the story of film: a new generation, which is mark cousins' ramble through the history of film, whichto bbc iplayer before, if you go to bbc iplayer, the secrets of cinema that i did is also on there! more film history than you can wave a stick at. it's all worth checking out. and i've always said film history is a thrillingly interesting subject. dive into it. there are many resources for doing so nowadays. yes. well, you can never have too much! you can never have too much film history. you can have too much of marry me. i don't think i'm even going to have 15 minutes of marry me. please see moonfall! moonfall is so much better than marry me! also going on the poster. thank you very much, mark. see you next week. enjoy your cinema going, whatever you are brave enough to see. there's...interesting choices there! see you next time. bye— bye. good evening. after what's been a soggy sunday for many, the weather has plenty more to throw in our direction through the weekend. more rain, yes, but also some mild weather around the middle of the week and then some stormy weather from midweek

the story of film: a new generation, which is mark cousins' ramble through the history of film, whiching subject. dive into it. there are many resources for doing so nowadays. yes. you can never have too much! you can never have too much film history. you can have too much of marry me. i don't think i'm even going to have 15 minutes of marry me. please see moonfall! moonfall is so much better than marry me! also going on the poster. thank you very much, mark. see you next week. enjoy your cinema going, whatever you are brave enough to see. there's...interesting choices there! see you next time. bye— bye. hello again. this weekend, we'll see outbreaks of rain and it's often going to be quite windy as well, but choose your moments — there will be a few brighter and drier interludes around. at the moment, we're seeing rain spread in from the west. we did have an early frost to start the night, but that frost is easing out of the way as those winds pick up and the cloud spreads in. so, these are the figures heading into the first part of saturday morning, and the weather kind of slices an

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cousin and vall spec take on fat. the world renowned at german artis gearhart, they stirred turns 19 next week his marking the milestone with a homecoming exhibition, the east german city of dresden, where he was born and trained and which he fled during the cold war is celebrating rich as work. it's a home coming of sorts just days before gary had wished us 90th birthday this self portrait online from new york's museum of modern art forms the centerpiece of this very personal exhibition, curated by the artist himself. it features works of personal importance. portraits of his family and ones with ties to his old home town dressed in. only the sledge, howard the trustees, putting us in his enduring connection to dress and mean a lot to us, had it for expense wound up ha leash. there was born in dressed in 1932 and studied mural painting here for his diploma. in 1956, he created this mural and dressed and hygiene museum. the authorities headed painted over half the flat, the former communist state of east germany in 1961 a few to the front of anguish. he felt restricted here. there were things that he wanted to do, that

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