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Jessica Jones reviewed by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw, Alex Clark looks at the nominees for the Women's Prize for Fiction, The Cherry Orchard and redressing the gender balance in music. Show more
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Inside Science presenter Adam Rutherford joins Francine Stock to assess the latest instalment in the Star Wars saga. Show more
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Francine Stock talks to director Denis Villeneuve about Blade Runner 2049, his sequel to the much-loved science fiction classic Blade Runner. Show more
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Francine Stock talks to director Kevin Macdonald about his Whitney Houston documentary. Show more
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Antonia Quirke talks to Lambert Wilson, the star of a new biopic of Jacques Cousteau, The Odyssey, and finds out how Cousteau revolutionised cinema technology. Show more
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As superheroes, including Wonder Woman, take over the box office, we ask why we keep turning to comics for our heroes. With Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons. Show more
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Francine Stock with the latest cinema releases, DVDs and films on TV. Award-winning filmmaker Clio Barnard discusses her drama Dark River. Plus Neil Brand on Cinema Paradiso. Show more
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Julie Delpy explains why she thinks there are so few female directors in film and Florence Pugh discusses the parts she has been offered since her breakthrough in Lady Macbeth. Show more
