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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2011 · 28 MIN

14/10/2011

from The Film Programme · host BBC Radio 4

Presenter Francine Stock talks to Tilda Swinton about her role as the mother spurned in the film adaptation of We Need To Talk About Kevin, directed by Lynne Ramsay. What happens when a group of Swedish journalists comes face to face with the Black Power movement? Director Göran Olsson explains all. Julia Leigh discusses her erotically charged debut Sleeping Beauty. 2011 is fast becoming a record-breaking year for British cinema but we reveal why this week is not a good week to be releasing your much slaved-over masterpiece. Producer: Craig Smith.

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Presenter Francine Stock talks to Tilda Swinton about her role as the mother spurned in the film adaptation of We Need To Talk About Kevin, directed by Lynne Ramsay. What happens when a group of Swedish journalists comes face to face with the Black Power movement? Director Göran Olsson explains all. Julia Leigh discusses her erotically charged debut Sleeping Beauty. 2011 is fast becoming a record-breaking year for British cinema but we reveal why this week is not a good week to be releasing your much slaved-over masterpiece. Producer: Craig Smith.

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