The Glacé Film Club

Love films? Love creative people? If you’ve just hit us with a double yes then you’re in the right place. The Glacé Film Club is the place to be to hear the meandering thoughts of film lovers as well as the insights of creative and interesting individuals. So strap in for a whole lot of film reviews mixed in with a smattering of insightful conversations.

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Update frequency: every 12 days
Average duration: 40 minutes
Episodes: 140
Years Active: 2019 - 2025

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#68 12 Angry Men

Henry Fonda is the voice of reason and morality in this 1957 courtroom drama, 12 Angry Men. The film calls into question the integrity of a legal system dripping with masculine doubt and barbarity - …

00:34:04 | Thu 29 Jun 2023

A Conversation With Damian Spandley (Director of Programme & Distribution Sales - Curzon)

The summer season is finally upon us and what a first episode we have for you. Marcus popped along to the Curzon Cinema in Hoxton to record an immensely insightful and wide ranging conversation with …

01:00:11 | Wed 21 Jun 2023

#67 The Rules Of Attraction

Set in the fictional Camden College, a group of students navigate their way through the nihilism of college life. Drenched with extended camera shots and hyperbole, this one had us ranting for a good…

00:32:26 | Fri 12 May 2023

#66 La Haine

Mathieu Kassovitz's 1995 film La Haine deconstructs race, class and gender in a neighbourhood on the outskirts of Paris. In the aftermath of a riot against police violence in the banlieue, Vinz, Saïd…

00:36:17 | Tue 02 May 2023

#65 Rye Lane

Raine Allen-Miller's directorial debut is a nod to the rom-coms that came before. Set in South London, Rye Lane tracks the evolving relationship of Yas and Dom, two kindred spirits who have recently …

00:37:00 | Wed 19 Apr 2023

#64 An Irish Goodbye

Set in a rural farm in Glenmornan, Turlough and Lorcan are coming to terms with the death of their mother. It won for the best short film at both the BAFTAS and Oscars. It captures the trauma of loss…

00:28:43 | Wed 05 Apr 2023

#63 Jiro Dreams of Sushi

An 85 year old Japanese sushi master runs a 20-seat restaurant in a Tokyo subway station - it'll set you back $250 for the 20 course sushi tasting menu. The documentary focuses on the idea of the sel…

00:30:24 | Tue 28 Mar 2023

A Conversation With Arthur Šiukšta (Video Producer)

Marcus is joined by video producer Arthur Siuksta for a passionate and insightful conversation about Arthur's time working in the world of video production. Throughout the chat, the two dive into how…

00:57:27 | Tue 21 Mar 2023

#62 The Breakfast Club

Welcome to 'Classics Revisited' - Movies that we reexamine and recontextualise. This week features The Breakfast Club - a coming of age classic. Inspired by an article in the New Yorker (https://bit.…

00:36:53 | Mon 06 Mar 2023

#61 The Fabelmans

Sammy Fabelman saw his first motion picture in 1952. This was the birth of a love story with film that would last his entire life. Speilberg's latest epic is a love letter to American cinema - how fi…

00:30:41 | Mon 20 Feb 2023

A Conversation With Tom Rean (Filmmaker/Producer) & Haydn Rogers (DP/Editor)

We are back with a fresh run of conversation episodes. Once again we'll be joined by creative individuals from the world of film, TV, video and beyond to gain insights into their meandering minds and…

00:52:07 | Mon 06 Feb 2023

#60 Empire Of Light

The mechanics of cinema have the ability to heal trauma. That's what we're meant to think in Sam Mendes' latest picture, Empire of Light. Set in 1980s Margate, we see Hilary and Stephen, two people c…

00:38:30 | Mon 23 Jan 2023

#59 Memento

Memento bends narrative and complicates the idea of memory. Who forms narrative and how do you come to terms with your own narrative? Leanord Shelby, who suffers from amnesia, is trying to identify w…

00:33:09 | Mon 16 Jan 2023

#58 There Will Be Blood

Paul Thomas Anderson's 2007 epic captures a moment in American history that continues to dominate our economic landscape today: the formation and birth of capitalism. Set during the Californian oil b…

00:36:50 | Fri 06 Jan 2023

#57 Pinocchio

In 1883 Carlo Collodi published 'The Adventures of Pinocchio' - a coming of age Italian novel about a woodcarver and his marionette puppet. Guillermo del Toro's adaptation is set against the backdrop…

00:33:12 | Fri 30 Dec 2022

#56 Rushmore

Wes Anderson's tale about an eccentric teenager at Houston's Rushmore Academy is a fantastic watch. Max Fischer's obsession with his teacher Rosemary Cross, and his love for extra-curricular activiti…

00:41:52 | Fri 09 Dec 2022

#55 The Banshees of Inisherin

The Banshees of Inisherin is a tale of a fragmented and decaying friendship. Set on a bleak fictional island against the backdrop of the Irish Civil War, Martin McDonagh's latest film captures the da…

00:42:28 | Fri 25 Nov 2022

Worcester Film Festival 2022

In this special episode, Matt and Marcus of Glacé Media made their second trip to Worcester Film Festival to dive into the second edition of the festival itself. Marcus, mic in hand threw himself int…

00:36:13 | Tue 15 Nov 2022

#54 Starter For 10

Starter for 10 is a coming of age tale that follows the character of Brian Jackson, a working-class lad from Southend on Sea who wants to go to university - he loves knowledge and what it represents.…

00:32:46 | Wed 26 Oct 2022

#53 Everything Everywhere All At Once

Everything Everywhere All at Once was described by the New York Times as a 'swirl of genre anarchy'. Pinned as the 'anti-Marvel' this movie bends time and makes you think about how your life can be r…

00:38:23 | Mon 10 Oct 2022

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