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The Arts Hour: Maysoon Pachachi director of Our River…Our Sky

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28/10/2023 GMT

Maysoon Pachachi director of Our River…Our Sky

BBC World Service - The Arts Hour, Maysoon Pachachi director of Our River…Our Sky

Nikki Bedi is joined by Iraqi film director Maysoon Pachachi and critic Hanna Flint

Nikki Bedi is joined in the studio by Iraqi film director Maysoon Pachachi and critic Hanna Flint.

Nikki Bedi is joined in the studio by Maysoon Pachachi Iraqi-born film director of Our Rive…Our Sky and they discuss the violence in Martin Scorsese’s latest film Killers of the Flower Moon. Plus, Hollywood actor Laura Linney on The Miracle Club, and Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic reflects on her five decades of performance art. 

Also, Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli on his film Sick of Myself, and one of the most important and influential women in Hollywood, NBCUniversal Studio Group’s Donna Langley.

Nikki is also joined by critic Hanna Flint. 

Presenter: Nikki Bedi 
Producer: Oliver Jones

(Photo: (L to R) Darina Al Joundi as Sara, Ali El Kareem as Boatman and Zainab Joda as Reema in film Our River... Our Sky. Credit: Oxymoron Films LTD)

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