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Culture: Weekly reader Rosalind Pearson attends a unique film festival in Mexico which has the environment as its theme
Culture: When 23-year-old Cambridge student Armaan Kirmani graduated, a life in law beckoned. But a sudden whim took him to drama school. Now the Londoner is one of the growing batch of British Asians seeking to make their name in Bollywood
Culture: Geeta Anand describes how she came to write her book The Cure, based on the true story of John and Aileen Crowley, whose two children suffer from Pompe disease – now turned into a Hollywood movie
Culture: The La Révolution à la Poursuite du Crime exhibition at the Musée de l’Histoire de France
Culture: Can Argentine poetry, experiencing a boom at home, now make the leap outside its borders?
Culture: On the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, writer Lisa Selvidge describes her experiences of the country from 1984-1989 and how they inspired her to write her new novel
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