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[ad_1] Hiroshi Suenaga, who survived the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki and accompanied Mr. Saotome on these trips, including visiting the home of a Chinese man who was forced to work in the coal mines in Hokkaido during the war, said in an interview that Mr. Saotome was “very gentle and calm on the surface. , …
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[ad_1] As his brother’s reputation grew, he struggled with his status as the least famous member of his nuclear family. And while her parents are inspiring, she says they can be more helpful in the book. “I don’t know if you were wondering where my father was during those New York years,” he writes, “but …
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[ad_1] In her homeland of Alaska, Leigh Newman finds everything she needs to explore themes of betrayal and isolation, escape and disintegration (physical, psychological, spiritual). In his story collection NO ONE GOES ALIVE (Scribner, 278 p., $26) The heroic loom of the mountains – contented giants “with their faces ripped open by ice and moonlight” …
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[ad_1] PARIS – Audrey Diwan’s film “Happening,” about a back-street abortion in France in the 1960s, is not for cowards. In fact, the audience fainted at many screenings, including the movie screening. Venice Film Festival won the Golden Lion last September. In a recent interview, Diwan said, “It is often men who say that experience …
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[ad_1] It’s hard not to notice things on the Apple+ series “Severance”: bulky old computers; mocking chinese finger traps modern office incentives; phones with one timeNot iPhones. “We are doing our job, if you don’t do that Beware,” said Catherine Miller, the series prop master, in a phone interview last week. “We’re doing our job …
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[ad_1] Flora Purim was sitting alone at a Miles Davis concert once. Janis Joplin sat next to him and a friendship was born. After moving to Purim, New Jersey, he discovered that he was neighbors with João Gilberto. She invited him and beat him in Ping-Pong. Formed in 1965 at the João Sebastiao Bar in …
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[ad_1] From ‘The Corona Files’ by Jane Hertenstein Author, 63, Chicago. As soon as some restrictions were lifted in May 2020, Jane Hertenstein embarked on a cross-country bike trip to see her daughter cycling 2500 miles in Seaside, Ore. “After staying with him for a few weeks, I went back to Chicago but nothing felt …
[ad_1] Zhang, who had never acted in a feature film before responding to a casting notification for the project he saw on Instagram, has a personal connection to the neighborhood: It was there that his parents, both immigrants from China, first met. The actress, who studied business at a university in Paris and was 19 …
Continue reading “Parisian Love Stories for Less Talk, More Messaging Age”
[ad_1] If “Pretty Woman” is a Cinderella story for the “American Pyscho” era of corporate raids, if the protagonist has her aggression on her sleeve, “Fifty Shades” is a story for the “Dark Money” era. As part of his appeal, James offers Gray’s annoying silences and his subtracted back story, his penchant for snooping. The …
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[ad_1] We know from pieces what we know about Hart Island, one of the largest mass grave sites in the country. Pieces of history, memory, testimony. Since the 1800s, this pottery field in Long Island Sound has been marginalized, unidentified, and the final resting place for the sick. New York’s homeless Stillborn babies with no …
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[ad_1] This is a review of the original production of “Coal Country”, which is showing at the Cherry Lane Theater through April 17. At the beginning of the new game “Land of Coal” We’re told it’s a “West Virginia story about 29 men and a big machine.” This is an understated way of informing the …
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[ad_1] With three out of five nominations, Netflix almost takes a big leap forward in this year’s short documentary category, but one of those three nominations stands out. “Voice” Directed by Matt Ogens, the film observes the high school football team at the Maryland School for the Deaf focusing on one player, Amaree McKenstry. Her …
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