Cambridge Film Festival programmer Bill Lawrence has a knack for programming the stranger of the international films on show. This year he's handled the Lech Majewski season, film recent films from the Polish director, with the director himself visiting for the whole strand. … [Read more...]
105 Drive with Julian Clover – Zero Waste Week
City Council Leader Lewis Herbert explains the importance to Cambridge of Zero Waste Week and Julian gets some practical examples from Recycling and Waste Communications Officer Izabela Obiye. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Film Festival: Poached
In the latest of our interviews from the 35th Cambridge Film Festival Mark Liversidge speaks to Timothy Wheeler, who rather brought the Cambridge Film Festival to a halt Monday when he premiered his documentary Poached. Poached looks into the Hidden Britain of rare bird egg collecting, a childhood pursuit that has become a dangerous and illegal … [Read more...]
The Eclectic Light Show – Kate Bush & Agatha Christie
Thirty years ago this month, Kate Bush released her Hounds of Love album. Nicola explores the album and the singer's motivation and recalls last year's series of concerts. Agatha Christie started writing her first book a hundred years ago. Her biographer Laura Thompson discusses with Mandy the significance of Christie's work and her personal life … [Read more...]
Cambridge Film Festival – Bill
Laurence Rickard, one of the team behind Horrible Histories and Yonderland, and director Richard Bracewell speak to Take One's Federica Roberti about the premiere of Bill. … [Read more...]
Best of the Guests 31/08/2015
Matt Webb hears from Caroline and Emma from Fulborn Bluebird football team who talk about the Kick Cancer Cup; Phil Rowe meets Sam Massey and Hettie Wood from Viva Arts and Community Group who are looking for volunteers to help capture memories from people alive in World War II; Matt Webb meets new Mill Road Coordinator Franny Ritchie; Mandy … [Read more...]
Bums on Seats – Cambridge Film Festival Special
We've a belter of a packed show for our first special from the 35th Cambridge Film Festival, with reviews of Bill, the first feature film from the Horrible Histories writers, and much anticipated American Indie Me, Earl and The Dying Girl. Plus we take a look at the documentaries Tell Spring Not To Come and and A Syrian Love Story, talk about the … [Read more...]