Film Review: Dune
Villeneuve creates a work with points of access out of unwieldy source material
Christopher Marchant is an entertainment journalist with a degree in Film from Sussex University, and an MA in Newspaper Journalism from City University London. In his spare time he likes obsessing over American politics and long walks along Ruislip Lido. A collection of Christopher's works can be found at christophermarchant.wordpress.com, and he tweets at @BrianInvincible.
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The London Economic Film editor Christopher Marchant joins the Silver Screen Show's Alenya Wood to discuss some of the winners at this years Oscar's ceremony.
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