Film club is like busses on this pod. Nothing for weeks, then three in a row. Yes, that’s right, we’ve another film club coming next, but today it’s Zulu, the classic film directed by Cy Enfield and starring Michael Caine, Stanley Baker and Jack Hawkins. We discuss whether it’s racist, Welsh or just a damn good movie. Joining me today is Roger Moorhouse, historian and author, and in place of Tim again, it’s Alec Marsh, Telegraph columnist, writer for the Spectator and the author of historical thrillers.
Coming next, Tim and I discuss Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway.
Alec Marsh at the Telegraph
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