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that s all from sportsday. we ll have more for you in the next hour. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in may. this weekend, it s the baftas, at which the oscar best picture contender sound of metal is up for a number of awards including best actor for riz ahmed. your hearing is deteriorating rapidly. it will come back. untilthen, wejust keep going, 0k? ahmed plays ruben stone, a drummer working in a noise metal two piece with olivia cooke s singer guitarist, whose life is turned upside down when his hearing suddenly fails. terrified, ruben attends a rural retreat run by paul raci sjoe where the possibility of a new life seems to be offered. but will ruben s desperation to regain his hearing thwart his future growth? a labour of love from director and co writer darius marder, sound of metal has its roots in derek cianfrance s unfinished ....
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over cornelius likes it needs to look over his cornelius likes it needs to look over his shoulder. but congratulations to rachel blackmore, it s actually brilliant 44 years after it s actually brilliant 44 years after the it s actually brilliant 44 years after the first woman competed in the grand after the first woman competed in the grand national, a grand shame there the grand national, a grand shame there weren t people to cheer her on. there weren t people to cheer her on a there weren t people to cheer her on. . there weren t people to cheer her on, ., , ., on. a great shame, we might even get niel on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in cricket on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in cricket at on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in cricket at this - nigel interested in cricke ....
what the film is about. i mean, hats off to fiennes for not only getting his head around the complexities of ballet, but also russian. when the characters are in russia, they speak russian, they do not do that thing about speaking english in sort of cod russian accents. and although it is a fairly well known story, watching the film, you realise how much you didn t know about it. and i do think it was a really smart decision to get somebody who can convince you as a dancer. you watch the ballet sequences and they are every bit as much part of the narrative of why his character does what his character does, as all the dialogue and all the rest of it. i thought it was really interesting, and i am somebody who knows nothing about ballet. i doubt that s true. the next is from jordan peel, who did get out. which i absolutely loved, that was stunning. get out was great. the thing with get out was it was very much in the style of ira levin who wrote stepford wives, it was a fi ....
much for being here and i hope you have taken advantage of all of the perks available to you and those who are not book fair members as yet i know you are considering becoming members so thank you very much. acknowledges miami-dade college, the convener of this outstanding book fair and many thanks to our students, faculty and staff are giving up their time to make sure this book fair is the caliber that it is today and has been for the past three decades so thank you to miami-dade college. [applause] let s get right on with the show. i would like to bring on mister eldridge birmingham for questions, he is the chief science officer, thank you. [applause] good afternoon, everyone. it is a great pleasure. i have lived in miami several years, this is my second presentation. the first was with richard dawkins and i m equally fortunate to introduce james glieck who is one of the great science or historians of science ever. i thought what i would do was read a brief state ....