In Film We Trust

We dive into, and have many laughs, as we explore Jon Favreau's 1996 indie classic, Swingers. A story that can, essentially, be summed up, as an examination of friendship during the swing revival scene of the mid 1990s.

We explore Prano Bailey-Bond's debut feature film Censor. Set during the height of the 1980s 'video nasty' controversy, Enid, a film Censor, thinks she has spotted her long-missing sister in a video nasty she is classifying. A psychological horror that weaves hysteria and grief into a bloody denouement.

We take a dive and explore Peter Strickland's second feature film Berberian Sound Studio. Set in the milieu of an 1970s Italian giallo production, British sound engineer, Gilderoy(Toby Jones), takes a job at the titular Berberian Sound Studio. As tension rises during production between the Italian crew and Gilderoy, the production, and Gilderoy himself, will start to unravel in this psychological horror.

For episode 2 we're taking a deep dive into Michael Sarnoski's debut feature film Pig, starring Nicolas Cage.

For our debut episode here at In Film We Trust, we're taking a deep dive into British director Ben Wheatley's 2011 horror/crime film Kill List.