The best podcasts for Chat about film.

A fortnightly podcast where Gav Smith discussed people's favourite films, clue is in the title. Each episode Gav is joined by a new guest and they discuss their favourite film.

The podcast includes spoliers for pretty much every film we discuss, so if you haven't seen the film, we suggest watching then listening.

Favourite films are an odd one they can change like the weather, but every film featured is someone's favourite and therefore it's a recommendation.

We try to keep the language in the podcast clean but every now and then there may be the odd slip - sorry - I try and mark episodes I know have bad language in them with an "Explicit" tag, but if I miss one, please don't complain, just let me know and I change it.

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Email: [email protected]

X: @myfavefilm

Instagram: @myfavouritefilmpodcast

Facebook: The My Favourite Film Page

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Website: www.myfavouritefilm.com

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