Good day to you film fans. How are you? I hope this finds you well. Happy Easter. You find me on

Easter morning, getting myself ready to head back to London to Star Wars celebrations. I was there on

Friday hosting an Andor panel, which is quite relevant for today's episode. And today I'm heading

back there to host a panel on Visions,

which some of you might not be familiar with. Star Wars Visions is a collection of short

animation films that have been made by animation houses all over the world. The first season is

already up on Disney Plus and the second season is what I'm

talking about today. And they've genuinely got the most incredible artists involved in this.

And they're giving free reign to kind of pick out an element of the Star Wars Galaxy and write

a short film and make an animation around it. And I was really blown away and wasn't

really familiar with the first season until I was asked to do this. And then totally got immersed

in it and then I've just watched all the little films for the second season. And it's so brilliant.

And it goes back to what Gamal Del Toro was saying when he picked up the

BAFTA and the Oscar for Pinocchio is that animation is not just a kids thing.

It's a really brilliant way I've been able to tell stories in such a gorgeous and unique way.

So if you aren't familiar with visions yet, it's all up on Disney Plus and I'd highly recommend

it, not just for the great storytelling,

but also just the variety of animation and how different countries veer and steer towards

specific types of animation.

So yeah, go and dive in and enjoy.

So here we are then, another episode of soundtracking, and our latest our latest guest well he's an actor and director

and he goes by the name of Diego Luna Diego is of course the star of Andor which you can watch

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