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Small Screen's Film Club is back after a very long hiatus! On this week's big return, Edward Lauder and Alessia Armenise talk about Whodunits, namely See How They Run and the BBC One series, And Then There Were None. We'll be chatting about what we thought of the movie and TV series, Agatha Christie, and deciding whether they're worth checking out. Could  Alessia finally be a fan of the Whodunit genre? Maybe...

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Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. This week, Alessia and I discuss two films, Toy Story 4 and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Was Toy Story 4 needed? Is Tom Holland the best Spider-Man ever? Are these movies worth checking out? Have a listen to find out.

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Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. This week, Alessia and I discuss the Oscar-winning picture, The Favourite. Did Olivia Coleman deserve her Oscar? Was it as good as everyone said it was? Should it be a film you check out? Have a listen to find out.

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Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. This week, Alessia and I discuss Jordan Peele's latest movie, Us. Did it affect us quite like his first film, Get Out, did? Did it stick with us? Is it a film you should see again and again? Have a listen to find out.

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Oscar-nominated A Star Is Born is coming back to cinemas with more stuff crammed in. Extra songs, extra scenes, extra Bradley Cooper and extra Lady Gaga. It didn't win the Best Picture Oscar, but Shallow won Best Song on the night, and Alessia and Edward thought it would be a good idea to discuss the movie on this week's episode of Small Screen's Film Club. Did we like it? Did we love it? Did we hate it? Listen to find out.

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Hello and welcome to a very special episode of Small Screen Film Club. Alessia and I spent some time thinking how could we get to turn what is essentially a recorded film discussion group which just involves ourselves into a fully-fledged film club with many people expressing their views on a particular film. The answer was simple, organise a live screening of a movie. 

Thankfully, the Genesis Cinema very kindly agreed to let us host our very first live event at their wonderful cinema in Whitechapel in East London. The film we decided to show was Brigsby Bear which Kyle Mooney both wrote and starred in.

A big thank you goes out to Genesis Cinema for helping us with this event, and London Fields Radio for giving us a platform on which to do our show.

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