fare STORKS, and indie favouriate AMERICAN HONEY. There's also a look at the latest from the BFI London Film Festival.

Arazou is off sick this week, so Reya El-Salahi joins David Brake and the Independent's Jacob Stolworthy to discuss BRIDGET JONES' BABY, BLAIR WITCH, and HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE. Plus interviews with Renee Zellweger and Colin Firth.

This week, the team take a look at DC's attempts to rival Marvel in the 'extended universe' stakes with its take on SUICIDE SQUAD, making a funny film about a short Jean Dujardin is a tall order in UP FOR LOVE, and we cook up our review of Japanese drama SWEET BEAN. Film 4's Beth Webb joins host Arazou Baker and resident film critic David Brake.

In this week's episode of London Film Club Arazou and David review Matt Damon's return as JASON BOURNE, Danish film THE COMMUNE, and Pixar's latest masterpiece FINDING DORY. Joining them for the ride is The Independent's Jacob Stolworthy.

Arazou and David are joined by Evening Standard writer Ben Travis again to chat about the latest cinema releases: Star Trek Beyond, The BFG, and Chevalier.

In this week's episode, Arazou Baker and David Brake are joined by The Movie Jerk, Janz Anton-Iago, to discuss (see: savage) new fantasy epic (see: CGI orgy) GODS OF EGYPT. They also review horror sequel THE CONJURING 2, CEMETERY OF SPLENDOUR, and TALE OF TALES. Salma Hayek talks to the show about her role in latter, and why she said yes to one of the stranger films of the year.

In this week's episode of London Film Club, Arazou Baker and David Brake are joined by Evening Standard culture writer Ben Travis to review Melissa McCarthy's The Boss, Michael Moore's Where to Invade Next, as well as The Stanford Prison Experiment, and foreign indie gem Embrace of the Serpent. Featuring interviews with Melissa McCarthy, Michael Moore, and director Ciro Guerra.

In the first episode of London Film Club Arazou Baker and David Brake are joined by Independent culture writer Clarisse Loughrey to review new releases WARCRAFT, THE NICE GUYS and RACE. Clarisse also catches up with THE NICE GUYS director Shane Black, before the team take a look at what's on offer at the Sundance Film Festival in London. The Evening Standard's Ben Travis also takes a look back through the archives at five films you might not know premiered at Sundance.