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In this episode, Wendy Austin sits down with Justin Urquhart Stewart, Co-Founder of Seven Investment Management and Business Commentator, Professor Gillian Armstrong, Associate Dean, Development and Partnerships (Domestic), Ulster University Business School and Kevin Kelly, Co-Owner of the Management and Leadership Network to explore leadership trends and what this means for managers and leaders in Northern Ireland. This episode was recorded live at Ulster University's new Belfast campus ahead of the Management and Leadership Network's 20th Anniversary Gala.

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We are in the final stretch of the podcast series. This week it's another of Cate Blanchett's many titular roles and Charlotte Gray (2001). In this episode Murtada discusses Gillian Armstrong's World War II film, the many loving close ups she affords Balnchett and whether the film works as both a sweeping epic romance and a narrative about life in occupied France during the war.

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The Film Detectives bring you an educational episode delving into the cinema of Gillian Armstrong. In this episode we discuss her films and how they've shaped modern Australian cinema, My Brilliant Career (1979) and Starstruck (1982) . Hosted by Elliot Herman and Trevor Newlin.

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This is one of our favorite stories, exploring the world created by author Louisa May Alcott. Barb gives a brief overview of this author's transcendentalist upbringing and her inspiration to write the novel "Little Women". We compare and contrast both Little Women movies directed by Gillian Armstrong (1994) and Greta Gerwig (2019). These movies follow the main protagonist Jo March and her three sisters (Meg, Beth and Amy) during the American Civil war era in Concord, Massachusetts. Wine, restricted corsets and the dreamy Christian Bale all play prevalent roles while we analyze our favorite movie(s)! 

One of Cate Blanchett’s earliest films finds her working in Australia with Gillian Armstrong and Ralph Fiennes. It's an odd, eccentric but very feminist tale. Hosted by Murtada Elfadl with Andy Stewart.

The 1982 Australian musical film Starstruck has been developed into a new stage production that will premiere at the National Institute of Dramatic Art, at Adelaide's OzAsia Festival, we encounter two productions that use the culinary arts to help tell their stories — Kuro Tanino's The Dark Master and Abhishek Thapar's Surpassing the Beeline, Suzy Wrong reviews the Sydney Theatre Company and National Theatre of Parramatta co-production of White Pearl by Anchuli Felicia King, and writer and comedian Kathy Lette is taking her live stand-up show Girls' Night Out on the road.

Homecoming + The Act, featuring Gillian Armstrong on the phone. Milla Jovovich is taking down the bad reviews of Hellboy and the Cannes lineup has been released featuring Rosalia in an Almodovar film! We review Hulu's The Act and Netflix's Homecoming and then talk to Australia's own international auteur Gillian Armstrong. 

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In our fiftieth review episode (there's fifty of these things? Oh God) Bernadette questions whether this podcasting thing is worth it. Andrew is - of course - no help. After reading some great iTunes reviews (thanks!) we finally get in to discussing this weeks films...

Quentin Tarantino's eighth film, the violent Western epic, The Hateful Eight. Todd Haynes Patricia Highsmith adaptation Carol gets a look into the love life between Cate Blanchette and Rooney Mara. Andrew's fifth best film of 2015 Mommy gets discussed in depth. Finally, we get dressed up in Orry-Kelly's sublime costumes in Gillian Armstrong's documentary, Women He's Undressed.

0:00:31 - Intro
0:11:39 - The Hateful Eight
0:42:34 - Carol
1:03:23 - Mommy
1:26:24 - Women He's Undressed

The song at the end of this episode is The Cruel Sea - The Honeymoon is Over.

Andrew's written review for Women He's Undressed.

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