Welcome to rated or dated.

It's another two-hander this week and one of those hands is mine.

And I'm waving it.

Hello, it's Mickey Noonan.

I am joined by that there, fill in the gaps. Miss Hannah Dunleavy.

Miss Hannah Dunleavy. Well done. How tight is your corset today? Two lots of corsets in a row.

Very, very different corsets. Very different corsets. If people didn't listen to last week, yeah,

we were watching Rocky Horror.

Yeah. There's always a link. We're very clever. We always try to segue. We absolutely do not.

Please don't ask us about it. Hannah, what film that we watched this week, although set in the year 1900, contains the description of Bournemouth. Still accurate this very day.

This time we watched Peter Weir's first film

and possibly Australia's best film.

More on that later.

Picnic at Hanging Rock released this week in 1975.

Now it's going to be hard for me to keep listeners in suspense for the next 20

minutes or so given I've talked a lot about what a great film I think this is. In fact, I've been

kind of obsessed by it since I first watched it when I was about eight. It's interesting.

By myself, I might add.

I assumed I watched it with my parents,

but I a couple of years ago discovered that neither of them had seen it,

so presumably I watched it by myself.

I absolutely love it,

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