Hi folks, welcome along to another episode of soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman, my weekly

deep dive into the world of film and music. It was really lovely to get so much response

from you over the last couple of weeks and we've got to see a massive congratulations to Charlotte

Wells and all her team behind After Sun for their sweep of awards at the Biffas last week.

Huge congratulations and so deserved.

If you haven't seen the film yet, please do go and seek it out.

It's called After Sun and then listen back to Charlotte's episode.

Her first feature film, it's such an achievement.

So, so happy for her.

Also, Joachim Trier, picked up international film for Worst Person in the World, another one of our favourites and another one of our brilliant guests we've had on the show. So do go and

dive into both those episodes that you can find at edith bowman.com.

Now it's always lovely talking to actors on soundtrack and to get their perspective on music

and we've got one of those for you today in the shape of violent night star David Harbour.

More on that in just a second but before we get to David,

something very exciting to share with you

from our good friends at Vue

now over the past few weeks on soundtrack

and we've been talking about some great films

that are out at the cinema

Bones and all after Sun as I just mentioned

Black Panther Wacanda Forever

just a couple of the examples

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