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10.05am Victoria Alexander
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Living alone is an increasingly common experience, and one that is not always the result of choice. > more
10.05am John Armstrong
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Is a British thinker and author who lives in Australia. > more
10.05am Veena Sahajwalla
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Is a leading researcher in the innovative use of plastic in steelmaking, one of Australia's major traditional industries. > more
10.05am Peter Stanley
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The ANZAC hero looms large in the Australian psyche, but does the narrative of tough, reliable digger really tell the whole truth about those who served in the first and second World Wars? > more
10.05am Brendan Gleeson
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Where do the children play these days? > more
10.05am Sally Potter
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What do the films of Charlie Chaplin, Clint Eastwood and Sally Potter have in common? As often as not, the director of the film has also been its composer. In an illuminating illustrated conversation with Andrew Ford, Sally Potter reveals how music is intrinsic to her movie making.
10.05am Richard Rodney Bennett
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Composer Richard Rodney Bennett, in conversation with Andrew Ford, offers entertaining and revealing reflections on his working life, including the highlights, and lowlights, of his work as a film composer. His film scores include Indiscreet, Billy Liar, Equus, Enchanted April, Far From the Madding Crowd, Nicholas and Alexandra and Murder on the Orient Express, the last three earning him Oscar nominations.
10.05am Bruce Beresford
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Bruce Beresford is a film director so musically intelligent that he is regularly invited to direct operas but, in his films, Beresford's sensitivity to music frequently leads him away from including obvious musical cues. Andrew Ford visited the composer in his Sydney home for a typically candid conversation about music in film and why there's far too much of it.
10.05am Ennio Morricone
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Ennio Morricone's music features in more than 400 films and he's created some of the most recognisable sounds in motion pictures. Andrew Ford visited the composer at his apartment and found him to be increasingly frank and opinionated throughout their recording session.
10.05am Peter Weir
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Many of Peter Weir's films have truly entered the popular consciousness, from The Cars That Ate Paris to Dead Poets' Society to Master and Commander, and the soundtracks to his movies have often become independently successful.
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