15/02/2010
Arts news and reviews with Mark Lawson. Including the verdict on film The Lovely Bones, directed by Peter Jackson.
Mark Lawson delivers the verdict on film The Lovely Bones, directed by Peter Jackson.
David Hare discusses his new radio drama Murder in Samarkand, in which David Tennant plays Craig Murray, former ambassador to Uzbekistan.
Andrew O'Hagan reviews a new exhibition of portraits by photographer Irving Penn, who died in 2009.
With the announcement of the death of the former champion jockey and author Dick Francis, Mark revisits one of the last interviews he gave.
Playwright and screenwriter Neil LaBute discusses his new short film, How Far Would You Go to Save Someone You Love?
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THE LOVELY BONES
Review of the film The Lovely Bones, directed by Peter Jackson and adapted from the novel by Alice Sebold.
Duration: 05:10
MURDER IN SAMARKAND
David Hare discusses his new radio drama Murder in Samarkand, in which David Tennant plays the former ambassador to Uzbekistan.
Duration: 07:40
IRVING PENN PORTRAITS
Andrew O'Hagan reviews an exhibition of portraits by pioneering celebrity photographer Irving Penn, who died in 2009.
Duration: 04:46
NEIL LABUTE - HEAVY RAIN
Playwright and screenwriter Neil LaBute discusses his new short film, How Far Would You Go to Save Someone You Love?
Duration: 05:48
DICK FRANCIS
As the death of the former champion jockey and author Dick Francis is announced, Mark revisits one of the last interviews he gave.
Duration: 04:39
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