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The Janice Forsyth Show: Film review day: Omid Djalili discusses a new documentary and Janice hears from Wet Wet Wet

Film review day: Omid Djalili discusses a new documentary and Janice hears from Wet Wet Wet

21/05/2015

BBC Radio Scotland - The Janice Forsyth Show, Film review day: Omid Djalili discusses a new documentary and Janice hears from Wet Wet Wet

Marti Pellow and Wet Wet Wet discuss their plans for a new tour in 2016.

Marti Pellow and Wet Wet Wet discuss their plans for a tour in 2016, plus Janice Forsyth talks to comedian and actor Omid Djalili about his Iraq protest documentary We Are Many.

Janice will be hearing from Award-winning Actor/Comedian/Executive Producer Omid Djalili ('Pirates of the Caribbean', 'Gladiator', 'Notting Hill') who will be discussing 'We Are Many' - The Untold Story Of The Biggest Protest In Human History!

Regular Critics, Paul Gallagher and Nathanael Smith will share their thoughts on the film, on The first 'Iranian Vampire Western' ever made; Ana Lily Amirpour's critically acclaimed A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, and, on the hotly anticipated new Disney film 'TOMORROWLAND: A WORLD BEYOND,' starring George Clooney. Executive Producer and co - writer, Jeff Jensen will also be on hand to tell us all about it. 

Later in the show we'll hear from Wet Wet Wet - Marti Pellow and the gang will play Glasgow's SSE Hydro on March 12, 2016, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of No.1 album Picture This - they'll tell us all about it!

Pasquale Iannone will review classic American comedy Paper Moon which is coming out on Blu- ray and later, John MacLean formerly of The Beta Band, discusses his directorial debut, Slow West 

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