In our fourth episode, Anna is joined by Kate Stables and Steph Watts of The Bechdel Test Fest who exclusively reveal the results of their poll, which asked female film critics to select the best films of 2018.

The show features a discussion of Oscar contender Roma (2018) and an interview with star Marina de Tavira, as well as an interview with Kathryn Hahn and Tamara Jenkins about the Netflix original Private Life (2018).

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Episode 3 is a Time’s Up special in which Anna is joined in the studio by actor Andrea Riseborough, whose new film Nancy (2018) comes from an all-female crew, and Birds Eye View’s Mia Bays, who champions the diverse UK musical Been So Long. They discuss female roles, the pay gap, sisterhood and more.

Anna interviews actor Carey Mulligan about feminism, body image and playing against type in the period film Wildlife (2018).

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In our second episode, Anna is joined by film critics Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Chief Film Critic at Metro newspaper and regularly comments on film across the BBC – and Helen O’Hara, film journalist for Empire Magazine.

Together they review A Star Is Born (2018) starring Lady Gaga. Films put to the Bechdel Test include Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018), Pili (2017), The Breaker Upperers (2018), Bad Times at the El Royale (2018) and Venom (2018).

Writer-director Carol Morley chats to Anna at the London Film Festival about her upcoming film Out Of Blue (2018).

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In our first ever episode of Girls On Film, Anna is joined by Kate Muir, screenwriter, campaigner with Time’s Up UK, Women and Hollywood and Birds’ Eye View, and former chief film critic at the Times – and Corrina Antrobus, film writer and founder of the Bechdel Test Fest.

They review Agnes Varda’s Faces Places (Visages, Villages, 2017), debate diversity in film criticism and put new movies to the Bechdel Test, including Widows (2018), The Miseducation of Cameron Post (2018), First Man (2018), American Animals (2018) and a surprise choice that we dub ‘Spanx and the City’…

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