Shakirah Bourne on her film A Caribbean Dream
Steven Soderbergh on using an iPhone to shoot his new film; Ava DuVernay on diverse casting
Ava DuVernay (Selma) discusses her new film A Wrinkle in Time and why diverse casting shouldnβt be a remarkable thing.
Shakirah Bourne talks about her film A Caribbean Dream which relocates Shakespeareβs A Midsummer Nightβs Dream to modern day Barbados, and has just won Best Drama at the National Film Awards UK.
Stand-up comics Alexei Sayle and Jen Brister share the horror of βdyingβ on stage.
There is music from Etana, performing exclusively for the ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ at the legendary Tuff Gong Studios in Jamaica.
Oscar winning director Steven Soderbergh explains why he shot his new film Unsane on an iPhone.
Janelle MonΓ‘e talks about her new album Dirty Computer.
As his novel Speak No Evil is published, Nigerian American author Uzodinma Iweala reflects on writing βoutside yourselfβ.
Andrew Lloyd Webber tells us why he's excited by the βnew American musicalβ.
Joining Nikki in the studio are film maker and author Shakirah Bourne and film critic Tara Judah.
Photo shows: Susannah Harker and Adrian Green in A Caribbean Dream (c) A Caribbean Dream Film Ltd.
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