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Free Mubi trial! A whole month. Stream loads of films. And if you do MubiGo, you can see 28 Years Later this week in the cinema for nothing! Next week you can see No Other Choice mubi.com/en/t/web/globa…

Free Mubi trial! A whole month. Stream loads of films. And if you do MubiGo, you can see 28 Years Later this week in the cinema for nothing! Next week you can see No Other Choice. mubi.com/t/web/global/q…

Two Way Stretch (1960) is one my favourite filmsI've covered on the podcast. It's showing twice at the BFI on 6 and 13 August as part of the Peter Sellers season. After you've seen it you can listen to me and @natmetcalfe yapping on about it.

New episode: Rita, Sue and Bob Too (1987) with Adam Lowes It was a different time! holdfastnetwork.com/madeinengland/…

New episode! Threads (1984) with illustrator and nuclear obsessive Rebecca Strickson. If you haven't seen Threads, you must. It's on BBC iPlayer. You'll have a grim old time, but it's exceptional.

New episode: GOSFORD PARK (2001) with @NicObregon We get stuck into Robert Altman's masterful upstairs-downstairs comedy murder mystery. Find Made in England on all the podcast platforms.

New episode: BRIAN AND CHARLES (2022) with artist Babak Ganjei Find Made in England on all the podcast platforms and at holdfastnetwork.com

New episode: @barneyfarmer and I get stuck into Harold Pinter's adaptation of his own breakthrough play, The Caretaker (1963). Made in England is on all the podcast platforms.

Alex Cox is back on the podcast! I spoke to the Moviedrome host ahead of the new @BFI season celebrating the cult film series. Find Made in England on all the podcast platforms.

New episode: The Blood on Satan's Claw (1971) with Dean Puckett.

Clip from the latest episode: The Blood on Satan's Claw (1971) with Dean Puckett.

@SLHC “That’s my favourite axe…”

GANGSTER NO. 1 (2000) makes it two out of the last three films covered on Made in England that feature the now demolished Heygate estate. @canyonstruther of @10tbharddrive joined me to discuss the film. Tune in: holdfastnetwork.com/madeinengland/… #elephantandcastle

@carrjames2000 haha

I did the exceptional Made In England podcast with the apex gentleman that is @JackMcInroy. We had fun discussing the harrowing and criminally overlooked Gangster No.1 - where “What do you take me for, a cunt?” is only the third best line 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

NEW EP: GANGSTER NO. 1 (2000) with @10tbharddrive co-host @canyonstruther. Gareth joins me to discuss this dark rise and fall gangster film that draws as much inspiration from Francis Bacon as it does from James Cagney. Available to watch on Netflix in the UK.

You can see Sinners at the cinema for nothing this week with MubiGo. And stream loads of great films. Get 30 days free here: mubi.com/en/t/web/globa…

Here's me getting excited about the opening scene of Michael Winterbottom's Wonderland (1999).