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Screen Shrapnel // 0800-0900 10.10.09
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Another week, another half arsed attempt at a film review show from Screen Shrapnel. What do Screen Shrapnel sound like, you ask? Imagine, if you will, a Derek & Clive record with more film chat, less swearing, that’s not very funny, and you’re half way there.
This week, in between elocution lessons and casual racism, we discuss the latest film from the near infallible animation studio Pixar, muse on Shane Meadow’s semi-improvised mocumentary, Le Donk & Sorzayzee, and try not to give away the plot of Peter Strickland’s Transylvania set revenge film, Katalin Varga.
Also on this week’s show: the nation’s favourite high-brow discussion feature, The Cultural Highlight of the Week, is back by popular demand, along with a brand new theme tune; anglo-scots tensions reach fever pitch over the pronunciation of the name Carl; and Screen Shrapnel set the Women’s Movement back decades with our ignorant feminist reading of Katalin Varga.
Go on, have a listen. You’ll only be slightly disappointed.
Posted at 11:23, 10th October 2009
playlist
| 99 Red Balloons | |
| Nina | EMI |
| Screen Shrapnel lifts off with a review of Pixar's tenth feature, UP! | |
| This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You) | |
| The Isley Brothers | Tamla |
| Casio Sweep | |
| Scorzayzee | Unsigned |
| Shane Meadows and Paddy Constantine, respectively the director and star of Dead Man’s Shoes, reunite for a very different film, Le Donk & Scorzayzee, a Spinal-Tap-style mocumentary following a deluded roadie cum hip-hop impresario and his corpulent rap protégé | |
| Old Yellow Brick | |
| Arctic Monkeys | Domino |
| Screen Shrapnel review Katalin Varga, an ethereal revenge flick set in deepest darkest Transylvania, directed by British newcomer Peter Strickland | |
| Wonderlust King | |
| Gogol Bordello | SideOneDummy |
| Nick and Jamie reveal their favourite revenge films | |
| Slow Show | |
| The National | Beggar's Banquet |