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Cabin FM Monday 13 April 2026Highlights from my final Cabin FM Drive on Monday 13 April 2026 featuring a look back at th...
14/04/2026

Cabin FM Monday 13 April 2026

Highlights from my final Cabin FM Drive on Monday 13 April 2026 featuring a look back at this day in history, travel updates, community news, and music from across the decades including the songs that were no. 1 on the UK Singles Chart on this day in 1966, 1968, 1970, 1978, 1980 and 1982.

Highlights from my final Cabin FM Drive on Monday 13 April 2026 featuring a look back at this day in history, travel updates, community news, and music from across the decades including the songs t…

Cabin at the Movies Saturday 11 April 2026On this week's Cabin at the Movies, Vik McBride and Cheryl Turtlemoon tell us ...
14/04/2026

Cabin at the Movies Saturday 11 April 2026

On this week's Cabin at the Movies, Vik McBride and Cheryl Turtlemoon tell us why Grease is the word, Jon Parsons makes the case for why 12 Angry Men is a brilliant legal drama, Malcolm Dixon explains why The Apartment is an outstanding movie, in the week it won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1961, and James Newton extols the virtues of Steptoe and Son Ride Again. Plus a look back at this week in movie history and a review of the latest cinema releases including The Drama. Comments

On this week’s Cabin at the Movies, Vik McBride and Cheryl Turtlemoon tell us why Grease is the word, Jon Parsons makes the case for why 12 Angry Men is a brilliant legal drama, Malcolm Dixon…

Million Dollar Baby (Clint Eastwood, 2004)‘Million Dollar Baby’ is is an outstanding film – beautifully textured and one...
11/04/2026

Million Dollar Baby (Clint Eastwood, 2004)

‘Million Dollar Baby’ is is an outstanding film – beautifully textured and one that almost wrong-foots you on a first viewing, because for much of its running time it feels like a layered, character-driven boxing drama. We spend a great deal of time in the ring, following Hilary Swank’s Maggie, a determined female fighter who is desperate to be trained by Clint Eastwood’s grizzled Frankie....

‘Million Dollar Baby’ is is an outstanding film – beautifully textured and one that almost wrong-foots you on a first viewing, because for much of its running time it feels like a layered, characte…

KMTV Kent Tonight Thursday 9 April 2026Chris Deacy talking to Kristin Hawthorne at KMTV about biopics ahead of the relea...
09/04/2026

KMTV Kent Tonight Thursday 9 April 2026

Chris Deacy talking to Kristin Hawthorne at KMTV about biopics ahead of the release of the new Michael Jackson movie. And find out Chris’s favourite biopic and what works and doesn’t work with films about celebrities.

Chris Deacy talking to Kristin Hawthorne at KMTV about biopics ahead of the release of the new Michael Jackson movie. And find out Chris’s favourite biopic and what works and doesn’t work with film…

Cabin FM Tuesday 7 April 2026Highlights from Afternoons on Cabin with Chris Deacy on 7 April 2026.
09/04/2026

Cabin FM Tuesday 7 April 2026

Highlights from Afternoons on Cabin with Chris Deacy on 7 April 2026.

Highlights from Afternoons on Cabin with Chris Deacy on 7 April 2026.

Erin Brockovich (Steven Soderbergh, 2000)This is really a one-woman crusade — the story of someone without a legal backg...
08/04/2026

Erin Brockovich (Steven Soderbergh, 2000)

This is really a one-woman crusade — the story of someone without a legal background who uses her intuition, common sense, moral outrage and lived experience as a single mother in difficult financial circumstances to take on a powerful corporation and win. It’s an updated, feminist David-and-Goliath story. The corporation has poisoned the local water supply, causing serious illness and cancer among residents, yet is determined to protect its own interests rather than acknowledge wrongdoing or pay the compensation that is clearly deserved....

This is really a one-woman crusade — the story of someone without a legal background who uses her intuition, common sense, moral outrage and lived experience as a single mother in difficult financi…

Fuze (David Mackenzie, 2025)‘Fuze’ is a highly immersive British thriller built around what initially seems like a strai...
08/04/2026

Fuze (David Mackenzie, 2025)

‘Fuze’ is a highly immersive British thriller built around what initially seems like a straightforward scenario: an unexploded wartime bomb is discovered on a construction site in London, forcing the area into lockdown while a military unit is brought in to defuse it. But all is not what it seems. Within the sealed-off zone, a jewellery heist unfolds, and although the two situations appear unrelated at first, it gradually becomes clear that there is a connection – one that stretches back to British military involvement in Afghanistan more than a decade earlier....

