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The Movie Café: 23/09/2010

23/09/2010

BBC Radio Scotland - The Movie Café, 23/09/2010

Janice Forsyth reviews Eat Pray Love and World's Greatest Dad.

Janice Forsyth reviews Julia Roberts' latest film, Eat Pray Love, and asks whether World's Greatest Dad is a return to form for Robin Williams.

Janice Forsyth with the unmissable weekly film programme.

Janice reviews reviews EAT PRAY LOVE - Glee creator Ryan Murphy's adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's bestselling books, starring Julia Roberts as a disillusioned 40-something who takes off on a round-the-world journey to find herself... And she also looks at WORLD'S GREATEST DAD - the latest Robin Williams film which some critics have said is a return to fine form. 

Simon Bateson talks us through the programme of this year's TAKE ONE ACTION film festival, which aims to engage and spark discussion about global issues - such as climate change, education, food shortages and environmental catastrophes. 

Controversial director Gaspar Noe talks to the Movie Cafe about his latest film ENTER THE VOID, a fully immersive film about a drug dealer and a stripper in contemporary Tokyo, which has been compared to Stanley Kubrick's 2001.

And we celebrate the re-release of FROM HERE TO ETERNITY, the 1953 war drama/romance set in Hawaii and starring Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift, Frank Sinatra and Deborah Kerr.

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