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I'd love to recommend a really exciting screening that's coming up at part of Dzest Fest, the Algerian Cultural Festival in London.

Um, the film is called Algiers, and it's a gripping mystery thriller screening at Ciné Lumière on Sunday, 27th of September.

sued, as I said before.

Yeah, really fantastic.

It was worth the wait, three years waiting for it to be released.

And I'm really thankful that someone

They need to raise the taxes for the working classes, the farmers, the people in the cities who have nothing really left So he's at breaking point and he decides to join this rebellion.

And he's joined by Wat Taylor, who Tyler, who's a real person, I gather, from the rebellion.

He's played by Cosmo Travis, who is actually really fantastic in this and about the only person in this who's doing the right accent.

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Are you mad for it? Well, you should be because you joined myself, Jawa, and my colleague in cinema criticism, the gnoll to my bonehead, Linda Marrick, to discuss the new documentary, Don't Look Back in Anger, which I was fortunate enough to be invited to the premiere of in London's very own Leicester Square by Linda earlier this week.

a glitzy event with attending celebrities, the production crew, including writer Stephen Knight and the Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam themselves.

So you're lucky to be here now as we share with you our thoughts on what we saw.

Time for movies on Rock and Goal Radio.

It's Meet Me in the Foyer with Linda Marek and Jawa.

Hello, welcome.

Thank you for choosing to meet me in the foyer and joining us on another cinematic Sharabang as we travel through time, space, history and post-apocalyptic worlds as we look for wealth, glory, love and a better tomorrow with canines, criminals, kids and star-crossed lovers.

All brought to you by your cinematic stewards, Jawa and Linda.

And speaking of Linda, here she is now, the consummate professional, the commendable prognosticator, the critical provider, Linda Marrick herself.

How are you doing,

Linda? I'm very well, thank you.