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All our favourite bad roles models are back with a vengeance! Azealia Banks, Gretchen Weiner, and a struggling 20 something in Hot Mess.

Between M. Knight Shyamalan getting sued and Eminem trying to get murdered it's a savage business out there right now. We talk the all-male-violence Oscars with Enoch Mailangi and review Ken Loach's newest kitchen sink drama Sorry We Missed You alongside a Kanopy Classique: The Juniper Tree ft. Baby Bjork.

Little Women + Uncut Gems, plus the Filmlordes interview writer/director Dani Pearce and actor Brenna Harding on their film Backpedal. On the show we discuss Björk soundtracking the Birds of Prey trailer, Parasite turning HBO, and 3D glasses on cuttlefish. We also chat to the writer/director/ lead actor of Backpedal which will screen at Sundance Film Festival at the end of the month. For details on Sydney screenings of Backpedal head to the FBi website 'Mornings with Bridie Tanner' program page.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire + 6 Underground, and the Filmordes talk to director Simon Croker about their short film All Good Things which will world premiere at Flickerfest 2020. We love Trent Reznor complaining about Netflix, and Megan Fox complaining about Michael Bay. Also, we discuss making break-up films as gays in Australia. Happy gooch-week to all our listeners, and see you in 2020.

Greta Thunberg, Harvey Weinstein, Anna Karina, Gaspar Noe, M Knight Shyamalan, Mati Diop, André Shannon and a whole lineup of other polarising figures in film discussed in todays show - Bridie's last for 2019. What did you drag people to? We're in the business of dragging...

Bombshell + When I Get Home (Director's Cut) The Golden Globes suck and everyone's treating it like news, Megyn Kelly's son thought Charlize Theron's prosthetics were so good he genuinely thought she was his mum in the poster for Bombshell + who wants to see Cats and what movies do they like? Was Midsommar the film of the year?

Marriage Story + Wrinkles The Clown, William Suen from Half Symbolic Films joins us to talk about Paul Schrader's Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters. The Nightingale has swept the AACTAs but why isn't anyone talking about it? Deb Mailman and The Australian Dream also take away statues and Cate Shortland's Black Widow trailer is out.

Beach Bum + Filmlorde Andre remembers late composer Martin Armiger before begging everyone to see Destiny Deacon's work at MCA. The Aussie Oscars are happening now, good luck to Sequin in a Blue Room, but what did Gillian Armstrong really think of Gerwig's Little Women? And also, how come we're still talking about Climax by Gaspar Noé? We remember Australian film composer Martin Armiger and play Strangers on a Train (1980) by his band The Sports. We love you Martin, thanks for teaching film students that Single Ladies is a music treasure.

How To Be: Mark Ronson + I'm With The Band: Nasty Cherry, Filmlorde Andre is joined by special guest Angel Michael Sun to talk about New York graffiti. Documentaries are back with a vengeance (did they ever leave?) with Gorillaz and Paris Is Burning coming front and centre. Selina Miles is a filmmaker in the studio discussing their award winning film about Graffiti photographer Martha Cooper, and the Filmlordes theorise: does the world need Nasty Cherry?

Charlie's Angels + Ford Vs. Ferrari, and special guest Filmlorde Selena Shannon helps pick a winner for the Japanese Film Festival giveaway. The Filmlordes are embarrassed to hate Charlie's Angels, discussion ensues. We discuss the new Selena biopic on Netflix, Georgia's banning of 'And Then We Danced', and we interview Simonne Goran from the JFF to discuss the magnificent lineup.

Now I'm In It + Doctor Sleep, and Movies Movies Movies is joined by special guest co-host Jared Richards. We talk ABC's QandA moment, Haim being the coolest band in the world, Shelley Duval erasure, and André's narcolepsy. Jared also dishes on Aaron Sorkin's open letter to Zuckerberg. In Sydney Spotlight we interview filmmaker Genevieve Bailey about their new documentary Happy Sad Man, which unpacks male packages. More information on this film at happysadman.org.

The Laundromat + Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil: There is a long shadow of Halloween playing out at the Art Gallery of NSW with another immaculately curated series of films to catch up on. Weinstein isn't in jail and was heckled last week, AACTA nominations are out including friends of the show Sequin in a Blue Room and The Nightingale and Cardi B is set to star in Fast and Furious 9.

Joker + Total Control, and the Filmlordes discuss Static Vision and their exclusive screening of Bi Gan's sophomore film Long Day's Journey Into Night [3D]. Also, French protests get chic, Martin Scorsese whines about Marvel, and Zoe Kravitz get casts as Catwoman - not Juno MacGuff... Speaking of which, people think Jennifer's Body is a superhero movie (j'agree) and we use that as ammunition to get people to see Static Vision's screening of Bi Gan's festival favourite.

Hustlers + Breaking Bad: El Camino, Angelica Waite joins us from the new Film Group Screenings happening in the Jubilee Park aqueduct, there's one this Wednesday. Is Heath dead enough for a Joaquin Joker to exist and can you summon Heath back? America is a strip club, are you dancing or are you throwing the money?

Judy + The Dead Don't Die, Birds of Prey looks amazing and stars Ali Wong, Michael Moore wants everyone to watch Joker and Gillian Armstrong, Pearl Tan and Margaret Pomeranz give advice to young womxn in the film industry.

Transparent Musical Finale + Birds of Passage, Kanye on iMax, Rhonda from Muriel's Wedding has directed the highest grossing Australian film of the year and Midsommar is offering therapy.

Unbelievable + Savage x Fenty Show, and the Filmlordes introduce their upcoming film festival Garden Reflexxx Presents: The Talkies Challenge. Megan Fox is speaking out against sexism in Hollywood, and we talk about actress Natasha Lyonne hustling. We also discuss the lineup of Garden Reflexxx Presents, and why it's tipped to be the hottest event in Sydney!

Palace Cinema Norton St + Warriewood Cinema, and the Filmlordes do a supporter drive call out! We remember the late Daniel Johnston and discuss the wild success of Hustlers. We review our local cinemas, and talk about the battle for the AACTA Award nominations. If you’re an FBi Radio supporter, you’re eligible to win a bunch of excellent prizes every week! Head to the FBi 94.5 website to find out more!

Animals + The Farewell, and the Filmlordes rain down with free movie tickets as part of FBi 94.5's support drive. Also, we discuss space films while hyping some incredible work in cinemas by Australian female directors (The Nightingale, Angel of Mine, Animals). We also play a shout out from director Sophie Hyde, whose film Animals is in cinemas September 12th 2019. If you like the show/podcast, want to keep Movies, Movies, Movies alive, or simply love FBi 94.5 please consider becoming a support, for as little as $5 a month. You can find all the details at www.fbiradio.com/support. Thanks for listening, keep watching films (and talking)!

Angel of Mine director Kim Farrant talks about kinks, spirituality and how everyone's a sex worker with the Filmlordes in a wide ranging interview about her new film and the importance of shining a light on shame. This is one of our favourite interviews ever because Kim Farrant is working beyond aesthetics finding a depth of emotion through body work and meditation. We go deep to the ocean floor and find out about how she is able to get such extreme performances from her actors, why they love working with her and how she usually feels sucked dry by journalists. Content warning: this interview conversation deals with sexual themes.