Oct 18, 2026 · 12 min · 8 segments
This week on *Movie Chats*, Ant & Ry review Affection (2026), the psychological sci-fi horror film starring Jessica Rothe. Is Affection a clever and unsettling exploration of grief, identity and…
Yeah.
Because we've done a movie recently, which was one of our independent films, where we interviewed a director.
The movie's Jane's Not Here.
I actually realised, like, oh, this is exactly like that, where this woman, she's being told by her husband.
Here it's her husband and her brother, like, your name's Ellie.
But she's saying, no, no, I'm Sarah.
No, no, it's because this condition, you've just, you've obviously watched a TV show where there was a character called Sarah and you've taken on all of her memories.
And it's like, the way he explained it was actually, that makes
sense.
This is really.
Does it though? Because that's one of my first thing when he's like, when you have someone that you don't know, and he's telling you, you know, isolation is part of your treatment.
I call big BS on that.
Well, yeah, that's where I was like, isolation, you need to be around more people.
Exactly, to try and
jog
your memory.
Yeah, the
isolation part was a little bit...
That's a bit weird.
That's not the way they were going in that movie, but...
Yeah, oh, I think Jane's Not Here is a much better movie.
Oh, Jane's Not Here, I gave Jane's Not Here a four and a half out of five.
If you can find it, watch Jane's Not Here.
It's an amazing film.
Yeah, so then obviously she's got a daughter here who's like, I wish you'd remember me, mummy.
Yeah.
Because we've done a movie recently, which was one of our independent films, where we interviewed a director.
The movie's Jane's Not Here.
I actually realised, like, oh, this is exactly like that, where this woman, she's being told by her husband.
Here it's her husband and her brother, like, your name's Ellie.
But she's saying, no, no, I'm Sarah.
No, no, it's because this condition, you've just, you've obviously watched a TV show where there was a character called Sarah and you've taken on all of her memories.
And it's like, the way he explained it was actually, that makes
sense.
This is really.
Does it though? Because that's one of my first thing when he's like, when you have someone that you don't know, and he's telling you, you know, isolation is part of your treatment.
I call big BS on that.
Well, yeah, that's where I was like, isolation, you need to be around more people.
Exactly, to try and
jog
your memory.
Yeah, the
isolation part was a little bit...
That's a bit weird.
That's not the way they were going in that movie, but...
Yeah, oh, I think Jane's Not Here is a much better movie.
Oh, Jane's Not Here, I gave Jane's Not Here a four and a half out of five.
If you can find it, watch Jane's Not Here.
It's an amazing film.
Yeah, so then obviously she's got a daughter here who's like, I wish you'd remember me, mummy.
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