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Ellen Lande

Lande is a film writer and director and a regular writer for Ny Tid.
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An example of the invaluable value of free art

September 11st: Torild Street's charcoal drawing of the view from Twin Towers will be part of the permanent collection at the 9 / 11 Memorial Museum at Ground Zero in New York next month.
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Interpretation and prejudice

The dramatizations of our great national tragedy are in line. Why is it more sensitive that a foreigner manages 22. Christmas story than one of our own filmmakers?
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Portrait of a child worker

Thousands of little girls all the way down to the age of 6 are sent from their poor homes in the countryside to the capital to earn some lousy cash. There they are exchanged under bars that can break even a powerful adult back.
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Exodus Catch 22

Chinese contemporary artist and filmmaker Ai Weiwei tackles the life-and-death frenzy of technicolor homeless human hordes.
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Film Noir that triggers reading pleasure

Spectacular and glamorous genre tribute with the Cold War as the backdrop: Chile's national poet Pablo Neruda is chased by the authorities during dramatic days in 1948.
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A film critic looks back

An emotional involvement in the film industry makes Lismen's book about Norwegian film stand out.
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MOVIE FROM THE SOUTH: The grandmothers, the sex slavery and the excuse

They were born as human beings, but were never allowed to live normal human lives.
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Soreness among strangers

A suggestive tribute to the golden age of the avant-garde film draws me right in with its hypnotic soundscape – Japanese children's song, piano and a narrative voice. But then!
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Kitchen Sink High Conceptualism

Shelly Silver shows no humility when it comes to relevance and sustainability in her project, but takes the space and time and oozes self-confidence.
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