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Rust and Bone, Aerosmith, paper art, and hotels on film

Arts news and reviews with Kirsty Lang, including Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard in Rust and Bone, an interview with Aerosmith, and artist Rob Ryan on working with paper.

With Kirsty Lang.

Rust and Bone, Jacques Audiard's follow-up to his award-winning prison drama A Prophet is an earthy romantic fable about the unlikely relationship between a bare-knuckle boxer and a trainer of killer whales. Marion Cotillard, the star of Rust and Bone, talks to Kirsty, and critic Sandra Hebron reviews the film.

Steven Tyler and Joe Perry from Aerosmith discuss their album, Music From Another Dimension. The band members talk about working with Julian Lennon and Johnny Depp, and why it's been over a decade since they last released new material.

Paper is the subject of a new exhibition, The First Cut, at Manchester Art Gallery. The show features 31 artists from around the world who use this most basic of artistic materials to create their art. Kirsty Lang talks to Rob Ryan, one of the artists involved in the show who is known for his detailed papercuts, and curator Fiona Corridan.

As Secret Cinema launch a Secret Hotel, writer Adam Smith acts as our guide on a whistle-stop tour of the great hotels in film, from The Shining to Psycho, and imagines what your experience might be if you were to stay there.

Producer Ellie Bury.

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30 minutes

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Wed 31 Oct 2012 19:15

Chapters

  • Rust and Bone

    A review of the film Rust and Bone

    Duration: 06:39

  • Aerosmith

    An interview with members of the group Aerosmith

    Duration: 11:02

  • Paper Cut

    The sort of hotels you find in films.

    Duration: 04:51

  • Secret Hollywood Hotels

    Hotels on screen.

    Duration: 05:16

Broadcast

  • Wed 31 Oct 2012 19:15

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