InSession Film

As passionate movie lovers, we've created this website to celebrate our enthusiasm for cinema. No matter the genre or style—be it independent films or popular blockbusters—we enjoy diving into discussions and analyses about all things film. Tune into the InSession Film Podcast, where we cover a wide range of subjects, including reviews and various cinematic topics. Additionally, you'll find written reviews and other engaging content on our site that we hope you will appreciate.

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Women InSession: Michael Fassbender

1 day ago | insessionfilm.com | JD Duran

This week on Women InSession, we discuss the compelling career of Michael Fassbender to this point, which includes some all-time performances of his era and some wondrous headscratchers as well! His work in Shame and Hunger is undeniable, as well as his role as Magneto in the X-Men films. However, some choices in the late 2010s started to make us wonder if should change agents. We discuss all of that and more about the great Fassbender.
Podcast Review: Friendship

3 days ago | insessionfilm.com | JD Duran

On this episode, JD and Brendan discuss the debut film from Andrew DeYoung in Friendship, starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd! It’s incredibly funny and ironic, given this film’s title, how this episode unfolded denoting the shared brains between the two hosts. It was not planned at all, but sometimes that’s what makes friendships remarkable. The latest from A24 might not be for everyone given its extreme awkwardness and uncomfortable comedy. However, is there more to Friendship beyond its gimmick?
Podcast Review: Bring Her Back

4 days ago | insessionfilm.com | JD Duran

On this episode, JD and Brendan discuss the new film from the Philippou brothers in Bring Her Back! While we liked the Philippou’s first feature Talk to Me enough, this one left a lot more to be desired. It’s competently made, but for the many reasons we discuss, it doesn’t have the depth to justify the film’s grisly imagery.
Episode 639: Top 5 Performances of the Decade (so far)

4 days ago | insessionfilm.com | JD Duran

This week’s episode is brought to you by Saily. Get 5% OFF with the code: ISF5This week on the InSession Film Podcast, we discuss the best performances of the decade so far! We also talk some box office and the trailers for Frankenstein, Superman and Happy Gilmore 2. – Box Office (4:24)We begin the show this week by diving back into the box office as Thunderbolts* is set to lose about $100 million, which is unfortunate given that it’s Marvel’s best is quite some time.
Movie Review: ‘Big Deal’ is Not Big Enough to Warrant Your Interest

4 days ago | insessionfilm.com | Maxance Vincent

Director: Choi Yun-JinWriter: Choi Yun-JinStars: Yoo Hae-jin, Lee Je-hoon, Choi Young-joonSynopsis: In 1997, when the Asian financial crisis hit Korea, Gukbo, the number one Soju company, is on the brink of bankruptcy. In the high-stakes market of M&A, In-beom, a young, ambitious associate at global investment firm Solquin, heads back home to take Gukbo as his first target.
Movie Review (Cannes 2025): In ‘Resurrection’, Bi Gan Reimagines the Language of Cinematic Dreams

6 days ago | insessionfilm.com | Hector Gonzalez |Héctor González

Director: Bi GanWriters: Bi GanStars: Jackson Yee, Shu Qi, Mark ChaoSynopsis: A woman’s consciousness falls into an eternal time zone during a surgical procedure. Trapped in many dreams, she finds the corpse of an android and tries to wake him up by telling endless stories. With only two feature-length projects to his name, Bi Gan has become one of the most followed and anticipated filmmakers among cinephiles working today. He has a distinctive approach to storytelling.
Movie Review (Cannes 2025): Joachim Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value’ is an Intimate Look at Memory and Reconciliation

6 days ago | insessionfilm.com | Hector Gonzalez |Héctor González

Director: Joachim TrierWriters: Joachim Trier, Eskil VogtStars: Renata Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgård, Inga Ibsdotter LilleaasSynopsis: An intimate exploration of family, memories, and the reconciliatory power of art. Joachim Trier and longtime collaborator Eskil Vogt have consistently made films that connect with audiences in a very tangible way.
Women InSession: William Travilla & Marilyn Monroe

6 days ago | insessionfilm.com | JD Duran

This week on Women InSession, we discuss the legendary costume designer William Travilla and his iconic work with the great Marilyn Monroe! In fact, in terms of American iconography, is there a more famous image than that of Monroe over the grate with her dress flying up in the air as she tries to keep it down? If not, it’s obviously very much in the conversation. So we wanted to talk about this pairing and what it means for the legacy of cinema.
Movie Review: ‘Bring Her Back’ is a Deeply Evil Movie Hellbent on Damaging Your Psyche

1 week ago | insessionfilm.com | Maxance Vincent

Directors: Danny Philippou, Michael PhilippouWriters: Danny Philippou, Bill HinzmanStars: Sally Hawkins, Billy Barratt, Sora WongSynopsis: A brother and sister uncover a terrifying ritual at the secluded home of their new foster mother. Are Danny and Michael Philippou OK? I’m asking because, in interviews, they’re the biggest goofballs around, having the time of their lives promoting their latest movie, Bring Her Back, with their fellow cast members.
Movie Review (Cannes 2025): Spike Lee’s ‘Highest to Lowest’ Is a Passionate, Flawed Tribute to Brooklyn and His Collaborations with Denzel Washington

1 week ago | insessionfilm.com | Hector Gonzalez |Héctor González

Director: Spike LeeWriter: Evan Hunter, Akira Kurosawa, Hideo OguniStars: Denzel Washington, Jeffrey Wright, A$AP RockySynopsis: When a titan music mogul is targeted with a ransom plot, he is jammed up in a life-or-death moral dilemmaFew filmmakers depict Brooklyn, New York like Spike Lee, from his underseen debut feature Joe’s Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads to Do the Right Thing, his magnum opus, and, in my opinion, one of the best films ever made.