Welcome to Phoenix Cinema Podcast Film Club where Phoenix Cinema manager Zalan Pall has chosen Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women, a reflective, emotional and intimate look at a collection of certain, um, women (and men) struggling to connect with each other amid intense loneliness in the vast Montana landscape.

Listen on as we discuss the unique storytelling style of Reichardt, focusing on the emotional depth of the characters and the significance of silence in the film. We also explore the themes of loneliness, isolation and the complexities of female experiences in rural America.

Enjoy the show and we'd love to hear your thoughts on the movie in the comments. If you like what you're hearing please rate and subscribe!

Chris and Luke discuss James Gunn's new take on the iconic character of Superman which also serves as a launch of the new DCU Studios movie slate that Gunn is now overseeing. A lot to take on. But Gunn takes it on admirably in his signature style and we had a lot of fun with this!

Listen on as we discuss what it is that works for us and what maybe doesn't. We understand this movie has divided a lot of opinion but, come on, it's Superman! There's a lot to enjoy here.

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Film writer Larry Taylor joins Chris Austin and Luke Parker on the Phoenix Cinema Podcast to discuss his film books (John Mctiernan: The Rise And Fall Of An Action Movie Icon, Tony Scott: A Filmmaker On Fire). Larry talks about his early love of film and how it led to him writing two books on two influential film directors for him, books that we highly recommend.

Listen on as Chris explains why he initially hid Larry's book in the bookstore when he came across it and also for what's coming next!

John Mctiernan: The Rise And Fall Of An Action Movie Icon and Tony Scott: A Filmmaker On Fire are available to purchase now! Have a read and then give this episode a listen as we chat to one of our favourite writers on film.