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The Screen Show

ABC Australia
One Battle After Another
Melbourne International Film Festival
Babygirl
Maria
Sydney Film Festival
Grief
Nicole Kidman
Cannes Film Festival
Outer Range
Dark Matter
Universal Language
Thou Shalt Not Steal
Female Empowerment
Australia
The Narrow Road To the Deep North
Happyend
Angelina Jolie
Family Dynamics
Furiosa
The Zone Of Interest

The Screen Show, hosted by renowned Sydney-based film critic Jason Di Rosso, is your ultimate guide to the world of film, television, and streaming. Each episode explores the latest films, TV shows and streaming originals through reviews, analysis and exclusive conversations with directors, actors, screenwriters, cinematographers, producers, showrunners and production designers, from A-list Hollyw... more

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes499Founded13 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Jason takes a look at Disclosure Day, Steven Spielberg’s return to his sci-fi beginnings.

Director Adrian Chiarella and actors Mia Wasikowska and Joe Bird talk about the unsettling new Australian film Leviticus.

South Korean horror master Yeon Sang... more

TV critic Wenlei Ma and Jason Di Rosso press play on what's lighting up streaming this week...Alice and Steve and Coldwater.

We head to the Sydney Film Festival for a candid discussion with filmmakers on the highs and lows of low-budget production. Featuring voices from across this year's program, including Hyun Lee (French Girls), Anthony Frith (Mockbuster) and Christian ... more

TV critic Wenlei Ma and Jason Di Rosso press play on what's lighting up streaming this week...Cape Fear and Not Suitable For Work.

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Recent Guests

Hyun Lee
Director of French Girls, debut feature
French Girls (director)
Episode: Sydney Film Festival: Microbudget Filmmaking: Aesthetics of the Possible
Christian Byers
Director of Death of an Undertaker
Death of an Undertaker (director)
Episode: Sydney Film Festival: Microbudget Filmmaking: Aesthetics of the Possible
Anthony Frith
Director of Mockbuster
Mockbuster (director)
Episode: Sydney Film Festival: Microbudget Filmmaking: Aesthetics of the Possible
Shahrbanoo Sadat
Afghan filmmaker and writer/director of No Good Men
No Good Men (Director/Writer/Star)
Episode: Leo Woodall and Havana Rose Liu talk Tuner + Shahrbanoo Sadat on Afghanistan's first rom-com
Kane Parsons
Director of Backrooms
KanePixels/Backrooms project
Episode: You Tube star Kane Parsons on Backrooms + Alexandre Koberidze's sublime Dry Leaf
Alexandre Koberidze
Director of Dry Leaf
Episode: You Tube star Kane Parsons on Backrooms + Alexandre Koberidze's sublime Dry Leaf
Curry Barker
Director of Obsession
Obsession (film)
Episode: Curry Barker and Inde Navarette/Obsession + Zoe Pepper/Birthright
Inde Navarrette
Actor in Obsession
Obsession
Episode: Curry Barker and Inde Navarette/Obsession + Zoe Pepper/Birthright
Zoe Pepper
Writer-director of Birthright
Birthright
Episode: Curry Barker and Inde Navarette/Obsession + Zoe Pepper/Birthright

Hosts

Jason Di Rosso
Host of The Screen Show; renowned Sydney-based film critic with broad interview experience across cinema and television.
Sky Kirkham
Colleague from ABC Radio National Arts and reviewer communications; appears as a guest host in episodes.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 169 ratings
  • Informative reviews

    Insightful advice on films and television.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    costsusa
    Australia6 months ago
  • Best podcast about Film and TV

    Best film critic in the world in my opinion. Always thoughtful, intelligent and in depth discussions that go beyond the obvious.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Becca sunshine
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great contribution.

    I love that magic moment in Jason’s interviews when it seems to dawn on the person being interviewed that ‘this guy actually knows what he’s talking about and wants to have an intelligent discussion!’ Great contribution to screen culture in Australia.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KT in Oz
    Australia2 years ago
  • Excellent

    A must listen for those who seek good, intelligent films and tv series.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seánóg R
    Australia2 years ago
  • Excellent interviews but would love more reviews

    The filmmakers obviously love his passion and intelligence, so the interviews with Jason are great. But I’m actually more interested in film reviews, so tend not to listen as regularly as I could.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Georgielew
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners praise the host's depth of knowledge and interview craft.
Insightful, thoughtful discussions that elevate film and TV talk.
Audience appreciation for Australian-focused coverage alongside international cinema.
Episodes are informative, well-researched, and accessible to cinephiles and casual viewers alike.
Shows with strong, insider perspective and varied guests are highly valued.

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#34
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Leo Woodall and Havana Rose Liu talk Tuner + Shahrbanoo Sadat on Afghanistan's first rom-com
Q: Who's the better piano player after preparing for these roles?
They discuss that Havana Rose Liu has the stronger piano skills, while Leo Woodall shows a broad range across genres, making their on-screen chemistry credible.
Curry Barker and Inde Navarette/Obsession + Zoe Pepper/Birthright
Q: What is it about the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre that informs your approach to Obsession and horror at large?
Barker explains the original's rawness and regional horror, noting how its nonchalant violence and family dynamics influenced his own portrayal of menace and unease in Obsession and his broader horror sensibilities.
Curry Barker and Inde Navarette/Obsession + Zoe Pepper/Birthright
Q: And can I ask you about Michael Johnston? And this idea of casting a guy who looks like a nice guy.
Curry Barker discusses Johnston as perfect for the role, praising his awkward, innocent-appearing performance that reveals a dangerous depth and authorial control over audience perception.
French screen icon Isabelle Huppert + Sally Field stars in Remarkably Bright Creatures
Q: What attracted you to this project and how did the real-life case influence your portrayal?
Huppert discusses separating the role from reality while recognizing the historical context, emphasizing how the screenplay invites intimacy and complexity rather than a straightforward recreation of events.
Deadloch S2/ François Ozon on The Stranger/ My Undesirable Friends
Q: How did François Ozon approach modernizing Camus' The Outsider for today's audiences, especially regarding Arab representation?
Ozon discusses contextualizing the story to the present, foregrounding female characters, and ensuring that Arab characters are given a voice, reflecting a modern sensitivity to post-colonial critique while maintaining the novel's themes of alienation and resistance to absurdism.

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A thoughtful interview-focused show that analyzes recent cinema and television through in-depth conversations with directors, actors, writers, and other creative talents. Episodes often blend film criticism with behind-the-scenes storytelling, production insights, and festival- or awards-season context, including Australian perspectives and international releases. Noteworthy strengths include a patient, craft-oriented line of questioning, access to prominent figures, and a broad coverage that spans blockbusters, indie projects, and adaptations, making it useful for listeners who want both analysis and intimate creator perspectives.

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Recent guests on The Screen Show include:

1. Hyun Lee
2. Christian Byers
3. Anthony Frith
4. Shahrbanoo Sadat
5. Kane Parsons
6. Alexandre Koberidze
7. Curry Barker
8. Inde Navarrette

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