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The Strand is a daily 18 minute programme highlighting the best of what's going in the arts. Wide-ranging and with eclectic interests, The Strand reflects the artistic response to the BBC's news agenda. Presented by Harriett Gilbert and friends, it features discussions, reviews, big-name interviews and location reports as well as live studio performances and Hollywood, Bollywood gossip.

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The Strand Archive: Rust and Bone

Rust and Bone

29/10/2012

BBC World Service - The Strand Archive, Rust and Bone

"I would die to work with Jacques Audiard" Marion Cotillard on Rust and Bone's director.

"I would die to work with Jacques Audiard" Marion Cotillard on working with the director of her latest film.

We talk to Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard about her new film. She plays a fiercely-independent woman working with captive killer whales who suffers a horrible accident.

As the first new steel mill opens in Ukraine in 40 years, we visit the factory which features cutting-edge art. We speak to artist Olafur Eliasson and to the owner of the steel mill, one of the country's best known art-patrons, Viktor Pinchuk. 

And Indian author and artist Amruta Pàtil tells us about her latest graphic novel, Adi Parva: Churning of the Ocean, the start of an ambitious trilogy based on the great Indian mythological epic The Mahabharata.

Image: Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts in the film ‘Rust & Bone’ Credit: Cameo Productions

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