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26/01/2014

Reviews include Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street, cycling documentary The Armstrong Lie, artist Martin Creed's show What's the Point of It? and a novel by Stewart Foster.

Kirsty Wark returns with the first Review Show of 2014 with panellists Paul Morley, playwright Mark Ravenhill and author Denise Mina.

Up for review are two Bafta-nominated films, Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street and cycling documentary The Armstrong Lie. The first major survey of Turner prize winner Martin Creed's work is examined in his show What's the Point of It? The debut novel by Stewart Foster, We Used to Be Kings, is discussed and gender politics comes under the spotlight on stage in an all-female cast of Blurred Lines at the National Theatre and on screen in HBO's gay drama Looking. Music comes from Icelandic sensation Asgeir.

44 minutes

Last on

Fri 14 Feb 201400:20

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RoleContributor
PresenterKirsty Wark
Executive ProducerPauline Law
ProducerMarie Johnston
PanellistPaul Morley
PanellistDenise Mina
PanellistMark Ravenhill

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