Andy B and Anne chat about why 'Sensory Healthy Cinema'

Now, I wanted to talk a little bit about this with the topic for today because myself and Nathan went to see a particular film.

Now, Truth and Treason, depending on where you are in the world, it's a film about Nazi Germany in the UK on Amazon Prime.

It comes out on the 18th of May.

I would describe it and did actually for the film distributor as a truthful retelling of a true story.

which is what it feels like so this is nazi germany 1940 41 41 42 and it's all about them standing up for what's what's right hence truth and treason do you stand up for the truth and then face the charge of treason would you would you not how would you do that now i wanted to talk about sort of the going to see the film rather than the film itself because that's history and that's not quite what we talk about but i did want to talk about the experience of going to film Because, I don't know, I've always been a bit of a people watcher, as I've shared.

My absolute favourite thing in the world to do if I want to go and relax is go and buy a coffee, because they're expensive, go and buy a coffee and a cake, sit in a coffee shop and just sit and watch other people.

Don't need a book.

Don't need people to talk to.

I just want to sit and watch.

What are they doing? Who are they for? What they do? Where they come from? And that's what I absolutely adore.

So I did a little bit of this actually at the film screening.

Now, this was in just off Leicester Square in a very posh hotel.

It's a proper real film.

We've never done like full interviews with real cast members.

It's usually interviews like this, which are great.

So there was a new skill to learn.

But I was thinking about sensory health specifically because we're standing in the line.

I'm quite hot.

I'm quite sweaty.

We had to get from Tube Train to Leicester Square.

We were very late.

We left an hour late.

early, earlier than we needed to, and we arrived 45 minutes late, which just tells you how bad the journey was.

So already my senses are on edge, my whole body, because I'm tired, okay? So we're going through a part of London, we had to go on a different tube, I knew exactly where I was going, I'd mapped it out and everything, had to get on a different tube, so we ended up at a different place.

So now I'm trying to work out how do I hold my phone safely in London, because you know, London mobile phones, and get to where we're going.