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[ad_1] Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s “Miracle”Distance” is that it absorbs constantly, even when there isn’t much – which is often the case. A photographer before becoming the dean of Turkish filmmakers, Ceylan is a master of existential anxiety and a transformed everyday life that invites films to contemplation. Opening in the United States in 2004 and …
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[ad_1] His body, his choice, his life. This is the clear refrain from “Happening,” a powerful French drama about a woman who wants to have an abortion. Arriving in the USA at a rough moment in the early 1960s, at a time when procedure was criminalized in France, The Supreme Court apparently decided in Roe …
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[ad_1] Chas Sumner has heard the exam question in all its forms. “Which club has an international border in the center line of their stadium?” was asked. Or this: “Which football team has changed in one country and played in another?” Or: “Where in England you can take corners and score in Wales?” Sumner knew …
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[ad_1] A man is sitting in a room, alone in his head, alone in the world. We hear his words, his thoughts, in a voiceover, which is a portal to his reality. It’s a friendly, unmodulated voice, and what it says is often unremarkable to the point of mediocrity. Yet something is bothering the man …
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[ad_1] This makes Con a truly unfortunate outlier. In one of the many faults in her case, her clone came online long after her last download, leaving a huge void in her memory and dooming her to mental and physical deterioration, possibly due to corruption in her data. Matthew FitzSimmons with his new novel “Constance”.Credit…Douglas …
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