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THURSDAY 18 DECEMBER
Presented by Francine Stock
PETER PAN
Karen Wallace, author of Wendy, a book following Peter Pan's girlfriend as a young child growing up in early 20th century London, reviews the new film Peter Pan.
Peter Pan is on national release on Boxing Day, certificate PG.
Wendy by Karen Wallace, published by Simon & Schuster Childrens Books;
ISBN: 068983747X
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ANDY KERSHAW
The music journalist Andy Kershaw on his radio travelog discovering music in Korea.
The first of Andy Kershaw's programmes, Songs of the Hermit Kingdom goes out this Sunday at 10.45pm with the second on the 28th at 10.30pm - both on Radio 3
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THE WEATHER PROJECT
Olafur Eliasson's Installation at Tate Modern, the Weather Project has just received its millionth visitor. Front Row discovers what the attraction is.
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JAZZ MUSIC PICKS
MOBO Award winning saxophonist Denys Baptiste makes his selection of jazz music picks for Christmas.
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Let Freedom Ring by Denys Baptiste, featuring Ben Okri spoken word on Dune Records
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HARVEY PEKAR
Harvey Pekar, an idol of the working-class everyman, started producing his autobiographical comics American Splendour in 1976. An animated documentory of the cult classic won the Grand Jury Prize at 2003 Sundance Film Festival.
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American Splendour is on national release on 2nd January, 2004, certificate 15
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