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

It's lovely to have you with us.

Appreciate you choosing to join us for another episode to we dive into discussion about film, TV, music, either all of the above or one or two or a number of the above.

And this week is a really interesting one because it's three for the price of one

as I'm joined by writer-director,

Philip Barantini and composers, Aaron May

and David Ridley to discuss their collaboration

of Phil's BBC spin-off of the film Boiling Point.

It features many of the original cast

and the episodic format gives Phil and his

co-writers the opportunity to kind of flesh out the characters as you can see by checking out

the whole season on the BBC I player right now. This started I think shown a couple of weeks ago

and what's really nice about it is it's doing

that thing where it's shown on a Sunday night on the BBC and it's also available on IPlayer.

So you have that option of doing that kind of weekly thing with it or you can dive on to

eye player and binge it. But I just wanted to give it a couple of weeks because we go into a fair

bit of detail about characters and the storyline

and where it goes and so I didn't want to spoil anything for anybody. So if you like the film,

brilliant. And then if you haven't seen the TV show yet, then please do go and check it out.

And on the other side of that, if you've just found this through the TV show,

go and watch the film because it's absolutely extraordinary. From where the TV show starts,

it's the kind of the film is the prequel to it really. But Boyland Point and the TV show is

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