02/09/2011

Kermode and Mayo's Film Review

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.7 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2011

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Jim Broadbent talks to Mark and Simon from the Shetland Screenplay Festival where he's the guest of honour. He discusses some of his best known films including Longford and his upcoming project Cloud Atlas. The poet Simon Armitage talks to Simon and Mark about the Shetland Wordplay Festival. Simon and Mark review the week's big movie releases including Kill List, Fright Night, The Art of Getting By, 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy, Self Made and Attenberg.

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0:00.0	Thanks for taking the time to download this BBC Radio 5 Live podcast.
0:06.6	Kermode and Mayo's film review.
0:08.9	To find other programs you might be interested in, click bbc.co.uk-5live, where you'll
0:15.0	also find our terms of use.
0:17.5	Hello and welcome to another Whittetame podcast and thank you for still being there because
0:23.0	we've been off for a while Mark and I had a nice little holiday together in Skegnes.
0:27.5	Do you think people actually believe that we go on holiday together and that we live
0:35.6	together?
0:36.6	Yes.
0:37.6	Like more common wise.
0:38.6	Yes.
0:39.6	What exactly are you?
0:40.6	I'm more like the chuckle brothers.
0:43.6	You said it not me.
0:46.0	Now what?
0:47.0	So you're in Shetland?
0:48.0	Yes.
0:49.0	It's the Shetland Screenplay Festival.
0:50.0	I hope you're right.
0:51.0	The Shetland Screenplay Festival.
0:52.0	This is the fifth year of it and on the show today, special guests, Jim Broadbent, who
0:56.7	is appearing at the Shetland Screenplay Festival tomorrow to introduce some of his films.
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