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# 68 Somerset House Live Special - The Children Act / BlacKkKlansman / She's Got To have It
b'This week we\\u2019re joining by special guest Bart Layton, director of the upcoming heist caper American Animals. He previews the film ahead of its UK premiere at Film 4\\u2019s Sumer Screen at Somerset House, where this episode was recorded. Up for review are Richard Ayre\\u2019s high court drama, The Children Act, and Spike Lee\\u2019s white supremacist-skewering BlacKkKlansman. Michael Leader, David Jenkins and Hannah Woodhead also look back at Lee\\u2019s hit comedy from 1986, She\\u2019s Gotta Have It, for Film Club.
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