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Jack Nicholson in How Do You Know

Jack Nicholson stars in romantic comedy How Do You Know, reviewed with Clint Eastwood's Hereafter. Plus, poet Jo Shapcott on winning the Costa Book Prize, and Sir Nicholas Hytner.

Jack Nicholson returns to the screen in Romantic film comedy, How Do You Know. Natalie Haynes reviews this alongside Oscar nominated Hereafter - directed by fellow Hollywood veteran Clint Eastwood.

The poet Jo Shapcott was announced as the winner of the 拢30,000 Costa Book of the Year last night for her poetry collection Of Mutability. The poet discusses the ten years it took her to write it and the breast cancer she suffered which informs the collection.

Sir Nicholas Hytner, Director of The National Theatre, reveals forthcoming productions for 2011 and explains how he plans to deal with Arts funding cuts.

As part of Radio 4's Film Season, Matthew Sweet offers a snapshot of film-going in Brazil.

Producer Claire Bartleet.

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Wed 26 Jan 2011 19:15

Chapters

  • How Do You Know and Hereafter

    • How Do You Know and Hereafter

      A review of films How Do You Know and Hereafter.

      Duration: 07:38

  • Jo Shapcott - Of Mutability

    • Jo Shapcott - Of Mutability

      The poet Jo Shapcott was announced as the winner of the 拢30,000 Costa Book of the Year last night for her poetry collection Of Mutability.

      Duration: 08:42

  • Oscar Nominations

    • Oscar Nominations

      Front Row's Oscar nominees.

      Duration: 00:54

  • Nicholas Hytner and the National Theatre

    • Nicholas Hytner and the National Theatre

      Nicholas Hytner outlines the year to come at the National Theatre.

      Duration: 07:32

  • Brief Encounters

    • Brief Encounters

      Matthew Sweet and cinema in Brazil.

      Duration: 03:04

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  • Wed 26 Jan 2011 19:15

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