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“I’m a Brit, so watching the movie in Leipzig was a disturbing experience.”
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In the intimate room, it isn’t just the narrative of the play that we, the audience, are immersed in; a braid of colourful narratives weaves itself throughout the room, gliding between the storytellers, the puppeteers and the audience.
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The film’s Oscar-winning protagonist manages to convey the overwhelming weight of grief in his silence and body language, without an ounce of overacting.
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From now on, if ever I come across a statue of Venus, I will look at it differently.
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As characters in this acclaimed movie, the white people are mostly background, who barely react in the midst of the revolution these women bring into their segregated bubble.
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What’s the recipe for making a highly addictive TV show – besides the base ingredients of murder and sex?
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