麻豆约拍

Harry Belafonte

American musician and social acitivist Harry Belafonte tells his remarkable story.

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07/06/2012

Jutta Schwengsbier investigates the plight of musicians seeking refuge in Germany.

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08/06/2012

Audrey Brown talks to Nigerian writer Chika Unigwe about her new book Night Dancer.

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11/06/2012

Harriett Gilbert talks to Maria Noel and Laureana Toledo about Latin American Art.

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12/06/2012

Tom Cruise sings an '80s soundtrack in Rock of Ages. Lizo Mzimba reviews.

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13/06/2012

Will the new version of Dallas match up to the drama of who shot JR?

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14/06/2012

Argentine novelist Carlos Gamerro discusses The Islands

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15/06/2012

We talk to producer Damian Jones about his sport movie Fast Girls

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18/06/2012

Art in Gaza: How artists are responding to life on the strip.

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19/06/2012

The Amazing Spider-Man, which is set to be one of the biggest blockbusters of the summer.

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20/06/2012

We review the Russian road movie, Silent Souls, directed by Alexei Fedorchenko.

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21/06/2012

Hamid Pourazari talks about his latest production, Unfinished Dream

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22/06/2012

We find out what's on offer at this year's London Indian Film Festival

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25/06/2012

We meet Melissa Tandiwe Myambo, shortlisted for the 2012 Caine Prize for African Writing.

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26/06/2012

The runaway success of the Indian TV chat show tackling controversial subjects.

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27/06/2012

We review the debut feature film Ted from Seth MacFarlane, the creator of the Family Guy.

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28/06/2012

The director of the Exorcist William Friedkin is back with a black comedy.

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29/06/2012

We continue our series profiling the nominees for the Caine Prize for African Writing 2012

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02/07/2012

We review the new film from often-controversial three-time Oscar-winner, Oliver Stone.

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03/07/2012

We talk to this year's winner of the Caine Prize for African Literature, Rotimi Babatunde.

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04/07/2012

Asif Kapadia and Olympic Short Film The Odyssey.

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05/07/2012

Nuruddin Farah talks pirates, his hatred of fear and questions he wants answered

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06/07/2012

In today's programme Christopher Hope talks to Harriett about his novel, Shooting Angels.

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09/07/2012

The patchwork boat created from donated wood by British artists Lone Twin.

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10/07/2012

In Argentina, the world's first ever self-destructing book.

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11/07/2012

We review Detachment, the latest film from maverick British director Tony Kaye.

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12/07/2012

We review God Bless America, a black satire on American reality television

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13/07/2012

The best of the world's arts, film, music and literature brought to you every day.

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16/07/2012

We review the new Hollywood blockbuster, The Dark Knight Rises.

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17/07/2012

A new play brings personal testimony from the Syrian conflict to the stage.

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