Big Business, Art and the Middle East, Nebraska
Presented by Samira Ahmed. With a debate asking 'has big business become a dirty word?', discussing art and the Middle East and a review of Alexander Payne's new film Nebraska.
Acclaimed children's author Meg Rosoff joins Samira Ahmed to discuss one of the most eagerly awaited films of the year - Alexander Payne's Nebraska. It's a new twist on the American road movie which focuses on the relationship between a son and his elderly father and features a performance by Bruce Dern that won him the best actor's prize at Cannes this year.
Samira will also be discussing art and the Middle East with the British Museum's Venetia Porter, the critic Godfrey Barker, and Saudi Arabia's best known artist, Abdulnasser Gharem.
And has "business become a dirty word?" Stefan Stern of the Cass Business School and Linda Yueh, the Chief Business correspondent for Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ News, look at whether business has separated itself from society and lost the confidence of its customers.
Producer: Zahid Warley.
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Nebraska
Meg Rosoff joins Samira Ahmed to discuss Alexander Payne's film, Nebraska
Duration: 08:22
Art & the Middle East
Discussing art & the Middle East with Venetia Porter, Godfrey Barker & Abdulnasser Gharem
Duration: 19:31
Big Business
Stefan Stern and Linda Yueh look at whether business has separated itself from society
Duration: 16:49
Nebraska
Β is released in UK cinemas on 6th December, certificate 15.Art and the Middle East
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Abdulnasser Gharem, Flora and Fauna, 2007.
Image: courtesy the artist and Edge of Arabia.
Pearls
The exhibitionΒ Β is on display at the V&A Museum in London until 19th January.Credits
Role Contributor Presenter Samira Ahmed Producer Zahid Warley Interviewed Guest Meg Rosoff Interviewed Guest Venetia Porter Interviewed Guest Godfrey Barker Interviewed Guest Abdulnasser Gharem Interviewed Guest Stefan Stern Interviewed Guest Linda Yueh Broadcast
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