1.6 Casablanca

Coffee Pot Conversations hosted by An Englishman in Paris

In this episode, after a rooftop visit to a screening of the classic, I take a wider look at the film and explore a little of the historical context.

The book in the intro that I mention is Mummified by Angela Stienne and I bought it at Waterstones in Picadilly Circus. If you read the book, you'll realise why it's relevant on a few levels.

Rooftop Film Club: 7 & 8 Stratford Multi-Storey Car Park, Great Eastern Road, London E15 1XE

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