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Money Matters helping women to feel good investing. There were three ordinary women

on what seemed like a simple mission to find a film they liked. One where women got something to do

and not just look pretty or be murdered, which to be totally honest has complicated matters

a bit. Welcome to Flicking. Yes, it sounds a bit rude. That's the joke.

Hello and welcome to this episode of Flicking. I am Hannah. I am joined by

Azepha, our film expert, Yosra Osman. Hello, Yosra. Hello, hi. And my colleague of choice,

it's not of choice, it's my colleague of Rosa. Thanks. Well, I mean, I would have chose you,

Jen, because you're the person who picked the film, so it made most sense. My colleague of Rosa,

Jen Ufford, has picked the film, so you tell us a bit more about what we watched this time.

This month we watched 2019's County Lines, which I first saw at the London Film Festival in 2019

and I was blown away by it. So it was written and directed by Henry Blake, starring Conrad Khan as

Tyler, a 14-year-old from a poor family currently attending a People Referral Unit, which for the

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