‘Fuze’ is a highly immersive British thriller built around what initially seems like a straightforward scenario: an unexploded wartime bomb is discovered on a construction site in London, forcing t…

Cabin FM Monday 6 April 2026Highlights from Cabin FM’s Drive on Monday 6 April 2026 featuring a look back at this day in...
06/04/2026

Cabin FM Monday 6 April 2026

Highlights from Cabin FM’s Drive on Monday 6 April 2026 featuring a look back at this day in history, travel updates, community news, and music from across the decades including the songs that were no. 1 on the UK Singles Chart on this day in 1965, 1967, 1973, 1974, 1983 and 1988.

Highlights from Cabin FM’s Drive on Monday 6 April 2026 featuring a look back at this day in history, travel updates, community news, and music from across the decades including the songs that were…

Cabin at the Movies Saturday 4 April 2026Highlights from Cabin at the Movies on 4 April 2026, featuring a look at this w...
05/04/2026

Cabin at the Movies Saturday 4 April 2026

Highlights from Cabin at the Movies on 4 April 2026, featuring a look at this week in movie history, reviews of the latest movies including 'Reminders of Him', and a selection of movie chats:🎥 John Lyden on Ben-Hur🎥 Martin Farbrother on My Fair Lady🎥 Janet Groom on The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie🎥 Drew Oldfield on A Beautiful Mind🎥 Lawrence Jackson on Lawrence of Arabia🎥 Trevor Chapman on The Bridges of Madison County🎥 Frankie Denton on West Side Story🎥 Chris Solomon on American Beauty

Highlights from Cabin at the Movies on 4 April 2026, featuring a look at this week in movie history, reviews of the latest movies including ‘Reminders of Him’, and a selection of movie …

The Drama (Kristoffer Borgli, 2026)This is a film that certainly lives up to its title. At times ‘The Drama’ is almost e...
03/04/2026

The Drama (Kristoffer Borgli, 2026)

This is a film that certainly lives up to its title. At times ‘The Drama’ is almost excruciating to watch. We follow an engaged couple who, just days before their wedding, are thrown into crisis by a deeply unsettling revelation. Emma, played by Zendaya, confesses to something she almost did when she was 15 – something genuinely disturbing – and suddenly Robert Pattinson’s Charlie is forced to confront whether this is something he can live with in the woman he’s about to marry....

This is a film that certainly lives up to its title. At times ‘The Drama’ is almost excruciating to watch. We follow an engaged couple who, just days before their wedding, are thrown into crisis by…

The Good Boy (Jan Komasa, 2025)There’s a genuine creepiness to this film, very reminiscent of ‘A Clockwork Orange’ in it...
02/04/2026

The Good Boy (Jan Komasa, 2025)

There’s a genuine creepiness to this film, very reminiscent of ‘A Clockwork Orange’ in its themes of mind control and the forced reform of an out-of-control young man – turning him into a supposedly respectable citizen through coercion and psychological pressure. It raises that central question: do people really change for the better, or simply conform because they’re forced to become what society expects?...

There’s a genuine creepiness to this film, very reminiscent of ‘A Clockwork Orange’ in its themes of mind control and the forced reform of an out-of-control young man – turning him into a supposedl…

Little Shop of Horrors (Frank Oz, 1986)This is a musical that is absurd, even absurdist, but also incredibly funny. Made...
02/04/2026

Little Shop of Horrors (Frank Oz, 1986)

This is a musical that is absurd, even absurdist, but also incredibly funny. Made in 1986 yet set in the doo-wop world of early 1960s New York, and filmed at Pinewood, it has a wonderfully stylised feel. At its heart is a genuinely sweet story, with the hapless, weedy Seymour, played by Rick Moranis, falling for the shop assistant Audrey (Ellen Greene), whose breathy, Marilyn Monroe-style voice adds to the film’s charm....

This is a musical that is absurd, even absurdist, but also incredibly funny. Made in 1986 yet set in the doo-wop world of early 1960s New York, and filmed at Pinewood, it has a wonderfully stylised…

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