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The Arts Hour: Society of The Snow director J A Bayona

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Society of The Snow

13/01/2024 GMT

Society of The Snow director J A Bayona

BBC World Service - The Arts Hour, Society of The Snow director J A Bayona

Nikki is joined by Spanish director J A Bayona and Indian comedian Urooj Ashfaq

Nikki is joined in the studio by Spanish director J A Bayona,  Indian comedy star Urooj Ashfaq and cultural critic Rich Cline.

Nikki Bedi speaks with the Spanish director J A Bayona whose film Society of The Snow tells the real-life story of the survivors of the 1972 Uruguayan plane crash and what they had to do to stay alive.

Oscar winning actor George Clooney with his director’s hat on, talks about his film  The Boys in the Boat.

Fellow Oscar winner Emma Stone and her co-star Willem Dafoe on the utterly outstanding, original and brilliantly bonkers film Poor Things. 

Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on her first book for children 
 
And Nikki’s also joined in the studio by award-winning Indian comedy star, Urooj Ashfaq and cultural critic Rich Cline

Presenter: Nikki Bedi
Producer: Oliver Jones

(Photo: Society of the Snow Production Still Image. Credit: Netflix)

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