ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Oscars are back on the telly on Sunday 2 March, so in this episode we’re diving into the world’s biggest awards night. The Academy Awards are emotional, celebratory and sometimes controversial.
But are they still relevant?
Joined by connoisseurs of cinema Dr Stuart Joy and Dr Adam Vaughan, on this episode Robyn's exploring what's changed over the awards' 97 years? What do this year's nominations mean, and what will this year’s ceremony bring? And, as always on ...Explained!, what might the future look like?
If you love film, take a look at our specialist courses - you can find out more at www.solent.ac.uk/subjects/film-tv-and-media
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