Radio 1's Screen Time Folgen

1917 is Sam Mendes' latest, a WW1 drama like no other, the story of two infantry men charged with a very dangerous mission: delivering a command to cancel an attack across enemy lines before thousands of men fall into a German trap. Oh, and it's all shot as if it's "one take". Yep. Speaking to Ali about how they pulled it off are Sam Mendes himself, co-writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns, and the stars Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKay.

Ali and Ace are back with all the movie news including a review of Sam Mendes' WW1 drama 1917 and brings a top 10 of hisd favourite movies of the past year. Will Ace agree?

“Anti-hate satire” Jojo Rabbit is a film that needs a bit of explaining, featuring as it does Nazis, imaginary Hitlers and Stephen Merchant as a Gestapo agent. Explaining all is Taika Waititi, the writer-director-star of the show, as well as its two younger leads, Thomasin McKenzie and Roman Griffin Davis. Even Ali has a go trying to summarise it in a few words. Well, he tries his best anyway.