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28 minutes
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Francine Stock presents a full round-up of 2014's Bafta winners, with critics Robbie Collin and Catherine Bray. Plus Spike Jonze on Her and producer Grant Hezlov on Monuments Men. Show more
28 minutes
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Robbie Collin talks to Johnny Depp about The Lone Ranger and his twist on Tonto, and to writer Armando Iannucci about Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. Plus a Satyajit Ray retrospective. Show more
28 minutes
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Robbie Collin talks to Notting Hill director Roger Michell about film festivals and who really benefits. Plus Marina Warner on 1920s revolutionary animator Lotte Reiniger. Show more
28 minutes
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Robbie Collin talks to the director Nicolas Winding Refn about Only God Forgives, a film that has split critics, and to Bridesmaids director Paul Feig about cop comedy The Heat. Show more
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What does the size of an action star's biceps say about cinema and society at large? Show more
30 minutes
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Jimmy's Hall reviewed; three fictional US TV characters take on the British Royal family; Liel Leibovitz on Leonard Cohen; Geoff Dyer on writing aboard a US naval vessel. Show more
30 minutes
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Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh, playwright Rachel De-lahay and a review of Japanese animation film The Wind Rises. Show more
28 minutes
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Francine Stock on the hits and misses of the Cannes Film Festival, plus British director Clio Barnard on The Selfish Giant, and Stephen Frears on Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight. Show more
