Chiwetel Ejiofor, an acclaimed actor known for his powerful performances, joins for a captivating discussion. They delve into his new film 'Rob Peace,' exploring the importance of authentic storytelling about marginalized lives. Chiwetel shares insights on the challenges of acting and directing, emphasizing collaboration. The connection between classic cinema and personal memories surfaces, showcasing how films shape our identities. They reflect on emotional cinematic moments that resonate deeply, revealing a shared love for films that evoke nostalgia and profound feelings.

Alexandra Harris, academic and writer, discusses the significance of restoration in Shakespeare and the difficulties of modern dating. Chiwetel Ejiofor performs a speech from A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Pianist Stephen Hough discusses the invigorating nature of duty and its transformative effect on performers by analyzing Shakespeare's 'Once More Unto the Breach' from Henry V.