IMMIGRATION
May 2009
Brooklyn by Colm Tóibín
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April 2009
Political power and its abuses are the central concerns of three fine new productions: England People Very nice, Burnt by the Sun and King Lear
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March 2009
Eastwood's Gran Torino ticks all the boxes of a stereotypical immigration-is-good film
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February 2009
Robert Redeker has lived in hiding in France for two years. His offence? To have criticised the Prophet Muhammad
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