March 9th, 2026
Atlantis (Luc Besson, 1991) "Since I Left You" by The Avalanches

Her Head in Films is a podcast that makes movies personal. It blends heartfelt reflections on art house and world cinema with stories from my own life. This is a space for exploring the emotional and subjective power of film, perfect for listeners who appreciate a deeply personal take on cinema and life.
THE PODCAST
In this episode, I talk about Douglas Sirk’s 1955 film, "All That Heaven Allows," starring Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson. The film follows Cary Scott, a widow in a conservative suburban community who fal...
In this episode, I talk about Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s 1948 film, "The Red Shoes." It centers on Vicky Page, a young ballet dancer whose extraordinary talent brings her into a world whe...
In this episode, I talk about Dianne Jackson's beloved 1982 animated film, "The Snowman." Adapted from Raymond Briggs’s wordless book, the film follows a young boy who builds a snowman that comes to l...

I'm Caitlin, and I'm the host of Her Head in Films. I am a passionate cinephile who has been delving into the personal and emotional power of cinema through my podcast since 2016. My mission is to connect with others and share a heartfelt and soulful perspective on films. In the process, I hope to inspire listeners to contemplate the impact of cinema on their own lives.
For me, films are a window into the human experience and a way to explore emotions, ideas, and stories that resonate deeply. Through my podcast, I celebrate the ways cinema can inspire, heal, and connect us. My podcast is about more than just films; it's about life, finding meaning, and being saved by the transformative power of storytelling.
This isn't just a film podcast. It's an intimate journey into how movies make us feel. While other reviewers might focus on technical analysis or plot summaries, I create a space for raw, honest conversations about how cinema mirrors our inner lives. My approach is uniquely personal.
Each episode weaves together thoughtful analysis with vulnerable reflection, probing those moments when a film captures something we've felt but struggled to express. Through sharing my own journey and emotional truths, I connect with listeners who understand that sometimes a movie can articulate what we ourselves cannot put into words.
This podcast is for anyone who has ever felt moved by a film and sensed there was something deeper beneath that feeling. In each episode, I attempt to put that feeling into words. I share my heart, my soul, and all of myself with the hope that someone else feels less alone in this vast world.
FROM THE BLOG
Atlantis (Luc Besson, 1991) "Since I Left You" by The Avalanches
A Small Monastery in Tuscany (Otar Iosseliani, 1988)
Into Great Silence (Philip Gröning, 2005) While watching Into Great Silence , for the first time in my life I felt a desire for God—for some...
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
Words cannot capture the uniquely honest, thoughtful and intimate tone of this podcast - you really have to listen to it yourself. The focus is not so much on entertaining or amusing the listener, but more on communicating a personal experience of watching a film, and the thoughts, feelings and memories this triggers. ...
Read MoreWords cannot capture the uniquely soothing, thoughtful and intimate tone of this podcast - you really have to listen to it yourself. The focus is not so much on entertaining or amusing the listener, but more on communicating a personal experience of watching a film, and the thoughts, feelings and memories this triggers...
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