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Screen Shrapnel // 0800-0900 13.02.10
dr. kermode and mr. darcy
The Glasgow Youth Film Festival kicked off in earnest on Thursday (11 Feb) with Scouting Book for Boys, the directorial debut of Tom Harper starring Thomas Turgoose (This is England, Somers Town). Screen Shrapnel was there, listen to find out what we thought.
From unrequited love to the love that dare not speak its name, we review A Single Man, directed by another debuting Tom – fashion genius and savior of Gucci, Tom Ford.
Also on this week’s show: we kick-off our new, awkwardly titled feature – Films the Great-Unwashed Should Have Seen but Probably Haven’t – with a contribution from the finest radio critic working in the UK (Screen Shrapnel being a close seconds, by-the-way), the inimitable Dr. Mark Kermode; and the shrapnel awards continue this week with some metaphorical statuettes winging their way to the finest male actors of the year.
Go on, have a listen; you’ll only be slightly disappointed
Posted at 00:03, 16th February 2010
playlist
| Photoshop Handsome | |
| Everything Everything | Geffen |
| “It takes time in the morning for me to become George”. So says Colin Firth in Tom Ford’s sumptuous debut A Single Man. The Screen Shrapnel boys, on the other hand, crawl out of their beds at 7.50am and are broadcasting by 8ish. Hear our bleary eyes review of this quite stunning picture | |
| Gotta Broken Heart Again | |
| Prince | Warner Bros. |
| The Glasgow Youth Film Festival kicked off in earnest on Thursday (11 Feb) with another debuting Tom: Tom Harper’s Scouting Book for Boys, staring Thomas Turgoose (This is England, Somers Town). Screen Shrapnel were there; here’s what we thought | |
| Happy Birthday | |
| Altered Images | Portrait |
| We kick off our new, awkwardly titled feature – Films the Great-Unwashed Should Have Seen but Probably Haven’t – with a contribution from the finest radio critic working in the UK (Screen Shrapnel being close seconds, by-the-way): the inimitable Dr. Mark Kermode | |
| The Coast is Always Changing | |
| Maximo Park | Warp |