The Last Journey (1935), the first film in season two of Kino Quickies, is a seat-of-the-pants, nail-biting thriller set aboard a runaway train, directed by Bernard Vorhaus.

It stars Hugh Williams as Gerald Winter, Godfrey Tearle as Sir Wilfred Rhodes, Judy Gunn as Diana and Julien Mitchell as Bob Holt, the train driver whose suicidal mania is causing such a to-do.

Our guest for the Q&A is Dr Martin Stollery who knows a thing or two about editing as he wrote British Film Editors .

Your hosts are Dom Delargy and Dr Lawrence Napper,

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Here's a very good article explaining what Quota Quickies are from the Cinema History Blog.

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Our sound engineer for this one (and the voice of "1930s man") was Robin Warren AKA Robin The Fog - follow him on Twitter.

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You can hear the trailer preview episode of Kino Quickies season two HERE.