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, Abit. Welcome

to Flicking. Yes it sounds a bit rude. That's the joke. Hello and welcome to

November's Flicking. How is it November? Let's start with that question with

Yosra Ozzman. I really don't know. To me it should just be June. It should be summer.

I'm not liking these darker days. No. I mean in fairness, Yosra, to me it should be

1998. I'm very confused by the passage of time. That's Mickey Noon. Hello. Now we are

here to discuss as ever. One of our favourite films. Sometimes it's a film

that all of us have seen already but this time it was a film that Yosra picked

and neither Mick or I had seen. No. So bringing new experiences to old

dogs. Where should you bring your new dogs to old dogs earlier? So I'll forgive

her that way. Yosra, what did you pick this month and why do you love it? Right I

would never call either of you to old dogs. It is my pick this month and it's

actually a really interesting choice for me because I chose 1961's cinematic

musical West Side Story which growing up was easily one of my favourite films

of all time. I absolutely love the musical and West Side Story is quite the

musical. It's adapted from the 1957 Broadway show with music by Leonard Burns,

Dean lyrics by Stephen Sonheim and it's directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins.

West Side Story is the Romeo and Julietesque tragic love story set in 1950's New York

where two lovers from rival gangs are gang of white youths the jets versus a gang of

Puerto Rican youths the sharks fall in love amidst tension drama and wonderful

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