Chris Austin and Luke Parker dive into two recent comedies, one the British family rom-com Mother's Pride and Pixar's latest, Hoppers.

Feelings are pretty clear on the first movie but some leeway is given on their assessment of the film due to a few factors (a viewing on Mother's Day with Chris/s mother being one of them) and Hoppers is a lot of fun, Pixar almost being back to their best for this one.

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Hosts Chris Austin and Luke Parker dive into Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho's latest film, The Secret Agent.

Nominated for Best Picture at the recent Academy Awards, this is a film that has a fascinating undercurrent to the whole thing fuelled by the fascist politics of Brazil 1977.

Unfortunately, this isn't a film that works for the PCP hosts and they get into the reasons why in this latest episode. Listen on to find out why but if you do have opposing thoughts or an alternate take on this, please do reach out and let us know why!

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In this engaging discussion, Phoenix Cinema Film Club enthusiasts explore the timeless classic Casablanca from 1942. They delve into its themes, characters, and legacy, offering fresh insights and personal connections to this iconic film.

This episode explores the timeless influence of classic films like Casablanca, delving into their storytelling, cinematography, and cultural impact. Join us as we analyze iconic scenes, memorable quotes, and the enduring legacy of cinema that continues to inspire filmmakers and audiences alike.

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