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Destiny, Pride, The Leftovers, Ali Smith, Horst

Tom Sutcliffe and guests discuss the most expensive video game ever, a film about gay groups supporting miners during the '84 strike, life after the Rapture and more.

Destiny: the most expensive video game ever produced has just been released - a perfect excuse for us to explore the rich and diverse world of gaming.

Pride is a lighthearted film about lesbian and gay groups from London who supported miners during the 84 miners' strike - leading to an unexpectedly harmonious and fruitful relationship.

What would America be like after a Rapture-like event when 2% of the population will be taken into heaven and the rest are left behind? The Leftovers is a TV series that considers a post-rapture-like USA.

Ali Smith's new novel is called How To Be Both - 2 complimentary self-contained stories that can be read in either order.

Horst was a German American fashion photographer whose work is featured in a new exhibition at London's Victoria and Albert Museum.

Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Kevin Jackson, Barb Jungr and Catherine O'Flynn. The producer is Oliver Jones.

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45 minutes

Horst: Photographer of Style

runs from 6 September 2014 - 4 January 2015 at the V&A Museum in London. Main Image: Muriel Maxwell, American Vogue cover, 1 July 1939, Β© CondΓ© Nast / Horst Estate

How To Be Both

How To Be Both by Ali Smith is published by Hamish Hamilton.

Pride

Directed by Matthew Warchus, Pride is in cinemas from Friday 12 September, certificate 15.

The Leftovers

A ten episode series, The Leftovers begins on Tuesday 16 September, 9pm, Sky Atlantic.

Destiny

The game Destiny is published by Activision Blizzard.

Credits

Role Contributor
Presenter Tom Sutcliffe
Interviewed Guest Kevin Jackson
Interviewed Guest Barb Jungr
Interviewed Guest Catherine O'Flynn
Producer Oliver Jones

Broadcast

  • Sat 13 Sep 2014 19:15

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