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Indie Focus: Sarah Polley's 'Take This Waltz' is a tricky dance
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[Los Angeles Times] - For Polley, who will soon be acting again in Wim Wenders' 3-D family drama "Everything Will Be Fine" while also adapting the Margaret Atwood period piece "Alias Grace" for herself, the ride came to capture some of the broader themes of the film. "It's
How the world sees Canada
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[CBC.ca] - After reading the work of Anne Hébert, Alice Munro, Margaret Atwood and Carol Shields, I became interested in finding out about the country and its people. As a French national living and working in the United Kingdom, Canada holds a very strong
How the world sees Canada
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[CBC.ca] - I fell in love with Canadian writing in while I read Margaret Atwood's Edible Woman and there was never any looking back. Since then, I've worked on scores of Canadian writers. I've always wanted to visit Canada since six years of my life went
Google News: Library Corner: Read these books before the end of the world
[Longview Daily News] - "The Handmaid's Tale," by Margaret Atwood. Canadian author Atwood's wonderful novel is her most famous. It describes a world where women have become subjugated by a repressive theocracy in a nation that lies somewhere in what was once the United
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