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Primal Screen

Primal Screen

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    100-1K monthly listeners
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  • Language
    English
  • Genre
    TV & Film, Film Reviews, TV Reviews
  • Location
    Australia
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https://rrr.org.au/explore/podcasts/primal-screen

Recent episodes

  • Aug 10, 2026 — Host Flick Ford is joined by Cerise Howard who had the chance to sit down with the writer/director/star of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, John Cameron Mitchell, ahead of his in-person commentary for the film at MIFF. Flick, Cerise and Thomas Caldwell also...

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    John Cameron Mitchell on 25 years of Hedwig, plus Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
  • Aug 03, 2026 — Host Flick Ford is joined by Cerise Howard and Anthony Carew who each share their top picks from the 74th edition of the Melbourne International Film Festival.

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    MIFF 2026 Special
  • Jul 27, 2026 — Flick Ford is joined by Telford Mills, Sarah Richardson and Tyler Bain to discuss the storied and varied career of the British writer-director Mike Leigh. They discuss the empathetic and honest look Leigh takes at the lives of everyday people in his...

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    Mike Leigh Retrospective
  • Jul 20, 2026 — This week Flick Ford and Thomas Caldwell chat to James Robert Woods, the writer-director behind The Birthday Trip, and one of its stars David Quirk about bringing this iconoclastic, irreverent new Australian film to the screen. Later on, Flick and...

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    The Birthday Trip's James Robert Woods & David Quirk interviewed + 2 Odysseys
  • Jul 13, 2026 — Flick Ford and Thomas Caldwell pay tribute to the late great Sir Sam Neill, discussing some of their favourite performances of his long and storied career. Flick and Thomas also review Jan Komasa’s dark comedy The Good Boy, Olivia Wilde’s dinner party...

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    Farewell Sam Neill, plus The Good Boy, The Invite and The People Upstairs reviewed

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