In this final episode, Chris, Gaby and Marc review some of their favourite watches of the last twelve months. We hope you have enjoyed our podcast and we thank you all for listening.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Romina Paula’s Again Once Again. The film follows the actress/director as she examples her past, present and future in Argentina in this docu-fiction tale.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore F. W. Murnau’s adaptation of vampire novel, Dracula. The film follows a young man and the consequences of his encounter with the mysterious Count Orlok.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Kelly Reichardt’s modern western, Meek’s Cutoff. The film follows three families/couples being led through the Oregon desert by traveller Stephen Meek in 1845.

In this episode, Gaby, Marc and Chris explore Josh Mond’s James White. The films follows a young man, played by Christopher Abbott, as he tries to care for his mother who is very ill with cancer.

In this episode, Chris, Marc and Gaby explore Francis Ford Coppola’s Vietnam war epic Apocalypse Now. The film follows Martin Sheen as Willard, a special forces officer in the army as he journeys up river to assassinate the unstable Colonel Kurtz.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore 1970s slow action film, A Touch Of Zen. The film follows a young man living a quiet life as a painter until he encounters a noblewoman on the run and the man sent to capture her.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Jim Jarmusch’s festival favourite Paterson. The film stars Adam Driver as a bus driver named Paterson living with his wife in Paterson, New Jersey. Got all that? A melancholy gem.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Roy Andersson’s strange little film which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence. The film follows a variety of loosely interconnecting characters and the ennui they have for life.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Werner Herzog’s documentary film, Little Dieter Needs To Fly. The film follows Navy pilot Dieter Dengler who recounts his experiences in Vietnam over the course of the film.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Sarah Polley’s documentary feature Stories We Tell. The film follows Sarah’s search through her family’s history to discover the meaning of memory and recovering the past.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore Federico Fellini’s 8 1/2. The film follows a film director, played by Marcello Mastroianni, as he struggles creatively with his latest film project.

In this episode, Chris and Gaby explore the Dennis Hopper starring gothic romance, Night Tide. This beautiful restoration follows Hopper as a US sailor who arrives in California for a few days. There, he meets a mysterious young woman who is enchanted by the sea.

In this twenty-first episode, Chris and Gaby explore winner of the British Independent Film Award for Best Screenplay, Frank. The films follows a young man played by Domhnall Gleeson who aspires to be a famous musician. When he meets the titular Frank and his band, he longs to be one of them.

In this twentieth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Best Foreign Language Film nominee, The Hunt. The film follows Lucas, played by Mads Mikkelsen, who is falsely accused of child abuse at his place of work.

In this nineteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Akira Kurosawa’s King Lear adaptation, Ran. The film follows Lord Hidetora - an ageing warlord who decides to split up his kingdom between his three sons after choosing to retire his position.

In this eighteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Jacques Rivette’s 1970s hit Celine And Julie Go Boating. The film follows two friends who find themselves able to interact with the lives of a family who exist in a parallel dimension.

In this seventeenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Taika Waititi’s vampire satire, What We Do In The Shadows. The film follows a group of 100-something aged vampires living together in Wellington, New Zealand.

In this sixteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Fox and His Friends. The film follows a young man who, after winning the lottery, begins a romantic relationship and business partnership with another man from a higher society.

In this fifteenth episode, Marc and Gaby explore David Gordon Green’s George Washington. The film follows four young kids living in rural North Carolina. When tragedy strikes one summer’s day, the kids face falling apart or finding redemption.

In this fourteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Wong Kar-Wai’s 60s-set romance, In The Mood For Love. The film follows Mrs Chan and Mr Chow; two people who develop a bond after they discover the infidelity of their spouses.

In this thirteenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Roberto Rossellini’s Rome, Open City. The film follows a couple of members of the resistance party, Francesco and Giorgio, as they strive to survive the Nazi occupation of their city in 1944.

In this twelfth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Don Siegel’s The Beguiled. The film follows a union solider, played by Clint Eastwood, during the civil war. When he is injured, a young girl brings him back to her boarding school to recuperate, however things... play out very badly.

In this episode of Trip To The Movies, Chris, Marc and Gaby explore Taika Waititi’s WWII satire Jojo Rabbit. The film follows a ten-year-old boy in Nazi Germany. When he discovers a Jewish girl hiding within the walls of his home, he must reassess his own beliefs.

In this bonus episode, Gaby counts down her Top Ten Film Discoveries of 2019. Films do not include those previously mentioned on the show or released in 2019.

In this eleventh episode, Chris and Gaby explore Alain Resnais Oscar Nominee: Last Year At Marienbad. The film follows an unnamed man who is attending a gathering at an isolated and very extravagant hotel. When he encounters a woman he believes he met the previous year, he is taken aback when she doesn’t remember him. This drives him to do whatever…

In this tenth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Apichatpong Weerasethakul Palme d’Or winner Uncle Boonmee... The film follows a man suffering from kidney failure in the countryside of Thailand. When he comes into contact with the ghost of his wife and his long lost son, Boonmee goes on a spiritual journey of life, death and the afterlife.…

In this ninth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Guillermo Del Toro’s Oscar Winner Pan’s Labyrinth. The film follows ten year old Ofelia in 1944 Spain. Although living through bleak times with her unwell mother, Ofelia is given hope when she meets a faun who informs her that she is a princess.

In this eighth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Carl Theodor Dreyer’s silent film The Passion of Joan Arc, starring the great Renée Maria Falconetti. The film follows the trial of the French Saint after being captured by British Forces in 1431.

In this episode of Trip To The Movies; Chris, Marc and Gaby explore Golden Lion Winner (and audience dividing) Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix. The film follows Arthur - a down-on-his-luck man living in Gotham City with dreams of becoming a comedian.

In this seventh episode, Chris and Gaby explore Edgar Wright’s zom-com Shaun of the Dead. The film follows Simon Pegg’s Shaun, a man in his late twenties, trying to survive the apocalypse and save his loved ones in London.

In this sixth episode, Chris and Gaby explore David Cronenberg’s sci-fi thriller, Scanners. The film follows Cameron Vale, a man with psychic powers who must hunt down others like him who are intend on killing humans.

Trip To The Movies! In this bonus episode, Chris, Marc and Gaby discuss Quentin Tarantino’s ninth (or tenth depending on how you look at it) film. The film follows a fading actor and his stuntman against the backdrop of 1969 in Hollywood.

In this fifth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Clint Eastwood’s nightmare western, High Plains Drifter. The film follows Eastwood’s mysterious gunfighter as he arrives in a small settlement of ‘God-fearing’ townspeople. Spoiler review.

In this fourth episode, Chris and Gaby explore Akira Kurosawa’s critically acclaimed film, High and Low. The film follows a Japanese businessman who must choose between losing his company or losing a child. Spoiler review.

In this third episode, Chris and Gaby explore Palme d’Or winner; Paris, Texas. The film follows a man trying to reconnect with his son after a four year absence.

Trip To The Movies! In this bonus episode, Marc and Gaby discuss new entry into the MCU - Spider-Man - Far From Home. The film is a sequel of sorts to both Homecoming and Avengers - Endgame.

In this second episode, Chris and Gaby explore one of Martin Scorsese’ early works, Mean Streets. The film follows a group of small time mob men living in New York.

In this first episode, Chris and Gaby explore Cannes favourite Force Majeure. The film follows a Swedish family holidaying in the French Alps from director Ruben Ostlund.