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The Arts Hour: Actor Saoirse Ronan on the joy of period dramas

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Actor Saoirse Ronan on the joy of period dramas

17/09/2022 GMT

BBC World Service - The Arts Hour, Actor Saoirse Ronan on the joy of period dramas

Nikki Bedi is joined by director Eddie Sternberg and critic Larushka Ivan Zadeh

Nikki Bedi is joined in the studio by director Eddie Sternberg, whose feature film debut “I Used To be Famous” has just been released, and critic Larushka Ivan Zadeh

Nikki Bedi is joined by director Eddie Sternberg, whose feature film debut “I Used To be Famous” has just been released. It tells the story of a neurodivergent young drummer who teams up with a former boyband singer. 

Along with critic Larushka Ivan Zadeh, they hear from actor Saoirse Ronan about her new film See How They Run

Graphic novelist Nick Drnaso about the lonely world of comic books

British Asian filmmaker Gurinder Chadha talking about diversity 

and George “Mad Max” Miller on his newest film Three Thousand Years Of Longing.

Photo: Saoirse Ronan. Credit: Dave Benett/Getty Images)

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