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AS the country gears up to commemorate the start of the First World War, one Oxfordshire family will remember its heroes.
A century ago, Keziah Parker watched her six sons and husband Felix go to war, but only one of her sons returned unscathed. Four of them died.
A hundred years later, grandson Albert Parker researched his family tree and discovered the tragic sacrifice his uncles had made, and his grandmother's terrible loss.
Albert Parker with a plaque in memory of his great-uncle, Maurice Hirons
Mr Parker, 74, said: "I can't think of any woman I have ever read about who could have had a harder life than my grandmother. She was just an amazing woman.
"When her first husband died she had eight children and no income. She used to go out to work, take in washing and stand ironing until 2am.
"Then after having such a hard job bringing them up, then to lose them, it's a dreadful story. I think it's unbelievable what my grandmother went through receiving all those telegrams."
Mr Parker's grandmother, of North Street, Bicester, waved off her sons, William, George, Maurice, Francis, Joseph, and Arthur, and second husband Felix as they joined the Army to fight in Europe.
Over the four years of war, she received four telegrams to inform her her sons, Maurice, Francis, Joseph and Arthur had been killed in action.
In one letter Joseph's commanding officer wrote to inform Keziah of his death, only to write again weeks later to tell her he had made a mistake and although he had been hit by bullets, he had actually survived.
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Joseph lost an eye and returned to Bicester for leave in 1916, but he went back to the battlefields and died in Flanders.
Mr Parker has fond memories of his uncle Bill, who managed to return unscathed.
He said: "He was a lovely man – he was very kind.
"But I never remember him talking about the war."
Keziah's son Maurice was the first to be killed just months after Britain joined the war.
Maurice was just 20 when he was killed in Ypres, France, on November 7.
The following August, the family was dealt a second blow when Francis, 26, was killed near Ypres.
Francis Hirons
In February 1916, Keziah was told Joseph had been killed in action at the front after he was among a team of bombers sent to fight the Germans after an attack on a trench.
In a letter from his commander Lt Douglas Burn, Joseph was described as a "real good soldier" and his loss was a "great blow to both myself and the platoon, especially the other Bicester boys, Bottrell, Grace and Geden".
But weeks later there was joyous news for the family as it turned out there had been a case of mistaken identity.
Arthur Hirons
The final letter was received just three months before the war ended in 1918. It told that Arthur, 28, had been killed in Flanders.
Mr Parker said: "During the course of the Great War, Keziah had lost four of her sons and seen a fifth son badly wounded.
"No Bicester family made a greater sacrifice during the First World War than the Hirons family."
The story behind Bicester family's great sacrifice
Keziah Hitchman was born in Wootton and at the age of 20 she married farm worker Arthur Hirons, 26, of Duns Tew, near Bicester.
Two years later, the couple and their children William and Arthur, moved to Little Chesterton, near Bicester. They had six more children, Francis, George, Maurice, Edith, Joseph and Robert.
In 1898 Arthur died of pneumonia.
Eight years later in 1906, Keziah married 26-year-old Felix Parker, a Bicester council worker, and the pair had three children, John, James and Hilda Parker.
Keziah died in 1944 aged 77.
When the First World War started, the family were living in North Street, Bicester, and Keziah's second husband Felix, and her sons Arthur, William and Joseph joined the Army.
William Hirons left school at 14 and worked as a shepherd boy, and later a carter working with horses on a farm at Duns Tew.
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He joined the Royal Engineers as a driver with horses in 1914. He worked with horses throughout the war and returned unscathed to Bicester. He died in 1976, aged 84.
George Hirons joined the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in 1908. in 1918 he was invalided with shell-shock. He died the same year in a home in Oxford. He was 27.
George Hirons
Maurice joined the military about a year before war started and was called-up to serve in 1914.
Initially he was based in Aldershot, and then France in September 1914 to reinforce the 2nd Battalion of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.
At 20, he died on November 7. He has no grave, but his name is listed on the Menin Gate memorial in Ypres.
Francis joined the Navy in 1907, when he was 18, but later transferred to the Army and joined the 3rd Battalion The Rifle Brigade. In 1913 he became a bugler. While stationed in Ireland, he met and married Catherine Nugent.
Francis was sent to France with his battalion as part of the British Expeditionary Force.
