Emma Donoghue on Room, Grey Gardens, Andrew Michael Hurley, Occupied
Emma Donoghue talks to Kirsty Lang about adapting her novel Room into a Bafta-nominated film. Plus Costa winner Andrew Michael Hurley discusses his first novel The Loney.
Emma Donoghue talks to Kirsty Lang about adapting her best-selling novel Room into a BAFTA nominated film, starring Brie Larson as a woman trapped in a shed with her child.
Matt Wolf reviews the European premiere of Grey Gardens, a musical based on the influential 1975 documentary of the same name, a riveting fly-on-the-wall account of an ageing mother and daughter living and together in squalor in a Long Island mansion.
Andrew Michael Hurley, winner of the Costa First Novel award for The Loney, discusses his unsettling tale set in 1976 on a wild section of the North West coast.
Diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall reviews Occupied, a new Norwegian drama series that imagines Russia has invaded Norway.
Presenter: Kirsty Lang
Producer: Timothy Prosser.
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Emma Donoghue on Room
Duration: 09:06
Maggie Smith
Duration: 01:24
Grey Gardens
Duration: 05:06
Andrew Michael Hurley
Duration: 06:26
Occupied
Duration: 05:24
Room
is in cinemas from Friday 15 January, certificate 15.
Occupied
begins on Sky Arts on Wednesday 13 January at 9pm
Photo by: Aksel Jermstad
Grey Gardens
is at the Southwark Playhouse in London until 6 February 2016.
Image: Sheila Hancock in Grey Gardens. Photo: Β Scott Rylander.
Costa First Novel Award
The winner of the 2015 Costa First Novel Award is The Loney by Andrew Michael Hurley.
Photo: Β© Johnny Bean
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Role Contributor Presenter Kirsty Lang Interviewed Guest Emma Donoghue Interviewed Guest Matt Wolf Interviewed Guest Andrew Hurley Interviewed Guest Bridget Kendall Producer Timothy Prosser Broadcast
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