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Imelda Staunton: finding her feet
Imelda Staunton is one of the most celebrated English actresses, and her role in Mike Leigh's Vera Drake won a Bafta and an Oscar nomination. Her latest starring role is in Finding Your Feet with… Video, Audio, Gallery
Allergies in movies
A new Sony kids movie, based on the popular book Peter Rabbit, is being boycotted by some parents around the world over a scene which they say shows bullying of someone with allergies. Audio
Stephen Humphrey Bogart on his dad and Casablanca
Stephen Humphrey Bogart wasn't even born when his father, Humphrey Bogart, made Casablanca 75 years ago. He talks to Jesse Mulligan about the 75th anniversary of Casablanca and his father's legacy.
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Film Review with Richard Swainson
Richard reviews Call Me By Your Name and Downsizing Audio
Hweiling Ow: Scaring Kiwis Silly
Film producer Hweiling Ow is one of New Zealand's leading horror movie makers, but as for watching scary stuff herself, it terrifies her! She has likened her work to a combination of the TV shows… Audio
Quentin Tarantino latest in Hollywood fall from grace
Famed director Quentin Tarantino is the latest in Hollywood to fall from grace. After being accused by Uma Thurman of negligence on the set of Kill Bill, audio of a 2003 interview with Howard Stern… Audio
Preview - Film Society
Dan Slevin previews the 2018 programmes from New Zealand's two largest film societies. Audio
Review - Molly's Game
Jessica Chastain stars as the "Poker Princess" Molly Bloom in Aaron Sorkin's directorial debut, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio
Review - Broken
Dan Slevin reviews the faith-based gang drama, shot in picturesque East Coast locations and featuring lots of local talent. Audio
Review - Phantom Thread
Daniel Day-Lewis's final screen performance in PT Anderson's 50s fashion drama, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio
At the Movies
Dan Slevin is filling in for Simon Morris and this week he reviews Phantom Thread, Broken and Molly's Game and previews the 2018 Wellington and Auckland film society programmes. Video, Audio
Uma Thurman speaks out on Weinstein abuse
In 2017 actress Uma Thurman was asked on the red carpet if she had any comment to make about the Harvey Weinstein accusations. She has now written a New York Times article levelling accusations of her… Audio
Craig Renaud: US documentary maker
Brent and Craig Renaud are brothers and US documentary makers and journalists living in New York. They've spent the past decade covering humanistic stories from Iraq, Afghanistan, Haiti, Egypt, Libya… Audio
Broken: a story of forgiveness
Broken is a modern retelling of the true NZ story of 'Tarore and her Book' made popular by Joy Cowley and inspired by true events. Broken is set in Gisborne, shot on the East Coast, by debut director… Audio
Kristoff from Frozen answers Kiwi kids' questions
Jonathan Groff - who parents of younger children will know as Kristoff from Frozen - is in Christchurch teaching young musical thespians. He sat down with Zoe George to answer kids' questions. Video, Audio
Film Review: Richard Swainson
Richard reviews Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Last Jedi and I, Tonya Audio
Review Downsizing
Alexander Payne's big budget follow-up to Nebraska and The Descendants, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio
Review - Mubi
If Netflix or Neon doesn't have enough festival or arthouse films for you, Mubi.com might be the answer, according to Dan Slevin. Audio