In August 14, 1915, he was wounded and taken to hospital where he died two days later. He was 26. Back in Ireland, his wife was pregnant with his second child.
Joseph joined the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in 1914. A young Joseph would have been 17 or 18 when he joined up.
His commanding officer wrote to Joseph's mother informing her of his death, but just weeks later sent another note apologising for his mistake.
Joseph was recovering his hospital after being shot in his face, chest and buttock.
He returned to Bicester in July 1916 for leave before returning to his unit. He returned to fight in France and was killed in Flanders. The year is unknown.
Arthur joined the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in 1914.
Initially he was deployed in the UK guarding bridges and then sent to France. He was killed in Flanders in 1918, just three months before the end of the war. He has no known grave.
Felix Hirons
Felix joined the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in 1914. Initially he was deployed in the UK guarding bridges. He survived the war and died in 1946.
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The 44th edition of the Festival du Nouveau Cinema has just announced their entire lineup and it's pretty insane! The festival which takes place in Montreal from October 7 to 18 is screening nearly 400 films and events in only 11 days. This includes 151 feature films and 203 short films from 68 countries – 49 world premieres, 38 North American premieres and 60 Canadian premieres. Give credit to the team of programmers: Claude Chamberlan, Dimitri Eipides Julien Fonfrède, Philippe Gajan, Karolewicz Daniel, Marie-Hélène Brousseau, Katayoun Dibamehr and Gabrielle Tougas-Frechette.
Below is the lineup. There's a lot to process so take your sweet time!
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The whole New Testament directed by Jaco Van Dormael (Toto the Hero, Mr Nobody, The Eighth Day), will kick off this 44th edition.
After its world premiere at the Directors' Fortnight at Cannes last May, the new opus unconventional Belgian director, starring Benoît Poelvoorde (Three Hearts, Ransom of Glory), Yolande Moreau (Mammuth, »
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28 September 2015 9:30 AM, PDT | ioncinema | See recent ioncinema news »
In the nine consecutive years I've attended the Toronto International Film Festival, it remains an elusive monstrosity of an event. With its hundreds of offerings, it's a gluttonous buffet for the committed cineaste, a playground of auteurs mixed with unknown quantities. Even after having attended Sundance and Cannes, navigating the selections still somehow feels like 'catching up' with entries from Berlin, Locarno, and the concurrent Venice. And, therefore, everyone's Toronto experience is bound to seem a bit different, even as streamlined as the festival is as it remains one of the most press and public friendly film festivals in existence.
Of course, there's always complaints (or questions) as to what doesn't make an appearance at the festival, and we're always subject to the tastes of various programmers. For instance, why exactly room could not have been made for Polish master Andrzej Zulawski's first »
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12 September 2015 2:43 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Poland's strong showing at Toronto with six pics screening from helmers at all career levels is no fluke, according to those in the emerging art film center of Eastern Europe.
Films such as Jerzy Skolimowki's thriller "11 Minutes," screening in the fest's Masters section, continue flying the standard for respected Polish voices in the tradition of Krzysztof Kieslowski and Roman Polanski. Skolimowski's project shares screening berths at Toronto with pics that show off rising talent on the global stage and voices still undiscovered outside of Europe.
The Polish-Israeli "Demon," (pictured) an unconventional exploration of possession by Marcin Wrona, is screening in the fest's Vanguard section and illustrates foreign co-prods, as does Magnus von Horn's Polish-Swedish-French debut "The Here After." Documentarian Wiktoria Szymanska's Polish-u.K.-Danish-Mexican narrative debut "7 Sheep," a short film exploring the meaning of family, loneliness and escape, screens in fest's Short Cuts »
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17 June 2015 2:06 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
If you happened to attend this year's Midnight Sun Film Festival in northern Finland — one of those bucket-list destinations for the handful of globe-trotting movie lovers who've heard of it — you might have allowed yourself to be hypnotized by all five-and-a-half hours of "From What Is Before," Lav Diaz's black-and-white historical epic about the collapse of a barrio in his native Philippines. Then again, you might have opted for the more manageable endurance test of "L'il Quinquin," Bruno Dumont's 197-minute comic miniseries about murder in a small French village, or perhaps sampled one of three two-hour installments of Portuguese auteur Miguel Gomes' "Arabian Nights," a recent critical sensation at Cannes.
