Gus McGrath sits down with Simon Miraudo, author of the new book about Australian censorship: Book of the Banned: devilish movies, dastardly censors and the scenes that made Australia sweat. 

Gus McGrath sits down with Simon Miraudo, author of the new book about Australian censorship: Book of the Banned: devilish movies, dastardly censors and the scenes that made Australia sweat.

Movies Movies Movies is a weekly show with exclusive extended podcasts exploring movies, movies, movies and films through the lenses of Eora/Sydney young semi-professionals Bruce Koussaba, Priya Leigh Fotherby, Enoch Mailangi, Gus McGrath, Jen Atherton and André Shannon.

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Movies Movies Movies is a weekly show with exclusive extended podcasts exploring movies, movies, movies and films through the lenses of Eora/Sydney young semi-professionals Bruce Koussaba, Priya Leigh Fotherby, Enoch Mailangi, Gus McGrath, Jen Atherton and André Shannon.
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Jack Jen and André bring you anything and everything about movies and local Sydney cinema.

Movies Movies Movies

Movies Movies Movies is a weekly show with exclusive extended podcasts exploring the movie universe from the Sydney/Eora based viewpoints of huge Filmlordes; André Shannon, Jen Atherton, Bruce Koussaba, Gus McGrath, Priya Leigh Fotherby and Enoch Mailangi.

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Movies Movies Movies is a weekly show with exclusive extended podcasts exploring the movie universe from the Sydney/Eora based viewpoints of huge Filmlordes; André Shannon, Jen Atherton, Bruce Koussaba, Gus McGrath, Priya Leigh Fotherby and Enoch Mailangi.
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Book of the Banned w/ Simon Miraudo (Extended Interview)

Cream suits and clover honey: MMM is joined by filmmaker/union photographer Lily Bennett to discuss the dissociative power of guns, cameras, career insurrection, and bokeh.

In an abundance of spoilers we strip La Chimera (Alice Rohrwacher), learn photography in Civil War (Alex Garland), and use tennis as a position through Challengers (Luca Guadagnino). The holy T take us to the court of love, death, and tennis, finishing with an interview featuring Zendaya and Josh O’Connor (25:10 for the sprinters). This rare megalopolis comeback covers Fellini’s Roma, eyes of duck in film, spirits, Jen clocking 14 fedoras at the cinema and finding the answer. Here are three films about being good at your job. How do people ever pick between options? Go Steelers. 

Cream suits and clover honey: MMM is joined by filmmaker/union photographer Lily Bennett to discuss the dissociative power of guns, cameras, career insurrection, and bokeh.
In an abundance of spoilers we strip La Chimera (Alice Rohrwacher), learn photography in Civil War (Alex Garland), and use tennis as a position through Challengers (Luca Guadagnino). The holy T take us to the court of love, death, and tennis, finishing with an interview featuring Zendaya and Josh O’Connor (25:10 for the sprinters). This rare megalopolis comeback covers Fellini’s Roma, eyes of duck in film, spirits, Jen clocking 14 fedoras at the cinema and finding the answer. Here are three films about being good at your job. How do people ever pick between options? Go Steelers.

Ding Dong Dash w/ Zendaya + Josh O'Connor + Lily Bennett

Episode title: The Sound of Gus'. Gus enters the studio to unearth the Sydney Underground Film Festival, while spotlighting the unspotlightable film Sound of Freedom. Expect deep truths about propaganda, Gus' appreciation of the holy trinity (Harmony Korine, Yorgos Lanthimos, and André Shannon) and also Gus' first take on the deep fake this is Mel Gibson's movie world.

Episode title: The Sound of Gus'. Gus enters the studio to unearth the Sydney Underground Film Festival, while spotlighting the unspotlightable film Sound of Freedom. Expect deep truths about propaganda, Gus' appreciation of the holy trinity (Harmony Korine, Yorgos Lanthimos, and André Shannon) and also Gus' first take on the deep fake this is Mel Gibson's movie world.

Dendy Underground w/ Gus

Gus and André come into the studio and have their breath stolen from them (a term coined by critic Priya Leigh) to discuss celebrity sightings including Jacob Elordi, Troye Sivan, and Jane Campion. Why are they all so...just like us? The two Buffs then enter a pitching contest between "Gangas" and "Etc Etc Etc..." - two compelling productions set deep inside the Nation's hole. Gus protects his right to not have a favourite Canberra song, while André celebrates Cate Shortland's 35mm screening of Somersault (2004) at the Australian Fyshwick, Telopea, and Roundabout School. Fights break out but the love games win.

Gus and André come into the studio and have their breath stolen from them (a term coined by critic Priya Leigh) to discuss celebrity sightings including Jacob Elordi, Troye Sivan, and Jane Campion. Why are they all so...just like us? The two Buffs then enter a pitching contest between "Gangas" and "Etc Etc Etc..." - two compelling productions set deep inside the Nation's hole. Gus protects his right to not have a favourite Canberra song, while André celebrates Cate Shortland's 35mm screening of Somersault (2004) at the Australian Fyshwick, Telopea, and Roundabout School. Fights break out but the love games win.

Book of the Banned w/ Simon Miraudo (Extended Interview)

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