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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2010 · 27 MIN

26/11/2010

from The Film Programme · host BBC Radio 4

Oscar winning British producer Graham King discusses his adventures in Hollywood and his working relationship with Martin Scorsese.The writer of Of Gods And Men discusses the real-life drama behind his film about the conflict between North African monks and Islamist terroristsNikki Bedi's tour of Britain's community cinemas continues at The Star And Shadow in Newcastle, which is staffed entirely by volunteersColin Shindler reveals what British critics thought of Elvis's 1960 effort G.I. Blues and why they wanted to return to sender.

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Oscar winning British producer Graham King discusses his adventures in Hollywood and his working relationship with Martin Scorsese.The writer of Of Gods And Men discusses the real-life drama behind his film about the conflict between North African monks and Islamist terroristsNikki Bedi's tour of Britain's community cinemas continues at The Star And Shadow in Newcastle, which is staffed entirely by volunteersColin Shindler reveals what British critics thought of Elvis's 1960 effort G.I. Blues and why they wanted to return to sender.

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