The Sunday Film Roast
Film Reviews, Discussions and news
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On air: Sundays 4.15 - 5pm
Future Radio's weekly show about all things cinematic. Directed by Simone Hayes, starring Ben Kippin, Toby Newton and Annie Hoang, reviewing the goings on in the world of film.
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Sunday Film Roast 10 10 10
40:10 minutes (16.1 MB)Simone and Toby present 45 minutes of film talk, including new cinema releases, the latest film news, and soundtracks. This week features special guest Chris Rodden, who programmes and introduces films screened at Cinema City and the Sainsbury's Centre for Visual Arts, tying in with the art exhibitions at the SCVA. The current exhibition, Surreal Friends, celebrates the artistic achievements, extraordinary lives and enduring friendship of three leading women surrealists who fled Europe in the 1940s and came together in Mexico City in 1943.
Erasing David- Director David Bond speaks with Simone about his new film
21:30 minutes (10.91 MB)Erasing David: a documentary about privacy, surveillance and the database state. Director and subject of the new documentary David Bond joins Simone on the phone to talk about the film and its screening at Cinema City on Thursday 29th April at 8:30pm. The screening will be followed by a live satellite Q&A session with David, Shami Chakrabarti, MP David Davis, Will Self, Phil Booth and Michael Nyman. For further information on the film visit www.erasingdavid.com
Simone speaks with Simon Sprackling about new horror film "The Reeds"- peril on the Broads!
17:57 minutes (9.04 MB)
Simone speaks with the producer of a brand new horror film "The Reeds" which is set on the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. The film has had a US release as part of the After Dark Horrorfest 4, and now we're waiting with baited(!) breath for a UK release.
Pixar aims high but stays grounded with its new film Up
Having led the way for so long in the field of advancing animation, Pixar have been lagging behind somewhat in the technical race. The new wave of 3D had already become an often seen feature of animations in particular as well as live action films like Journey to the Centre of The Earth 3D before Pixar announced that Up would require its viewers to don Eric Morcambe style glasses to watch it in cinemas. Though their Disney half did venture into the territory with Bolt, an early runner of the technique.
Persepolis: an awesome visual spectacular, with heart, soul and political oomppfff.
41:05 minutes (23.51 MB)As part of Refugee Week, Simone and Toby discussed "Persepolis"- an animated, Oscar-nominated, feature-length autobipgraphical film by Marjane Satrapi, an Iranian woman who was sent to Europe by her parents as a child, for fear her outspoken nature and strong political views would get her into trouble with the Iranian government. Cinema City screened it on Sunday 14th June also celebrating Refugee Week.
