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Hello folks, welcome along to soundtrack and with me, Edith Bowman.

Thank you so much for joining me on another adventure

into the wonderful creative mind of an individual or a pair

or a tree of people talking about their relationship with film and music

and maybe around a particular project.

We've had a really nice flurry of messages from you guys to be included in our 500th episode

that is coming up if you want to take a part in that.

I'm just looking for either an email or a voice note or a little video of you telling us your favourite episode, your favorite

guest, your favorite soundtrack and you will be one of our guests on the 500th episode. So if you

can send those into info at edith bowman.com, that would be wonderful. But let's go on to today's

episode because we have such a treat for you on this episode of soundtrack.

And as we bring you the conversation I had with writer, director and star of a real pain, Jesse Eisenberg.

Jesse joined us at Borough Yards Everyman in the latest of our soundtrack in Every Man at Film Clubs.

Also featuring a brilliant turn by Kearine Culkin.

A Real Pain tells the story of two cousins played by Jesse and Kearin, who visit Poland to

honour their family's history, but they're forced to address, well, a number of personal

and relationship issues.

Frederick Chopin's music is prominent throughout the film for reasons Jesse will explain.

So we'll begin with a piece used, Nocturn No. 2 in E-flat major. I'm I'm I'm

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