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This thoughtful hostage drama from Denmark depicts the events surrounding the capturing of Daniel Rye, a photojournalist, by ISIS in 2013.

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Mango growers produce bumper crop in Central Queensland despite tough season SunSunday 17 The Ryes bought their Alton Downs mango farm almost five years ago. ( Share Print text only Cancel A Central Queensland couple new to the mango industry has defied a national crash in the mango yield, increasing their production by 50 per cent. Key points: The Ryes have packed 45,000 trays of Honey Gold mangoes — a 50 per cent increase on last season This is partly a combination of near-perfect growing conditions as well getting their timing right for picking The Ryes acted early to secure their staff,...

Last modified on Tue 12 Jan 2021 09.45 EST Over the last couple of decades, Danish cinema has increasingly proved to have a strong aptitude for emotive, nuanced drama and intelligent engagement, particularly through documentary-making, with conflicts abroad. This inspired-by-a-true-story feature, from journeyman director Niels Arden Oplev (who helmed the original Girl With the Dragon Tattoo film) skilfully combines those two strands to tell the story of Daniel Rye, a young Danish photographer who was captured by Isis in Syria in 2013. Filmed in a wiggly, handheld fashion – such a signatu...