
Join Sam and Natalia as they explore British film and TV, from badly aged sitcoms to acclaimed dramas.
Keep up with the podcast on Instagram, @learningbritishfilmtv.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Sam and Natalia continue their preparation for THE ODYSSEY by watching Christopher Nolan's second film, MEMENTO.
MEMENTO (2000) is a neo-noir thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan. Based on a short story by Nolan's brother, MEMENTO... more
Sam and Natalia prepare for the release of THE ODYSSEY by watching Christopher Nolan’s first ‘official’ film, FOLLOWING.
FOLLOWING (1998) is a British neo-noir crime film written and directed by Christopher Nolan in his feature-length debut, filmed... more
In the lead-up to THE ODYSSEY, Sam and Natalia begin their Christopher Nolan watch-along series by immediately arguing about Christopher Nolan's films.
Topics of conversation include whether Nolan is British, Steven Spielberg directing OPPENHEIMER, n... more
Sam and Natalia watch, review, and rank all four 28 DAYS LATER films.
Intro: 00:00 - 01:09
28 DAYS LATER: 01:09 - 26:12
28 WEEKS LATER: 26:12 - 01:05:02
28 YEARS LATER: 01:05:02 - 01:51:48
THE BONE TEMPLE: 01:51:48 - 02:12:34
Final ranking: 02... more
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Every Saturday evening, I listen to this podcast, not only because I love Doctor Who, but also because you guys are just so fantastic to listen to!
I think that this podcast is so great, and you two are so lovely.
I cannot wait for you to get to Matt Smith’s era, he is definitely my favourite doctor and I would love to hear what you have to say about his era.
Thanks again for this podcast!!
Edit: hi!! could you please cover 28 days later? I just watched it and I thought it was fantastic!! It... more
Every Saturday evening, I listen to this podcast, not only because I love Doctor Who, but also because you guys are just so fantastic to listen to!
I think that this podcast is so great, and you two are so lovely.
I cannot wait for you to get to Matt Smith’s era, he is definitely my favourite doctor and I would love to hear what you have to say about his era.
Thanks again for this podcast!!
Edit: hi!! could you please cover 28 days later? I just watched it and I thought it was fantastic!! It... more
Great exploration of British tv
This is an amazing podcast and when I listen to this podcast I look at my favourite TV show in a different light. I would just like to say 2 things. My first thing is that in the 12th Doctor episode “Before the flood”, by Toby Whithouse, O'Donnell mentions Harold Saxon, the moon “exploding” (is that the right word) and a bat thing coming out and the minister of war. And I was thinking, is Roger ap Gwilliam the minister of war because he was the prime minister and he almost starts a nuclear war. ... more
This podcast makes me feel less of a nerd even though I am a massive nerd. Can’t miss an episode and gives me more Who content so what’s not to love.
Reminds me of making my boyfriend sit through the 60th specials (I couldn’t convert him though).
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Two British film and TV enthusiasts host in-depth, opinionated discussions that span classic and contemporary British media, with a strong emphasis on cultural context, production choices, and the personal experiences of watching. Across episodes, they analyze franchises, sequels, and adaptations, weaving in references to real-world events, industry trends, and iconic UK touchstones. The show stands out for its conversational energy, willingness to critique while staying entertaining, and a knack for connecting media topics to broader social and cultural patterns. Listeners looking for thoughtful yet accessible commentary on British cinema and television will likely enjoy the mix of rigorous analysis, humor, and relatable host banter.
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