Jun 12, 2026 · 44 min · 7 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this Reference Max, we review a selection of films from the Sydney Film Festival: Nika & Madison, Colony, The Seoul Guardians & Morte Cucina For info on films covered today…
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It's another week in the For Your Reference household, and it is another Ref Max special Sydney Film Festival combined review edition, friends and lovers.
Thank you again to the team at Original Spin.
Um, we also include our first in-person Sydney Film Festival screening.
We've been very lucky to have screeners, uh, in general or leading up to potential interviews, so yeah.
Uh, grab a snack, friends and lovers.
It is getting cold, so maybe grab a jacket, um, if you're heading out to Sydney Film Festival.
But we do have a collection of films that are still screening as a part of Sydney Film Festival, and also, OT, there were some ex- additional screenings outside of the Sydney Film Festival, June 14, that will be running next week as well.
Mm.
I'm not sure if any of the ones we're covering, you know, 'cause we're so eclectic, w- we're so, um, '80s glasses like that.
But anyway, uh, grab a snack, friends and lovers, and let's get into it.
[upbeat music] Hey, hey, hey.
Does it work with a different voice, OT?
[laughs] Nope.
[laughs] Uh, friends and lovers, welcome back to the For Your Reference podcast.
You got your hosts, KT.
And OT.
We are covering a collection of titles today, friends and lovers.
Uh, we have Indigenous on Canadian, so-called Can- Canadia.
Goodness me.
[laughs]
Bro, I'm thinking about the pope and excusing of the schools.
Not, not your current pope at the moment, the other one.
Anyway, uh, but we have native Indigenous stories coming out of Canada.
Um, we're also doing a double potentially parallel, pa- parallel colony of it all, hive mind of it all together, um, as well as Thailand.
So we've got a very interesting collection, friends and lovers.
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It's another week in the For Your Reference household, and it is another Ref Max special Sydney Film Festival combined review edition, friends and lovers.
Thank you again to the team at Original Spin.
Um, we also include our first in-person Sydney Film Festival screening.
We've been very lucky to have screeners, uh, in general or leading up to potential interviews, so yeah.
Uh, grab a snack, friends and lovers.
It is getting cold, so maybe grab a jacket, um, if you're heading out to Sydney Film Festival.
But we do have a collection of films that are still screening as a part of Sydney Film Festival, and also, OT, there were some ex- additional screenings outside of the Sydney Film Festival, June 14, that will be running next week as well.
Mm.
I'm not sure if any of the ones we're covering, you know, 'cause we're so eclectic, w- we're so, um, '80s glasses like that.
But anyway, uh, grab a snack, friends and lovers, and let's get into it.
[upbeat music] Hey, hey, hey.
Does it work with a different voice, OT?
[laughs] Nope.
[laughs] Uh, friends and lovers, welcome back to the For Your Reference podcast.
You got your hosts, KT.
And OT.
We are covering a collection of titles today, friends and lovers.
Uh, we have Indigenous on Canadian, so-called Can- Canadia.
Goodness me.
[laughs]
Bro, I'm thinking about the pope and excusing of the schools.
Not, not your current pope at the moment, the other one.
Anyway, uh, but we have native Indigenous stories coming out of Canada.
Um, we're also doing a double potentially parallel, pa- parallel colony of it all, hive mind of it all together, um, as well as Thailand.
So we've got a very interesting collection, friends and lovers.