These are films that, if you give yourself over to their dense narratives and marathon running times, can dramatically alter how you experience the passage of time. As such, they made for ideal viewing at »
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17 May 2015 9:23 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
The creative juices of the Polish film industry have been stirred by the foreign-language film Oscar win of Pawel Pawlikowski's "Ida" (pictured), as well as short doc nods for "Joanna" and "Our Curse." As the Polish Film Institute caps its first decade of existence, it can speak of a measurable success in each of its initial goals: increasing domestic production, improving quality of the films and boosting box office sales for Polish films both at home and abroad.
With many eyes directed now at the Polish scene (as well as with many international producers seeking co-production opportunities), it's becoming clear that there are strong new Polish voices to reckon with. Some, such as Malgorzata Szumowska (in her Silver Bear-winning "Body") and Grzegorz Jaroszuk (in his quirky satire "Kebab & Horoscope") prefer to deal with contemporary subjects, while others plunge head-first into Poland's troubled 20th century history (Jan Komasa »
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17 May 2015 9:20 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Arguably the leading player in the rapidly expanding world of Polish film production, the Polish Film Institute has become a hub of activity in the decade since it was established. The institute was founded with the mission of revitalizing the country's production sector, with a focus on art films.
Funding for production is derived from a 1.5% tax on the revenue of broadcasters, distributors and movie theaters, with the government paying for the org's overhead.
Now, having co-financed more than 500 films made by directors ranging from first-timers to international lions such as Andrzej Wajda (Oscar-nommed "Katyn") and Jerzy Skolimowski ("Essential Killing"), and after partnering on prestigious international productions such as Lars von Trier's "Antichrist," it's clear that the org has found its calling, crowned by the foreign-language Oscar win for Pawel Pawlikowski's 2014 "Ida."
That film not only earned international accolades, but the black-and white-film about a »
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17 May 2015 8:54 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Agnieszka Odorowicz has been general director of the Polish Film Institute since it was set up 10 years ago. She talks with Variety's Leo Barraclough about the aspirations and achievements of the Institute.
How would you describe the state of the Polish film industry in 2005? Was it in good health?
It was in poor health. The production level was about 20 films per year. Now, it's twice as many. But the film industry was united; we all wanted to implement the new cinema law as we knew that strength lies in a solid financing structure. The new cinema law put a tax on distributors, television and cable TV operators, saying that 1.5% of their income should be devoted to the Polish Film Institute. Every year we have about $44 million to spend, mostly for production but also for promotion, both national and international, and educational programs.
Ten years later, what would you »
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7 April 2015 7:32 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Ivan Ostrochovský's boxer drama Goat (Koza) has been named Best Film at the 20th Vilnius International Film Festival.
The film, which had its world premiere in the Berlinale's Panorama section in February, won the ¨New Europe - New Names¨ competition at the festival, which ran from March 19 to April 2.
The film, about a former Olympic boxer who goes on a punishing 'tour' to raise some fast cash, also took home the Cicae Art Cinema Award.
Goat (Koza), which won the works in progress prize at last year's Karlovy Vary, is handled internationally by fledgling sales company Pluto Film.
The ¨New Europe - New Names¨ jury, which included Chilean director Cristián Jiménez, Israeli actress Hadas Yaron, and Romanian actor Vlad Ivanov, gave its award for Best Director to Ukraine's Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy for The Tribe and its acting honours to Hungary's Márton Kristóf (Afterlife) and Bulgaria's Margita Gosheva (The Lesson).
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16 February 2015 1:36 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Scott Foundas: Well, Peter, another Berlin Film Festival has come to a close, ending on a high note with the awarding of its top prize, the Golden Bear, to Jafar Panahi's "Taxi." Panahi's film screened right at the start of the festival and emerged as an early consensus favorite among critics here. As it turns out, the Darren Aronofsky-led jury felt the same way, and I'd like to think their decision was based solely on the movie's artistic merits, rather than the unfortunate position in which its director finds himself in his native Iran, where he's been under house arrest for the last four years. It's impossible, of course, to watch "Taxi" without thinking about the unusual circumstances under which it was made — something this highly self-reflexive film very much invites you to do. But what makes "Taxi" a great movie, I think, »
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16 February 2015 9:31 AM, PST | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
"An incredible selection" was the verdict given by jury president Darren Aronofsky about the Berlinale's 2015 competition line-up.
