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Marshy Movie Time (02/10/2026) – Cyclone, Brothers, Unabomber, Magical Secret Tour October 3, 2026 This week on RTHK Radio 3’s The Brew, James talks to host Phil Whelan about Hong Kong LGBT+ drama Cyclone, AppleTV comedy series Brothers, Netflix thriller Unabomber, and Japanese smuggling caper Magical Secret Tour, as well as the unspecified delay of Alejandro Iñárritu’s Tom Cruise-starring comedy, Digger.

Japanese comedian Naomi Watanabe plays a pop star who travels to the Taiwanese countryside in search of her ancestral home in the horror comedy Oh My Ghost! Oh My God! Marking the directorial debut of indigenous actor Soda Voyu, the film follows an eclectic group of oddball characters as they navigate all manner of supernatural obstacles in the hostile mountains, but fails spectacularly to be either scary or funny.

Nolan-a-Thon: Inception (2010) September 29, 2026 Nolan teams up with Leonardo DiCaprio to deliver a mind-bending action thriller that leaps back and forth between reality and our dreams, in one of the most iconic and discussed blockbusters in recent memory. Steve and I spin our totems and dive in to the most Nolan-esque film of the director’s career to-date.

Marshy Movie Time (25/09/2026) – Heart of the Beast, Avengers Endgame: Encore, Toy Story 5, Forgotten Island September 26, 2026 This week on RTHK Radio 3’s The Brew, James talks to Phil Whelan about Brad Pitt’s new dog survival thriller Heart of the Beast, box office smash Toy Story 5, which finally drops on Disney+, the release of Avengers Endgame: Encore, and animated fantasy Forgotten Island.

Few cinematic stories are as life-affirming or tug as effectively at our heartstrings as those exploring the bond between humans and dogs. The unwavering loyalty and adoration of a faithful pup can melt even the hardest of hearts, making it little wonder that filmmakers continually return to the subject.

Marshy Movie Time (18/09/2026) – Resident Evil, Look Back, Widow’s Bay, Slow Horses September 18, 2026 This week on RTHK Radio 3’s The Brew, James chats with host Phil Whelan about the 78th Emmys, winners The Pitt and Widow’s Bay, as well as this week’s new releases in Hong Kong: Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Look Back, and season 6 of Slow Horses.

Celebrated filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda returns to the pages of Japanese manga for inspiration once again, unveiling this thoughtful adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto’s acclaimed 2021 coming-of-age one-shot, Look Back.

Continuing our Every Best Picture series, where Steve and I review every winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture, this episode it’s George Cukor’s My Fair Lady, starring Audrey Hepburn and an Oscar-winning Rex Harrison. VIDEO

Shaun the Sheep turns mad scientist in his mischievous third big-screen outing, unleashing a hirsute horror that terrorises the sleepy farm community after an unconventional attempt to grow pumpkins.

The debut feature from Singaporean writer-director Ang Geck Geck Priscilla is a semi-autobiographical story of a family’s separation, as seen through the eyes of a seven year old girl. Struggling to fully understand the gravity of the situation, and what the future will hold for both herself and her younger sister, Ah Girl lilts gently from moments of drama and sadness to others of playfulness and joyful innocence.