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Media screw ups do you need to hear before you realize its deliberate? how many times does wolf blitzer get to cry wolf? every week, an explosive story we are told was true turns out to be as false as julies eyelashes. todays big lie, the story of how president donald trump order lafayette square cleared with tear gas to make protesters, photo op. >> the secretary of defense in a photo op in front of the church after the peaceful protesters had been brutalized because of the presidents plans. >>...

I was open to this idea, i remember there was a doctor in wuhan who died, he was trying to raise awareness, there was long talk of people in that lab up to something, not being forthcoming and we know that china is an authoritarian, repressive society where telling the truth can be a death sentence for use all of that is real. but its also real that secretary pompeo and president trump did not provide any evidence and that we now have evidence that there were some people in that lab who got sick...

Cry Wolf (Ulven Kommer) looks at the fall-out from a teenager’s school essay Non-English-language drama VoD service Walter Presents has secured the UK rights to psychological mystery series Cry Wolf (Ulven Kommer). Originally commissioned and distributed by Danish pubcaster DR, the eight-parter explores the family and societal consequences when a teenage girl writes a school essay about her stepfather’s violent behaviour, which triggers an investigation by social services into the parents, ...

41 votes Despite 33.5% of the UK’s school population being from ethnic minority backgrounds, just 5% of the children’s books published in 2019 featured ethnic minority protagonists, and only 2% feature Black heroes. On a mission to help make a difference, Tangle Teezer joined forces with Woke Babies and a group of Black creators, including ex-Playdays presenter and award-winning British author Trish Cooke, to launch three new books inspired by classic fairy tales. The series of ‘HairyTa...

Local View: Saving wolves for the slaughter From the column: "Years ago, on a foggy summer morning, I came face to face with a wolf on the edge of the Chequamegon National Forest. ... It’s a disgrace and a shame and a crime if it was shot to death for political vindication (this past week). Or for fun." Written By: David McGrath | × Hunters and trappers in Wisconsin needed less than three days to exceed the DNRs wolf harvest goal quota by about 40%. (Photo courtesy of the Wis...

AP Photos In Shirley Jackson’s classic short story “The Lottery,” the villagers of a small town randomly choose one of their own to stone to death for no ostensible purpose other than the cathartic thrill of the kill. A similarly macabre lottery recently was conducted by our neighbors in Wisconsin. Following the Trump administration’s controversial removal of the gray wolf from the federal endangered species list, just days before Donald Trump left office, 2,380 Wisconsin hunters chose...

From left: Tigers director Ronnie Sandahl and actor Erik Enge Swedish soccer drama Tigers wins Best Nordic Film and Best Actor honors for star Erik Enge at the 2021 Goteborg Film Festival. Danish Oscar contender Another Round wins Audience Award. Tigers, a Swedish sports drama based on the true story of teenage soccer talent Martin Bengtsson, has won the top prize, the Dragon Award, for Best Nordic Film at the 2021 Göteborg Film Festival, Scandinavias top cinema event.  Ronnie Sandahl —the...

Welcome to Utmark. The jury statement reads: “We are immersed in a time when we are being bombarded with content, so we looked for a unique story. This one was super-smart, super-intelligent and had complex characters – who seem normal and dysfunctional at the same time. There is no black and white in this show. The characters contain both good and evil. The series pilot tells the story but leaves you with so much unanswered that you want to watch the rest. It questions you as a viewer. Wha...

Kim Fupz Aakeson, the writer of Norwegian comedy-drama Velkommen til Utmark (Welcome to Utmark), speaks to DQ about the film origins of his quirky series and the open landscapes that make it a Nordic western. While HBO Nordic’s eight-part Norwegian comedy-drama Velkommen til Utmark (Welcome to Utmark) has its origins as a feature film, writer Kim Fupz Aakeson wasn’t initially convinced by the idea to turn his movie pitch into a series. “We had a short couple of pages; it was an idea for ...

Death to 2020, WandaVision, every Harry Potter film: whats streaming in Australia in January Luke Buckmaster Film, US/UK, 2020 – out now That old saying “comedy is tragedy plus time” makes the point that terrible things can become hilarious with a little bit of distance. Creators Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones (who also helmed Black Mirror) are hoping audiences don’t need much time to view the – for want of a better word – absurdities of 2020 in a humorous light, ...