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Welcome back to another episode of Flicking.

It's our very special film podcast.

I don't know if I need to keep telling you that you've

listened to a few now as you know because cinemas are a thing of well

currently a thing of the past but hopefully a thing of the future as well.

We are taking it in turns to watch each other's favorite films and have a little chat about that.

And this week I'm delighted to tell you that it's

Hannah Dunleavy's turn and she is picked do you want to tell us what you've

picked Anna I picked the station agent I could have picked one of probably three

films for this I don't understand when people say they have a favorite something because mine always change.

But the other two films that I would say are buying for my spot of favorite film, I've actually talked about quite a lot on this

podcast already. I love Conair as well you know because it's what all action

films want to be, genuinely funny. I'm also got a lot of love for Brokeback Mountain because it's beautiful and it's sad and they are the best qualities in any film.

And you love Cowboys. And I love Cowboys. I do love Westerns. But the film I totally love and haven't talked

about the station agent and as you say I love Westerns but I think my other favorite

genre is indie black comedies and the early part of the 21st century is really liberally scattered with

absolute gems which I think the station agent is the absolute best one of them and

actually oddly it's kind of a Western if you look at it in the way

it's about a stranger who wanders into town and completely affects the dynamic of that

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