Eyes on Screen

The movie of the moment is finally, FINALLY out in Australian cinemas! Of course we’re talking about You Can See Everything. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s 3-hour documentary opus about convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes and the strangely intimate access she granted them in the days leading up to her imprisonment. This film is about much more than that too, but we won’t spoilt that part for you. Not today anyway. Rest assured you can hear everything as Haidee, Natalie and Fiona offer a primer by way of recapping the excruciating fun of watching the movie in a packed cinema, complete with a relatable anecdote about saving seats and shooing away an Oscar winner. Let’s get into it. Follow Eyes On Screen on instagram: @eyesonscreenpod, or email us at hello@eyesonscreen.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fiona and Haidee welcome Sana back from her month away, then dive into Hudson Williams’ new series, Yaga. We may have come for Hudson, but are we staying for the Bone Beast? And is “Wet Islands” a genre now? Sana finally watched Obsession on the plane, while Fi and Haidee made it to the cinema for Primetime and Wildwood. Between the Bone Beasts, penis stumps, wish willows and enchanted wildernesses, the wood symbolism is feeling particularly thick this week. Let’s get into it.
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Fiona, Nat and Haidee are a study in contrasts this time around. First, we discuss the juggernaut Celebrity Traitors Season 2, which Fiona has convinced Nat and Haidee to watch. How might that work out? Then, with La Bola Negra finally out in cinemas, we've had a chance to catch our breath and say why we think this gorgeous queer saga about generations of untold Spanish love stories is one of the best films of the year. Let's get into it. And get into it we do!
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Fiona, Nat and Haidee are coming in hot with OPINIONS this week, after two trips to the movies. First, we unpack The Social Reckoning, an Aaron Sorkin joint, in which he returns to the story of the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (Jeremy Strong), from the perspective of real-life whistleblower, Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison). Next up is Digger. Sure, it's a big flop but there's a big story beyond the terrible trailer, but we manage to talk about it a way that won't spoil that bit for you. In the words of the great philospher Harry Styles, it does indeed "feel like a movie". Will Nat ever take Fiona's recommendations again? Whomst amongst us can say! Let's get into it.
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Fiona, Nat and Haidee are here to unpack a week in watching, and reprise an old catch phrase that’s a classic for a reason. We’ve watched War, a flashy new high-production / low-stakes UK drama about a power couple’s divorce (it even has us taking sides). We’ve checked back in on how Sharon Horgan’s coping (or isn't) in Youth. And we, like many of you, have revisited Emerald Fennell’s Oscar-nominated vigilante fantasy, Promising Young Woman, in the wake of serious gang rape allegations about the so-called 'Cornell 7'. How does it hold up? Plus, there's a very eventful rambling Celebrity Traitors sidebar and a movie ticket giveaway. Let's get into it.
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