Film student and enthusiast Hattie Fennell chats away to people from all walks of life about entertainment ranging from movie moments, streaming sites and cinematic experiences. She explores the personal stories behind all things screen, without the pretentious jargon. With a no judgement policy, Hattie encourages passion in all its forms. All screen picks are welcome. Whether you need validated in your hatred for a series, or you need some new suggestions for viewership, grab a cuppa and join the conversations.

<p>In this episode, Hattie keeps it in the family and chats with her father about his experience of cinema experiences over time. Cinema is constantly changing, and seemingly continues to change especially looking into a post-lockdown future. Grab a cuppa, or a glass of wine depending on your mood, and join a father and daughter's cinematic conversation and listen in to some reminiscing moments.&nbsp;</p>

In this episode, Hattie keeps it in the family and chats with her father about his experience of cinema experiences over time. Cinema is constantly changing, and seemingly continues to change especially looking into a post-lockdown future. Grab a cuppa, or a glass of wine depending on your mood, and join a father and daughter's cinematic conversation and listen in to some reminiscing moments.&nbsp;

The Old Man and the Cinema with Lester Fennell

<p>In the first episode of Hats Chats, Hattie talks to musician and close friend Abigail Kay about the Netflix series 'Dead to Me' and how the series approaches friendship. You can stream Abigail's music on Spotify, in anticipation of her soon-to-be released album.&nbsp;</p>

In the first episode of Hats Chats, Hattie talks to musician and close friend Abigail Kay about the Netflix series 'Dead to Me' and how the series approaches friendship. You can stream Abigail's music on Spotify, in anticipation of her soon-to-be released album.&nbsp;