The Screen Show explores the best that both film and television have to offer.

Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli on Sick of Myself. Set amongst the cultural milieu of Oslo the film is a satire on narcissism and personal branding. Plus, we re-visit another Norwegian film, the hit The Worst Person in the World.

David Gordon Green on horror blockbuster of the week The Exorcist: Believer, plus a glitzy new streaming series and a time-travel slasher.

British director Gareth Edwards talks about his futurist sci-fi blockbuster The Creator; plus, a moving Australian-Iranian film produced by Cate Blanchett.

U.S. cinematographer Nicole Hirsch Whitaker on Netflix's newest big hit One Piece, and Belgiandirector Charlotte Vandermeersch on The Eight Mountains, abouta life-defining friendship in the Italian Alps.

We meet the director of Sundance winner Scrapper, and the producing partners of Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon who also serve as Executive Producers on Morning Wars.

U.S. director Michael Chaves on gothic horror The Nun II, plus docs on the man who invented the bulletproof vest, and scientist Tim Flannery on a global search to find good climate leadership.

Independent film producer Mel Eslyn on directing her first feature Biosphere, and a new doc on rock music impresario & Mushroom Records founder Michael Gudinski.

This podcast explores two highly acclaimed films: 'Past Lives', which delves into migration and identity in America, and 'Petrol', a psychedelic exploration of mystical themes. The filmmakers discuss the personal backgrounds that influenced their films, as well as the experimental and autobiographical elements in their storytelling. Collage in filmmaking is also examined, highlighting the uncertainty and effectiveness of this technique.

Jason meets Icelandic director Hlynur Pálmason, and the artistic director of the Berlin Film Festival.