Film review: FACE TO FACE, from Built for Speed

Face to face, which is based on a David Williamson play, takes us into the often volatile world of conciliation hearings.  Like 12 Angry Men it uses a group confrontation to peel back the layers on a seemingly clear cut assault, challenge our initial perceptions of the incident, skewer stereotypes and reveal dark secrets about the participants. Red Dog’s Luke

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What’s on Built For Speed: Friday 16th September 2011

This week on Built for Speed we play music  from New York, particulary the legendary bands from the initial wave of punk such as The Ramones, Blondie and Television.  We also venture further back to hear The Velvet Underground and The New York Dolls and check out contemporary artists susch as The National and LCD Soundsystem.  We also review two

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Film review: HORRIBLE BOSSES from Built for Speed

Horrible Bosses is one of a spate of films that draw on the current economic uncertainty.  Three bumbling idiots fed up with their abusive bosses decide that, in the current climate, it makes more sense to kill their boss rather than look for another job. Jason Bateman is the eager but timid corporate guy whose main role is being a

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What’s on Built for Speed, Friday 9th Sept 2011

After stepping aside for the Battle of the Bands last week we are back with a jam packed show.  On the movie front we preview the Lavazza Italian Film Festival with its Director Elysia Zeccola Hill.  We’ll also be reviewing The Help and Horrible Bosses. There’s also plenty of great new music from Belles Will Ring and The Arctic Monkeys.  We’ll

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Built for Speed not on Fri 2nd September

Hi there Built for Speed listeners. Southern FM will be broadcasting the final of the Bayside Battle of the Bands on Fri 2nd September from 6:30 – 10:00pm so Built for Speed with Nick, CJ and Jimbo will not be broadcast this week.  We’ll be back on Fri 9th September.

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What’s on Built for Speed: Friday 26th August 2011

This week on Built for Speed we have a swag of films to review including family drama Beginners,  Irish buddy cop comedy The Guard and violent atrocity Conan: The Barbarian.  There’s also a gluttonous feast of great music including a focus on some of our favourite solo artists such as Paul Westerberg and Bob Dylan.  We’ll also preview this weekend’s UFC

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