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Sun 9 March
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Jocelyn Pook Composes Sunday Brunch: Dancer in the Dark (15)
12:00
A heartbreaking musical tragedy by audacious director Lars von Trier starring Bjork as Selma, a Czech immigr ant trying to get by in America, who fantasises her life is a musical.
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12 Years A Slave (15)
12:10, 19:00
Steve McQueen's unforgettable film returns to our screens this month after being deservedly crowned Best Picture at the Oscars®. Its a blisteringly powerful drama based on a true story that illuminates like no other film the sheer horror of slavery.
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Translation / Transmission: Calypso Rose - The Lioness of the Jungle + Intro (18)
13:00
An exuberant and inspiring ambassador for the Caribbean, Calypso Rose is the uncontested and much decorated diva of Calypso music - this creative documentary takes a look at her life and career, one that would take her to the top of the male-dominated calypso world.
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Rome Open City (12A) S
15:00, 17:50
Rossellini's masterpiece - a landmark of Italian neorealism - documents the Nazi occupation of Rome and the bravery of the Italian resistance.
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The Grand Budapest Hotel (15)
15:20, 18:00, 20:40
Wes Anderson's latest is an absolute joy - a hugely enjoyable murder mystery starring Ralph Fiennes (and a cracking supporting cast) as a hotel concierge caught up in an inheritance tussle.
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BAFTA Nominated Shorts (15)
15:30
A showcase of the live-action and animated short films nominated for the 2014 BAFTAs including winners Sleeping With The Fishes and Room 8.
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Wake in Fright (18)
20:20
This Deliverance-flavoured 1971 Australian horror ("the most terrifying film about Australia in existence" according to one Nick Cave) is a cold-sweat-and-booze soaked visceral nightmare - now restored and even more mesmerising.
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DShed: Six Things Film + Music
Online
Filmic, Watershed's annual festival of film and music, continues this month. In celebration we present six films from Watershed's archives, in which soundtracks distinctively enhance the moving image.
