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Join us for a chat about Saltburn, the black comedy thriller that had everyone talking in 2023. Emerald Fennel's film tells the story of Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan), a scholarship kid at Oxford who befriends the charming, fabulously wealthy aristocrat Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi). When Oliver's father dies unexpectedly, Oliver is reluctant to return home to his mother, who struggles with substance problems and mental illness, and so Felix kindly invites him to stay over summer at his family home, Saltburn. It's there that Oliver meets Felix's unconventional family, and he soon finds himself irresistibly drawn into an intoxicating world of sex, death and hedonism.

In the podcast today, we're talking nostalgia and vibes as we reminisce about the good old days of 2007, when indie music ruled the world and the height of teenage fashion was a Topshop dress or a Jack Wills hoodie. Does Saltburn signal a vibe shift back to the sounds and sights of the early 00s? And does the film succeed in its attempt to portray dark desires, complex relationships and psychological depth, or is it all just style over substance?

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Mr Shaitana had a reputation for hosting the best parties in London. That is, until he throws a 'murder party', which ends up being his last. Guests at the murder party include four people Shaitana suspects of murder (his 'collection of murderers') and four sleuths: private investigator Hercule Poirot, crime novelist Ariadne Oliver, secret serviceman Colonel Race and Superintendent Battle of Scotland Yard. During a game of bridge, Mr Shaitana is stabbed to death while he sleeps in an armchair by the fire, in full view of the four murderers. It's up to the four sleuths to figure out who is responsible for the crime.

Today we're talking about Agatha Christie's 1936 novel Cards on the Table, which contains some of Agatha Christie's most daring murders! In the episode, we'll be talking about the colourful characters who populate the story, including petty thieves, dashing explorers, dodgy doctors and top bridge players. We'll also be discussing the 2006 ITV production of Cards on the Table, starring David Suchet.

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