SCREEN WATCHING EPISODE 10

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Fresh from double-dating at a deliciously violent action film this week, Dan and Simon punch up, down, left, and right as they fight for justice as only they know how - by talking TV and movies. Australian television's new series, Wakefield; the Oscar-ready drama, The Father; family-friendly giggles with Tom and Jerry; plus, loads more. Enjoy!

NEWS (01:13)

Coming to Broadway - Game of Thrones, The Musical; American Gods cancelled; TV Week Logie Awards
and Oscars news; Casting announcements - Obi-Wan Kenobi for Disney+ and The Dropout on Hulu; Screen Australia to oversee S.C.R.E.E.N. funds; The CSI franchise bound for Vegas.

REVIEWS (19.07)

Made for Love; Nobody; Wakefield; The Father; Tom & Jerry.

INTERVIEW (43.32)

In director Michael Bentham's debut feature Disclosure, two sets of parents - one, an upwardly-mobile politician and his conservative wife; the other, a left-wing journo and his filmmaker partner - must reconcile the fact that one’s nine year-old boy has acted inappropriately with the other’s four year-old girl. Bentham talks about his moving, sometimes shocking, certainly timely drama in which justice for a victim somehow becomes less important than maintaining the status quo.

WHAT'S ON THIS WEEK (62.02)

Where to catch the latest from Benedict Cumberbatch, Gemma Arterton and Idris Elba, plus retro sessions of 80s classics The Karate Kid and BMXBandits.