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Daniel Radcliffe in Horns; Edwyn Collins

Arts news with John Wilson, including Daniel Radcliffe reviewed in Horns, Edwyn Collins on the documentary about his recovery from strokes, and Stephen Daldry on his film Trash.

Tonight's Front Row reviews Daniel Radcliffe's latest film, Horns, and talks to singer Edwyn Collins about the documentary that's been made about his recovery after two strokes.
Also in the programme: Stephen Daldry explains why his film, Trash - set in the slums of Rio de Janeiro - has won top prize at the Rome Film Festival, and composer Thomas Adès on seeing choreographers' response to his music.

Presenter: John Wilson
Producer: Rebecca Nicholson.

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Mon 27 Oct 201419:15
BBC Radio 4

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Chapters

  • Horns

    Duration: 04:42

  • Edwyn Collins

    Duration: 08:47

  • Stephen Daldry

    Duration: 04:32

  • Thomas Adès

    Duration: 08:47

  • Jack Bruce

    Duration: 01:04

Horns

Horns

Horns is in cinemas from Wednesday 29 October, certificate 15.

Thomas Adès

Thomas Adès

Thomas Adès: See the Music, Hear the Dance is at Sadler’s Wells in London from Thursday 30 October to 1 November 2014.


Edwyn Collins

Edwyn Collins

The Possibilities Are Endless is in cinemas from Friday 7 November, certificate 12A.


Credits

PresenterJohn Wilson
Interviewed GuestBriony Hanson
Interviewed GuestEdwyn Collins
Interviewed GuestGrace Collins
Interviewed GuestEdward Lovelace
Interviewed GuestJames Hall
Interviewed GuestThomas Ades
Interviewed GuestStephen Daldry
ProducerRebecca Nicholson

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  • Mon 27 Oct 201419:15
    BBC Radio 4

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