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Show your support for your favorite movie podcast with this official Film Foil merchandise! Join Brandon and Tyler as they take an auditory journey through 100 years of films with Film Foil, available wherever you get your podcasts!

Celebrate the Czech New Wave with this design that celebrates Marie and Marie as they wreck havoc across cinema! Inspired by Episode 58 of the Film Foil Podcast, where Brandon and Tyler discuss this 1966 film.

Time's running out! Escape the dreaded Carrousel and sport this snappy, futuristic design as you escape from your local geodesic dome! Inspired by Episode 47 of the Film Foil Podcast.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Seeing crumpled aluminium foil (sometimes called tin foil) in a new light using three gelled flashes (one red, one blue and one yellow), and from a different perspective by moving up close with a macro lens. One gets modern art colour abstracts that have the viewer wondering what subject was photographed.

Do you love snakes, cruise ships, and Barbara Stanwyck? We get it! That's why we designed this piece, inspired by Episode 44 of the Film Foil Podcast, hosted by Brandon and Tyler!

Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme! Show off your love for your favorite bobsledding film with a design inspired by a classic album cover from Love! Inspired by Episode 59 of the Film Foil podcast, available wherever you listen to podcasts!

Sweet dolphins playing in the ocean accented by Adventure Awaits typography in gold.

Whether you're relaxing on the seashore, enjoying a friendly game of tennis, or unwittingly destroying the French Riviera, this design is sure to make your summer holiday special. Inspired by Episode 1 of the Film Foil podcast, hosted by Brandon and Tyler.

Modern ZURICH skyline art print in gold by 44spaces

Modern YOKOHAMA Skyline Art Print in Gold by 44spaces