Aspiring dancers and uncomfortable sex scenes are the order of the day in this week's DVD Afternoon podcast, as Heather Noel and I exchange our impressions of Andrea Arnold's Fish Tank (a British kitchen-sink drama about a rebellious teenager who uses dance as an outlet for all her formless teenage rage and resentment) and Pablo Larrain's Tony Manero (about a Saturday Night Fever fan in late-’70s Chile who goes to terrifying, psychopathic lengths to win a televised John Travolta lookalike competition). And speaking of unhinged performers, we also devote the top of the show to a discussion of the late, great Dennis Hopper, the man who convinced a generation of young filmgoers to switch from Heineken to Pabst Blue Ribbon.And as always, there's our roundup of the week's notable new DVD releases, which this week includes debates on whether Jason Statham is awesome, whether Judd Apatow is famous, and whether Family Matters was a better show before Urkel came along. It's a big, big show, so you'd better get downloading. You can search for us in iTunes, or try clicking here instead.
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