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German auteur Angela Schanelec is a staple at the Berlin film festival – for better or worse. The first shot of My Wife Cries...
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In the theatre of journalism, John Pilger is one of the great leading men....
After the introduction of Kindles and e-books and tablets, the world got a little bit...
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