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including more than 20 children, murdered by a former police officer in their nursery school. the countrys prime minister hasjoined grieving parents, placing flowers in the town where the attack took place. now on bbc news — talking movies reports on some early highlights from this years new york film festival which is marking its 60th anniversary. hello from new york, im tom brook. welcome to talking movies. entered as programme, some early highlights from the new york film festival...

the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russias attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, has promised ukraine more weapons, including air defence systems. this next story is proof that vegetables are good for you, including growing them. sal chebbah from north kensington has been on a five—year mission to bring the community together by growing veg and, in particular, mushrooms. luke hanrahan�*s been to meet her. growing ...

An award-winning pianist and composer is set to perform at Bury Parish Church on Friday.

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With another writer thats tore her apart, and her healing from it during a trip to the desert, again with the help of men. why did you think this was an interesting aspect to explore? well, its similar to all my other ones. its like in corsage, a woman is stuck in her time, and this one again is stuck in her time, but its all the more tragic because she was actually brilliant. she was, i think, not only one of the best writers, she was one of the biggest great thinkers of her time, and she was n...

But margarethe von trottas film, starring vicky krieps, focuses on the personal aspect — a toxic love affair with another writer thats tore her apart, and her healing from it during a trip to the desert, again with the help of men. why did you think this was an interesting aspect to explore? well, its similar to all my other ones. its like in corsage, a woman is stuck in her time, and this one again is stuck in her time, but its all the more tragic because she was actually brilliant. she was, ...

To the desert, again with the help of men. why did you think this was an interesting aspect to explore? well, its similar to all my other ones. its like in corsage, a woman is stuck in her time, and this one again is stuck in her time, but its all the more tragic because she was actually brilliant. she was, i think, not only one of the best writers, she was one of the biggest great thinkers of her time, and she was never recognised for that. krieps has been recognised in her career. while she fi...

Of the best writers, she was one of the biggest great thinkers of her time, and she was never recognised for that. krieps has been recognised in her career. while she first reached international audiences with her part in paul thomas andersons 2017 film phantom thread, starring daniel day—lewis as a dress designer, her recent role in the film corsage as empress sissi of austria, won her the best performance prize in the un certain regard section at cannes. sissi, like ingeborg bachmann, was a ...

Tore her apart, and her healing from it during a trip to the desert, again with the help of men. why did you think this was an interesting aspect to explore? well, its similar to all my other ones. its like in corsage, a woman is stuck in her time, and this one again is stuck in her time, but its all the more tragic because she was actually brilliant. she was, i think, not only one of the best writers, she was one of the biggest great thinkers of her time, and she was never recognised for that. ...

With another writer thats tore her apart, and her healing from it during a trip to the desert, again with the help of men. why did you think this was an interesting aspect to explore? well, its similar to all my other ones. its like in corsage, a woman is stuck in her time, and this one again is stuck in her time, but its all the more tragic because she was actually brilliant. she was, i think, not only one of the best writers, she was one of the biggest great thinkers of her time, and she was n...