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IFC continues Cannes buying frenzy – picks up Tedeschi’s ‘Actresses’
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2007 European Film Academy Doc Noms
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Interview: Corneliu Porumboiu
There is a line in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia that states “we might be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us. This is a telling prophecy for events that struck up a deep nerve in the political shifting found in most Eastern Europe states means that the older generations who were first victimized by the red state politics are now finding themselves lost in the shuffle. The current defrosting of old communist state shows that the collective memory may intricately be different – but there is a truth that unifies the people on the different sides of the fences.
