Ruben Östlund's Palme d'Or-winning Triangle of Sadness is in Popcorn Podcast's sights. Starring Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean and Woody Harrelson, this wicked and divisive satire follows a fashion model influencer couple (Dickinson & Dean) who join an eventful cruise for the super-rich. Your co-hosts discuss the social commentary Östlund explores within a world of privilege, class and chaos, and Tim feels compelled to traumatise Leigh throughout the episode. Find out if this award-winning film lives up to the hype in a bonus holiday instalment of Popcorn Podcast.

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TRIANGLE OF SADNESS MOVIE REVIEW

Tim: This film is shot really, really beautifully. And when you have the rig of the ship in the storm, it reminded me of Inception, you know when they're running up and down the hallways? But imagine performing and resetting that rig with everything falling everywhere. The rehearsals and stuff going on and all the elements involved, like the literal — obviously not real — shit, piss and vomit. 

Leigh: You've taken me back to that scene now. The amount of takes – which were on average about 23 takes per shot, I think – that people would have to have been sloshing around in shit. 

Tim: Shit!

Leigh: Probably wasn't real shit, obviously, but oh my God.

Tim: I mean, it's a feat in filmmaking to deliver something like that.

Leigh: I didn't want to have to think about that, thank you.

Tim: You're welcome.