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01/11/2011

African literary star Binyavanga Wainaina on tribalism, language and flunking school

• 18 mins

02/11/2011

Martin Vogl reports from Mali on Africa's leading photography festival

• 18 mins

03/11/2011

We find out how Cuban plays reflect the every day life on the island.

• 18 mins

04/11/2011

The best of the world's arts, film, music and literature brought to you every day.

• 18 mins

07/11/2011

American band REM discuss splitting up

• 18 mins

08/11/2011

A review of Stephen King's latest novel 22.11.63 which deals with time travel

• 18 mins

09/11/2011

A look at the latest outing for one of the videogame industry's billion dollar franchises

• 18 mins

10/11/2011

We report from an exhibition where artists from around the world re-think lace.

• 18 mins

11/11/2011

Anna McNamee takes the cultural temperature of Copenhagen.

• 28 mins

14/11/2011

The new French film which has been seen by five million people in two weeks.

• 18 mins

15/11/2011

We find out what's making the headlines at this year's Kolkata Film Festival

• 18 mins

16/11/2011

We talk to Daniel Henshall, the lead actor in Australian film Snowtown.

• 18 mins

17/11/2011

We discuss the career of Hungarian writer P茅ter N谩das.

• 18 mins

18/11/2011

We look at an exhibition of the life's work of Sir Terence Conran.

• 18 mins

21/11/2011

Will Barbadian superstar Rihanna's new album Talk That Talk be the party album of the year

• 18 mins

22/11/2011

Angie Errigo reviews Michelle Williams' lead performance in My Week With Marilyn.

• 18 mins

23/11/2011

We review When A City Falls which documents life in Christchurch after the earthquake.

• 18 mins

24/11/2011

The Strand reflects on the changes in artistic freedoms in Egypt.

• 18 mins

25/11/2011

Catherine Ringer talks about recording her first album since the death of her husband.

• 18 mins

28/11/2011

Martin Scorsese's new film Hugo, the story of an orphan boy and an elderly toymaker

• 18 mins

29/11/2011

We review award-winning Argentine road movie, Las Acacias

• 18 mins

30/11/2011

On today's programme: We Have A Pope, Franciso Diaz Klassen and Dale Chihuly.

• 18 mins

01/12/2011

Meet Ecuadorian writer Miguel Antonio Ch谩vez, one of the rising literary names to watch

• 18 mins

02/12/2011

The Spanish born choreographer on his new breath-inspired show with Sydney Dance Company

• 18 mins

05/12/2011

A project spanning 200 years of Greek drama with a disturbingly contemporary resonance.

• 18 mins

06/12/2011

We review the new Amy Winehouse album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures.

• 18 mins

07/12/2011

We review two major biopics about iconic political women, The Iron Lady and The Lady.

• 18 mins

08/12/2011

We talk to documentary maker, Carol Morley on her latest release Dreams of a Life.

• 18 mins

09/12/2011

German artist Agnes Meyer-Brandis with a poetic experiment on weightlessness.

• 18 mins

12/12/2011

Jarvis Cocker, one of popular music's most honest songwriters talks to Sarfraz Manzoor.

• 18 mins