Episode 327: Antonia Campbell-Hughes & Tom Furse On The Music Of It Is In Us All

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Edith Bowman

Music, Tv & Film, Arts

4.6 • 786 Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

We're discussing the music of a little gem of an Indie film today called It Is In Us All in the company of its director Antonia Campbell-Hughes and composer Tom Furse of The Horrors fame.

Set in Donegal, It Is In Us All tells the story of Hamish, a Londoner who returns to his ancestral home of Donegal, and is drawn into the world of a boy who nearly kills him in a car crash. You can watch it right now on Curzon home cinema.

Special thanks to Tom, who went to great and inconvenient lengths to provide us with cues from his score. Big ups!

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