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Under the Walnut Tree: 400 Recipes Inspired by Seasonal Ingredients

Anna Bergenstrom and Fanny Bergenstrom

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This gorgeous and succesful book is now available in a paperback edition! Sweden's most famous...

Styling South Asian Youth Cultures: Fashion, Media & Society

Lipi Begum, Rohit K. Dasgupta and Reina Lewis

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For South Asia, fashion and consumption have come to play an increasingly important role in the...

Women of Intelligence: Winning the Second World War with Air Photos

Christine Halsall

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In World War Two an ornate Victorian mansion, overlooking the River Thames at Medmenham, in...

Abandoned Mansions of Ireland: 2016

Tarquin Blake

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From the mid-eighteenth century Irish country houses flourished. But factors such as the Great...

Renny Harlin recommended Lawrence of Arabia (1962) in Movies (curated)

Lawrence of Arabia (1962)

1962 | Drama, History, War

8.8

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"Another movie that is hugely influential to me and I never get tired of watching it. The cinemascope photography is unbelievable, evolutionary and fantastic. The performances, the production design and the pacing – it’s kind of slow but it draws you into it and it makes you wish there could still be movies like that nowadays. I mean most movies these days are made for teenagers. It’s almost as if people’s brains work differently these days. Maybe its commercials and music videos and videogames and you just want more stimuli at a faster pace. Filmmakers seem to be afraid to trust the audience more. I don’t mean that movies should be slow and boring, but if you have a good enough script you should be able to use the power of the image to tell a story. It’s like if you look at Pixar movies like Wall-E, actually I do think they have a slower pace, there’s such richness in every frame."

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