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Soviet expansionism: Fedor Ozep's transnational cinema
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Resume: La carriere du cineaste emigre Fedor Ozep illustre la facon par laquelle l'esthetique cinematographique transnationale est souvent marginalise par les discours qui theorisent les cinemas nationaux.
Ozep... represents all those refugees, nomads and exiles whom fate drove from one country and era to another and who regularly get passed over in criticism, either because they fit none of the patterns or because they disappear into the diversity of them. Raymond Durgnat1
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Soviet expansionism: Fedor Ozep's transnational cinema
Canadian Journal of Film Studies
; Resume: La carriere du cineaste emigre Fedor Ozep illustre la facon par laquelle l'esthetique cinematographique transnationale est souvent marginalise par les discours qui theorisent les cinemas nationaux. Ozep represents all those refugees, nomads and exiles whom fate drove from one country and
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'Corpse' lives at Shoreline.(Shoreline Entertainment acquires movie rights for "The Living Corpse" comicbook)(Brief article)
Daily Variety
; Shoreline Entertainment has optioned the film rights to adult indie comicbook The Living Corpse, created by Ken Haeser and Buz Hasson. Shoreline CEO Morris Ruskin will produce the project as a live-action feature written and helmed by Justin Ritter. The Living Corpse --initially self-published by
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 "Sunday Mirror (London, England)")
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Bodybuilding drugs turned me into a living corpse...; MR MUSCLES RICHARD FARMER TELLS HOW HIS DREAM OF CREATING THE PERFECT BODY ENDED IN A NIGHTMARE.(News)
Sunday Mirror (London, England)
; BODYBUILDER Richard Farmer swallowed bottles of steroids in a desperate attempt to become superhuman. Instead he rotted alive. By the age of 30, the former British champion was at death's door. The illegal drugs that were meant to turn him into a muscle-bound god had reduced him to a living corpse
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 "Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)")
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TheFarSide.(Features)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; Byline: BY GARY LARSON Oh yeah? Well, I'd rather be a living corpse made from dismembered body parts than a hunchbacked little grave robber like you!
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 "The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)")
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AILING YELTSIN STILL EXPECTED TO WIN ELECTION.(GENERAL NEWS)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)
; Byline: Knight-Ridder News Service MOSCOW< -- Russian voters seem to prefer reformer in questionable ... articulated. Tuesday, Lebed made a pitch for more authority, telling a news conference: Problems have to be solved for the sake of the future, and ...
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'Living corpse' wakes up after 19 years in coma
Yorkshire Post
; ... into a coma. Doctors also found cancer in his brain and said he would not live, according to a local newspaper which broke the news of his recovery. When doctors could do no more, Mr Grzewski's wife took him home and cared for him, sensing in him a strong will ...
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 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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Yeltsin 'a living corpse'.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Sick Boris Yeltsin was paraded on TV yesterday in a desperate bid to avert an election disaster tomorrow. The Russian leader, who had not been seen in public for five days, failed to kill off rumours that he was seriously ill. Yeltsin, 65, looked stiff and uneasy - a far cry from two weeks ago when
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 "AAP General News (Australia)")
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Vic:Terminally ill woman wants euthanasia
AAP General News (Australia)
; 00-00-0000 Vic:Terminally ill woman wants euthanasia EDS NOTE: Changing keyword from Euthanasia MELBOURNE, May 26 AAP - A terminally ill Melbourne woman suffering from motor neurone disease has declared her intention to take her own life rather than become a living corpse. Sandy Williamson, a
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An exercise in negative thinking
The Independent - London
; SOHO; some damned cafe or other, can't remember which, doesn't matter which, they're all the same: tables, steam, waitresses not so much being waitresses as acting them; they all have Equity cards and are waiting for their break. Clientele: as interchangeable as the cafes. Time: the grey zone, the
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 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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18 years on, Brian Keenan returns to city that left him a 'living corpse'; GOOD TIMES: Brian with Audrey, Jack and Cal in the Bekaa Valley SURVIVORS: John McCarthy, Terry Waite and Brian reunited in 1993.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; Byline: Antonia Hoyle FORMER Beirut hostage Brian Keenan has told of his terror as he returnedthere for the first time since he was released from captivity 18 years ago. He was held in the Lebanese capital by Hezbollah terrorists during thecountry's civil war. For 1,574 days, he was kept in
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