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The Janice Forsyth Show: It's film day: Wind River, Insyriated and the theatrical reissue of Luis Bunuel's classic, Belle De Jour

07/09/2017

It's film day: Wind River, Insyriated and the theatrical reissue of Luis Bunuel's classic, Belle De Jour

BBC Radio Scotland - The Janice Forsyth Show, It's film day: Wind River, Insyriated and the theatrical reissue of Luis Bunuel's classic, Belle De Jour

Director Philippe Van Leeuw discusses Insyriated.

Janice Forsyth tunes into arts, culture and music across Scotland. Director Philippe Van Leeuw discusses Insyriated, a tense drama set in a besieged Damascus apartment block.

It's film review day here on the Janice Forsyth Show. Director Philippe Van Leeuw discusses INSYRIATED - a gripping drama about ordinary people in wartime Syria.

Regular critics Siobhan Synnot & Stephen Carty will share their thoughts on it, and on this week's other big cinema releases including the new theatrical reissue of Luis Bunuel's BELLE DE JOUR - a complex classic about sexual inhibition, liberation, and obsession.

They will also review Wind River, the upcoming action thriller from Sicario and Hell or High Water writer Taylor Sheridan. Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner star. 

Later in the show, all you need to know about this year's Take One Action Film Festival (the UK's leading global change film festival), and author Sarah Ward - writer of the DC Childs crime series, set in the Derbyshire Peak District - will be talking about her latest book, A Patient Fury. 

All that and much more, from two o'clock on Thursday, 

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