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TUESDAY 21 OCTOBER
Presented by John Wilson
INTOLERABLE CRUELTY
The Coen Bros latest film is a romantic comedy which stars George Clooney as a hotshot divorce attorney who falls for the golddigging Catherine Zeta-Jones. Leslie Felperin, film critic for Variety reviews.
Intolerable Cruelty, Cert 12a in cinemas nationwide from this Friday 24 Oct 2003
Official website:
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SECRET POLICEMAN
A documentary on the reporter whose cover was blown while working as an undercover policeman rooting out racism. Exec.producer Simon Ford and ex-detective chief inspector Jackie Malton join John Wilson to discuss the tactics of undercover reporting.
The Secret Policeman is on 91热爆1 at 9pm tonight.
Listen to the discussion
LOST ART!
David Barrie in the Hayward Gallery on what isn't included in the Saved! Exhibition.
Saved! opens next Thursday at the Hayward Gallery, London and runs until 18 Jan 2004.
Related website:
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LIZ LOCHHEAD
John speaks to Liz Lochhead about her re-writing of her own work Blood and Ice full of creation, death, love and loss - her trademark subjects.
Blood and Ice, at the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh, from this Saturday until Nov the 15th 2003
Related website:
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FILM AWARDS
A ban on producers sending out pre-Oscar DVDs or video copies of their films to voting members of the American Academy, has led to fears that fewer independent and foreign films will be seen by Academy members, leaving the way for big studios to collect more Oscars.
Film producer, Duncan Kenworthy whose credits include Four Weddings and a Funeral and the forthcoming, Love Actually, explains how a similar problem could affect voting members of the British Academy which awards the BAFTAS.
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