My Favourite Films is a podcast for movie lovers who want to dive deep into the films that shaped us. Each episode takes a closer look at one standout movie — exploring its story, performances, direction, and the moments that make it unforgettable. From cult classics to modern masterpieces, we unpack what makes each film special and why it stays with us long after the credits roll.Perfect for film fans, casual viewers, and anyone who loves behind-the-scenes stories, My Favourite Films brings insight, nostalgia, and a passion for cinema to your headphones.
My Favourite Films
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Podcast Overview
My Favourite Films is a podcast for movie lovers who want to dive deep into the films that shaped us. Each episode takes a closer look at one standout movie — exploring its story, performances, direction, and the moments that make it unforgettable. From cult classics to modern masterpieces, we unpack what makes each film special and why it stays with us long after the credits roll.Perfect for film fans, casual viewers, and anyone who loves behind-the-scenes stories, My Favourite Films brings insight, nostalgia, and a passion for cinema to your headphones.
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11/10/2025
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Recent Episodes
February 20, 2026
Manhattan (1979): Romance, Narcissism, and the Myth of Seriousness
In this episode, we explore Woody Allen’s Manhattan (1979) — a film as visually elegant as it is morally unsettled. Shot in luminous black and white and underscored by George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, Manhattan presents New York City as both a romantic fantasy and a psychological refuge.
February 10, 2026
Marnie (1964): Trauma, Control, and the Cost of Desire
In this episode, we examine one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most divisive and psychologically daring films: Marnie (1964)
January 30, 2026
Episode 6 - Rope - Murder, Morality, and the Illusion of Control
<p>In this episode, we examine Alfred Hitchcock’s most daring cinematic experiment: Rope (1948). Inspired by a real-life murder and staged to appear as a single continuous shot, the film transforms an elegant Manhattan apartment into a pressure chamber of guilt, arrogance, and moral collapse.</p><p>We explore how Hitchcock adapted Patrick Hamilton’s stage play into a radical exercise in form, using extended takes, theatrical blocking, and precise camera movement to erase the safety of editing and trap the audience inside the crime. Through production history, philosophical context, and psychological analysis, this episode unpacks the film’s chilling exploration of intellectual elitism, moral relativism, and the dangers of ideas divorced from empathy.</p><p>Drawing on verifiable, sourced insights from filmmakers, critics, and scholars, we examine the performances of John Dall, Farley Granger, and James Stewart, the film’s controversial themes, and Hitchcock’s own conflicted feelings about the experiment. We also consider Rope’s lasting influence on cinema — from long-take storytelling to films that blur the line between spectatorship and complicity.</p><p>A film of quiet terror and unsettling restraint, Rope remains one of Hitchcock’s most provocative works — a thriller that unfolds not through action, but through conversation, confidence, and catastrophic certainty.</p><br/><br/>Support this podcast at — <a rel='payment' href='https://redcircle.com/my-favourite-films8417/donations'>https://redcircle.com/my-favourite-films8417/donations</a>
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