This episode takes the form of a trip around all the corners of London (besides the West), revisiting the highlights of 2022’s calendar of rep screenings, film clubs, retrospectives, festivals and rescorings in an attempt to prove we haven’t not been participating in film culture while the podcast feed’s been a little quiet. Inside are looks at a bunch of old favourites, new discoveries and some wild programming.

Featuring a cover of 'Big Railroad Blues’ by Cannon’s Jug Stompers (arr. The Grateful Dead)

Institutions visited:

The BFI SouthbankThe Garden CinemaSands FilmsKennington BioscopeThe 5 to 9 Film ClubThe BarbicanThe Goethe InstituteGodardmageddonThe Prince Charles CinemaPicturehouse Cinemas

Screenings Discussed:

Shoot the Piano PlayerThe Last MetroJules et JimWings of DesireAlice in the CitiesMothraThe Baby of MaconThe Draughtsmans ContractSatantangoWerckmeister HarmoniesA Brighter Summer DayLa Regle Du JeuAll That JazzLes Vacances de m HulotThe Scarlet EmpressMake Way For TomorrowEvery Revolution is a Roll Of The DiceSicilia!Six BagatellesThe Death of EmpendoclesCezanneLes CarabiniersSomething DifferentOkrainaDivineStreet SceneBall of FireLes Affaires PubliquesFoolish WivesThe Wedding MarchDragnet GirlThe Gold DiggersDestinyVampyrCasque D’OrThe Mother and the WhoreThe Grateful Dead: Tivolis Koncertsal 04/17/72

Episode Art by Sam

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Produced by Emmett Cruddas