Stephanie Beacham on Marlon Brando, Catch Me Daddy, Hinterland, When Animals Attack

Stephanie Beacham on Marlon Brando, Catch Me Daddy, Hinterland and When Animals Attack.

• 28 mins

Chappie, Short films, Final films, Neil Brand on Morricone

Francine Stock covers the latest cinema releases, with Chappie creator Neill Blomkamp.

• 28 mins

Terence Stamp, Joanna Hogg, Benshi

Joanna Hogg on Chantal Akerman and Terence Stamp on Far from the Madding Crowd.

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Paddington; Xavier Dolan; Thelma Schoonmaker

Francine Stock meets the men who brought Paddington to the big screen.

• 28 mins

Kenneth Branagh, Noah Baumbach, Wild Tales, Blind

Kenneth Branagh talks about Cinderella, and Noah Baumbach discusses While We're Young.

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Ryan Gosling; 25 Years of BBC Films

Ryan Gosling; Christine Langan, head of BBC Films, looks back at its 25-year history.

• 28 mins

Jemaine Clement; Dark Horse; Cry of the City; Christopher Young

Jemaine Clement talks about his vampire mockumentary What We Do in the Shadows.

• 28 mins

Joss Whedon on Avengers; Roy Andersson; Foley; The Falling

Presented by Francine Stock. Joss Whedon discusses Avengers: Age of Ulron.

• 28 mins

Far from the Madding Crowd; Christopher Doyle; Polish Cinema; DVD Review

Thomas Vinterberg on Far from the Madding Crowd, Christopher Doyle and Polish cinema.

• 28 mins

Peter Firth, Raging Bull, Celine Sciamma, The Secrets of ADR

Peter Firth talks about bringing Spooks to the big screen. Presented by Francine Stock.

• 28 mins

Olivier Assayas; Mad Max; Cannes

As Mad Max hits the road again, Kim Newman examines familiar post-apocalyptic cliches.

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Tomorrowland, Iranian Vampire Spaghetti Western, Abderrahmane Sissako, Cannes

Francine Stock talks to director Brad Bird about Tomorrowland starring George Clooney.

• 28 mins

Film Set Britain

Antonia Quirke hears listeners' memories of the day that a film crew rolled into town.

• 28 mins

Jonathan Pryce; Paul Feig; The Misfits

Jonathan Pryce discusses his new movie Listen Up Philip with Antonia Quirke.

• 28 mins

Rufus Norris, John Boorman, Joshua Oppenheimer, John Akomfrah

Rufus Norris talks about the film adaptation of London Road.

• 28 mins

Little Shop Of Horrors live; Virtual Reality; Toronto comes to London

Live Live Cinema perform The Little Shop of Horrors in studio. With Francine Stock.

• 28 mins

Nina Simone documentary, Peter Bogdanovich, Alex Gibney

Lisa Simone discusses a new documentary about her mother Nina Simone. With Francine Stock.

• 28 mins

Back to the Future, Amy, Audrey Hepburn, I was Brigitte Bardot's double

Composer Alan Silvestri on adding 15 minutes of music to the score of Back to the Future.

• 28 mins

Dear White People, Training animal actors, I was Julie Christie's double

Director Justin Simien discusses his controversial comedy Dear White People.

• 28 mins

Michael Douglas, X + Y, The secrets of a storyboard artist

Michael Douglas discusses his first superhero movie, Ant-Man. Francine Stock presents.

• 28 mins

Robert Carlyle, Pete Docter on Inside Out, Joseph Losey

Actor Robert Carlyle discusses the challenges of directing himself. With Francine Stock.

• 28 mins

Sir Tom Courtenay

Sir Tom Courtenay reflects on his career. Francine Stock presents.

• 28 mins

Jonny Greenwood on There Will Be Blood

Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood on his score for There Will Be Blood.

• 28 mins

Greta Gerwig, Judd Apatow, Open-air screenings

Greta Gerwig, writer and star of Mistress America, talks about her favourite director.

• 28 mins

Fifteen Seconds of Fame

Antonia Quirke hears from listeners who found 15 seconds of fame in the movies.

• 28 mins

Buster Keaton in Britain, The Wolfpack, Directed by Women festival

Catherine Bray and Angie Errigo discuss female film-makers. Antonia Quirke presents.

• 28 mins

Liv Ullmann, Brian Helgeland on the Kray twins

Liv Ullmann discusses Miss Julie, Ingmar Bergman and Sex and the City with Francine Stock.

• 28 mins

Pasolini by Ferrara, How to Change the World, Music for robots

Abel Ferrara takes on the life and death of Pier Paolo Pasolini. With Francine Stock.

• 28 mins

Everest, Hitchcock and the Royal Albert Hall, Toronto Film Festival

With Francine Stock. Including a discussion on new drama Everest.

• 28 mins

John Waters - The Pope of Trash

John Waters discusses whether shock value still has any currency.

• 28 mins