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You might enjoy the book that I bought my dad for his birthday.

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I took my parents to see The Lavender Hill Mob on the big screen over the weekend. It's as delightful now as it ever was. The scenes dealing with French passport control and customs whilst rushing...

NT Live: Vanya

Andrew Scott's one-man Chekov won't be everyone's nip of vodka but I really enjoyed it.

Wicked Little Letters

I agree. It's a lot better than Alive, and that wasn't bad.

The death of Sixto Rodriguez has reminded me how good Searching for Sugar Man is. Think I'll take it in again later.

Caught this last night, what an absolute joy.

Bill Nighy sits in for Iggy Pop with a set of tracks to soundtrack your Sunday afternoon. He's got on a fly blue suit and his cuff links are shining all bright.

It's pretty much as you would...

That was excellent, thanks.

That looks right up my street - took me a moment to find, it's actually "The Man Who Wanted to See It All"
Thanks
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Glass Onion is great fun, the Musk allusions are very thinly veiled.

I enjoyed Moonage Daydream a very lot

Mission: Joy - Finding Happiness in Troubled Times

On BBC iPlayer, documenting the 2015 meeting between the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Tutu in Dharamsala. Most of us will be familiar with the...

Spike Lee's movie of David Byrne's American Utopia. Brilliant stuff, the next best thing to seeing it live.

I've just noticed that Searching For Sugar Man is on Amazon Prime. It's excellent.

The Sparks Brothers

What an absolute joy from start to finish.

I'll give those a go, thanks. He was excellent as McEnroe.

Searching for Sugar Man

I've recently enjoyed Good Bye, Lenin! Quite possible already mentioned as it dates from 2002.

Enjoyed a couple of docs recently:

Apollo 11 - Stunning original footage seamlessly sewn together, and a fabulous score.

Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story - Engaging and amusing crowdfunded...

The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man

I found it entertaining and uplifting.

It has been mentioned before, but I'll add an endorsement for Icarus. I started watching it with a modicum of interest in the subject matter and it absolutely pulled me in with the astonishing...

Cuba and the Cameraman, Jon Alpert's exploration of the roller coaster of Cuban life over 45 years of visits. I found it captivating from the start. It's available on Netflix.

There's a whole thread on it.
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?409112-Bladerunner-2049-discuss-(Thread-may-contain-spoilers)

He's great on them physics programmes.