Cleo from 5 to 7

And I have to say, as a young person, they were incredibly eye-opening.

This was stuff that you just didn't get anywhere else, and opened my eyes to world cinema in a way that just I found absolutely fascinating.

That was then sort of added to by Videodrome, which Alex Cox, the film director, used to present in late '80s into the '90s, where less foreign language films, but classic films that didn't necessarily get shown very often, whether it be Play Misty for Me or whatever.

But, but watching films by, uh, François Truffaut, Werner Herzog, Bergman, they...

It was, for me certainly, a really important thing.

And the fact they're doing this again on a Saturday night, I know you can get a lot of these films now if you have streaming services, but to have it curated for you, and at 9:00 you have world cinema classics talking pictures where they are talking to a lot of, uh, these directors and about their films.

And then after that you're gonna have a movie.

And the first one is a film which I haven't seen, and I've, I'm really fascinated to see it.