releases. She also presents a weekly arts show on BBC Radio 2 on Friday nights, which covers film. When the programme returned for a new series in November 2012, it began being referred to in the titles as Film 2012 with Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh with Leigh now co-host alongside Winkleman. Rotating presenters (2016–2018) In September 2016, Winkleman announced that she would be leaving the show. Following her departure, the show was hosted on rotation. Clara Amfo, Zoe Ball, Edith Bowman, Charlie Brooker, Al Murray, and Antonia Quirke, have all hosted at least twice. Danny Leigh served as the resident film critic from 2010 to 2017. Following Leigh's departure, recurring critic Ellen E Jones became the new resident critic. Each show, the presenter and resident critic were joined by another established screenwriter or critic. These included: Peter Bradshaw, Rhianna Dhillon, Chris Hewitt, Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Tim Robey, and Jason Solomons. In December 2018 the BBC dropped the show and, despite a spokesperson promising "an enhanced offer for lovers of film", fans were still dismayed by the change. Music The theme music of the show was I Wish I Knew by Billy Taylor, which is also known in its vocal version I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free, popularised by Nina Simone in a 1967 release. During short sequences of films being shown, incidental music would be played, often from a light jazz music style, known as hard bop. Unsquare Dance – Dave Brubeck Cantaloupe Island – Herbie Hancock Mas que Nada – Sérgio Mendes The More I See You – Harry Warren, performed by Chris Montez The Sidewinder – Lee Morgan Cast Your Fate to the Wind and Linus and Lucy – Vince Guaraldi References External links 1971 British television series debuts 2018 British television series endings 1970s British television series 1980s British television series 1990s British television series 2000s British television series BBC Television shows Film criticism television series Television series by BBC Studios