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Chapter 1: What are the implications of AI on filmmaking and storytelling?
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Chapter 2: How is Effi o Blaenau reimagined in a Welsh context?
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Hello? Hello, Simon Mayo. It's Mark Kermode. Password? Sorry?
Chapter 3: What is the significance of the box office top ten this week?
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Well, here we are in the same place, but I'm not quite sure. I can never remember. Why are we here together?
Well, we're here together because I'm going to Belfast tomorrow. Yes. And so I'm here this morning, which is Tuesday, because the screening, which is on, I've already seen. And I said, well, look, since we're going to be in the same, you know, we had this, but why don't we just, why don't we get together in that there Theobald's Road studio and fight with the internet and the air conditioning?
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Chapter 5: What themes are explored in Virginia Woolf's Night and Day?
So what's happening? happening for take two? Take two, I'm recording from a hotel. So today we're together recording take one in the same place. And then tomorrow I'll be coming to you live from Heathrow Airport.
I'm going to Belfast in October for a career retrospective. How about that? Of who?
Chapter 6: How does the Laughter Lift segment contribute to the episode?
Me. What? They've invited me. What? Yeah. How about that? 40 years of broadcasting.
Chapter 7: What is the verdict on Toy Story 5?
Who? Very important people. Which very important people? Some people down a pub? No, it's a proper interview and tickets and all that kind of jazz. Sorry. I don't know all the details just yet.
I don't want all the details.
I want some of the details. In October. I can't remember. Important people. At the university, I think. Queens. Probably. Right. I'm just teasing it. I think this is called a soft launch.
Okay. So Queen's Belfast have invited you. I don't want to be specific. I have been invited. Some academic institution has invited you to go to Belfast. To be interviewed. To be interviewed. To talk about 40 years.
40 glorious years. I'm just amazed anyone noticed, but they did, so I'm grateful. Did you notice? Yes, of course, yeah.
Well, you knew that this was the 40th anniversary of your... Just being on national radio, because I joined Radio 1 in 86, so... I'd say 40 years of national radio. Yeah. 30 years of Hurt.
Jules Rimet is still dreaming.
I didn't know what Jules Rimet was. I always thought it was Jules We Made, and I thought, what, that doesn't even make any sense. No, I don't know. You were listening to a football song? Well, it was on the radio all the time. True, it was. You know. And it's probably on quite a lot. And it was David Bedelia, who I was in a band with when I was a kid. Back in the day.
I don't know what that's about. So, 40 years of Hurt. 40 years of Hurt.
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