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The Janice Forsyth Show: Film day with a review of new Woody Allen film Cafe Society, plus director and actor Noel Clarke discusses new film Brotherhood

01/09/2016

Film day with a review of new Woody Allen film Cafe Society, plus director and actor Noel Clarke discusses new film Brotherhood

BBC Radio Scotland - The Janice Forsyth Show, Film day with a review of new Woody Allen film Cafe Society, plus director and actor Noel Clarke discusses new film Brotherhood

Janice Forsyth has a review of the new Woody Allen film, Cafe Society.

Janice Forsyth has a review of Woody Allen's Cafe Society, plus she hears from The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon, and director and actor Noel Clarke discusses new film Brotherhood.

It's film review day here on The Janice Forsyth Show: we'll discuss 'Café Society' - a bitter-sweet romance from the legendary, and prolific, writer and director Woody Allen!

Regular Critics, Eddie Harrison & Alistair Harkness will share their thoughts on the film and on Sausage Party: a raunchy animated comedy about foodstuffs facing their use-by date, starring Seth Rogen as a frankfurter who finds out that food gets eaten!! 

They will also review Brotherhood - the much anticipated, third instalment of writer/director/actor Noel Clarke's urban drama series; Noel will also discuss the film.

Later in the show Janice will be talking to Luke Scott (son of Ridley) the director of 'Morgan' and, as The Divine Comedy return from a six-year break, Neil Hannon discusses their 11th album Foreverland.

All that and much more on The Janice Forsyth Show, from two o'clock on Thursday, here on BBC Radio Scotland

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