Dune: Part Two + Bye Bye Tiberias + Four Daughters
Going behind the scenes on the biggest film on the planet, Dune:Part Two, plus, an intimate new Palestinian film and Oscar nominated doc Four Daughters.
Where to now for cop shows? Plus, fashion and politics
enJune 18, 2020
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About this Episode
On the back of protests against police brutality we discuss what this means for policing on screen. Jason speaks with the director of TV series Made in Italy, a new doco about climate change and Joanna Hoggs' The Souvenir.
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