The Chronicle Film Podcast Listen to Episode 23 – Eileen and Wonka

Timothy Chalamet in Wonka Listen to my review on The Chronicle film podcast

We’re back after a few weeks off, behold Episode 023 of The Chronicle Film Podcast. The latest episode myself and Clotilde review Eileen and Wonka.
The first review is 1960’s thriller Eileen starring Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway with William Oldroyd (Lady McBeth) directing. Inspired by Neo Noirs with a slice of Douglas Sirk Melodrama, we find ourselves in the year 1964, Massachusetts. We meet a young niave secretary Eileen (McKenzie) works the local Juvenile prison. Her world is turned upside down by the arrival of Rebecca (Hathaway), the prison’s new psychiatrist. Enchanted in every way, the pair strike up a friendship. Things take a drastic turn when Rebecca reveals a dark secret.

Our Final review we step into the world of imagination with Wonka starring Timothee Chalamet and a host of great names. This time Roald Dahl‘s classic book steps back in time to see how the young Willy Wonka becomes the legendary chocolate maker. Off course it’s not all plane sailing could it be ‘death by chocolate’?

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The podcast was posted on The Peoples Movies on 9th December 2023

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Welcome to Chronicles In Film, The personal movie blog for Paul Devine, the owner and and editor of The Peoples Movies and Cinehouse. So why CIF? Simple, to give me a chance to showcase my own reviews and content. Whilst I still actively work on the abovementioned sites this site will archive my works from those sites but also new reviews and writings , I may not have had a chance to cover on the other sites or work I may have written elsewhere. I am based in Paisley, near Glasgow and available for freelance work.

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