Good afternoon, folks. I say good afternoon because I'm recording this on Thursday afternoon

ahead of releasing this into your ears. Welcome along to a bonus episode, bonus time again,

here on soundtracking. I hope we've had a great week. Whether you've had the chance to get

along to the cinema, there feels like there's a real kind of intent of people wanting to get to the cinema

because there's so much great stuff around to go and check out whether that be things like

Hamnet.

I know that one battle after another is going back into cinemas.

You might have seen Pilling, which is definitely worth seeing.

Is this thing on the new Bradley Cooper films coming up?

History of Sound.

And also the film that we're about to talk about today.

The film is called H is for Hawk.

And it stars the wonderful Claire Foy,

who joins us to discuss her starring role in the film.

I just wanted to point out,

I don't know if you can hear the beautiful tones of a piano being played in the background.

That's because I'm recording this at home.

My husband is downstairs writing in his, I say studio, it's just a room in our house.

So sometimes we have to target him when

things are going on. And he's in the middle of something so I can't tell him to, shh, because that

would be rude. Anyway, let's get back to Claire Foy. So H is for Hawk is based on Helen

McDonald's incredibly moving memoir. And it tells the story of how they cope with

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