Ep. 64 The Blank Wall

“I don’t know where that ham came from, she thought. And I’m not
going to think about it. Ever.” We’re joined by writer Steven Sheil
to discuss a book of his own selecting: Elisabeth Sanxay Holding’s
The Blank Wall. Sheil is the screenwriter and director of Mum &
Dad, Dead Mine and Unmade as well as the co-curator of The Mayhem
Film Festival in Nottingham. Holding’s “domestic noir” provided the
basis for 2001’s The Deep End starring Tilda Swinton and Max
Ophüls’ The Reckless Moment - it’s the story of an average
housewife who finds herself wrapped up in manslaughter, blackmail
& all manner of mayhem seemingly at odds with her gentle,
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for Two” Outro music: Marcus Pinn / “Vegas”