Speaking at the the closing gala, Aronofsky said: "Hats off to Dieter [Kosslick], the curators have made an incredible selection. It's been incredibly difficult to decide on the prizes (…) there were so many quality films that it was hard not to award many, many of the films."
In fact, the International Jury, which included actors Daniel Brühl and Audrey Tautou and the former Golden Bear winner Claudia Llosa from Peru, gave awards to nine of the 19 Competition titles by splitting two of the prizes, and showed the unanimity of its decisions by all being on stage together for the presentation of the awards in the Berlinale Palast.
Jafar Panahi's Taxi became the second Iranian film in the Berlinale's 65-year history to win the Golden Bear - after Asghar Farhadi's A Separation in 2011 - and is Panahi »
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14 February 2015 1:38 PM, PST | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
The Notebook's Adam Cook and Daniel Kasman have been covering the Berlin International Film Festival since its opening day, and the 2015 awards have just been announced. The jury this year consisted of Darren Aronofsky, Daniel Brühl, Bong Joon-ho, Martha de Laurentiis, Claudia Llosa, Audrey Tautou, and Matthew Weiner.
Golden Bear
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Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize
The Club (Pablo Larraín)
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Alfred Bauer Prize
Ixcancul Volcano (Jayro Bustamente)
Our take: 1
Best Director
Radu Jude (Aferim)
Malgorzata Szumowska (Body)
Best Actress
Charlotte Rampling (45 Years)
Our take: 1
Best Actor
Tom Courtenay (45 Years)
Our take: 1
Best Script
Patricio Guzmán (The Pearl Button)
Our take: 1
Outstanding Artistic Contribution
"Sturla Brandth Grøvlen for the camera in Victoria"
"Evgeniy Privin and Sergey Mikhalchuk for the camera in Under Electric Clouds" »
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14 February 2015 11:31 AM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
The 65th annual Berlin International Film Festival has drawn to a close with Darren Aronofsky's jury settling on awards for films in competition. Jafar Panahi's "Taxi" walked away with top honors, while the "45 Years" duo of Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling won acting honors. Following big lifts for films like "Boyhood" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel" at the 2014 edition, however, this year's fest didn't sound as loud a thunderclap. But the current Oscar season was still on the brain for reviewers who couldn't resist noting a film like "Victoria's" place in the wake of "Birdman" (the Sebastian Schipper heist thriller was filmed in one continuous take and picked up a prize Saturday for cinematography). Check out the full list of Berlinale winners below. Golden Bear (Best Film) Jafar Panahi, "Taxi" Silver Bear (Grand Jury Prize) Pablo Larrain, "El Club" Silver Bear (Best Director) Radu Jude, "Aferim!" Malgorzata Szumowska, »
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14 February 2015 11:26 AM, PST | AwardsDaily.com | See recent AwardsDaily news »
Golden Bear: Taxi (Jafar Panahi) Best Actress: Charlotte Rampling, 45 Years Best Actor: Tom Courtenay, 45 Years Best Director: (tie) Radu Jude for Aferim! and Malgorzata Szumowska for Body Silver Bear Grand »
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14 February 2015 11:19 AM, PST | eyeforfilm.co.uk | See recent eyeforfilm.co.uk news »
Jafar Pahani's Taxi wins Golden Bear Jafar Panahi's Taxi has won the Berlin Film Festival's Golden Bear.
The director shot the film - which sees him interview people in a cab - in secret as he is currently banned from making movies by the Iranian government. It also won the Fipresci competition jury critics prize.
It was a good night for British stars after Andrew Haigh's tale of cracks in a marriage, 45 Years, saw co-stars Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling win the best actor and actress Silver Bears.
The Silver Bear Grand Jury prize was awarded to Pablo Larraín for his Catholic church critique, The Club, while the best director Silver bear was shared by Romanian director Radu Jude for his black and white historic road trip Aferim! and Malgorzata Szumowska's father and daughter drama Body. Perhaps surprisingly, it was a documentary - Patricio Guzmán's The »
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14 February 2015 11:13 AM, PST | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Other prizes saw British actors Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling wins Silver Bears for their roles in 45 Years.Scroll down for full list of winners
Banned Iranian director Jafar Panahi's Taxi won the Berlin Film Festival's Golden Bear on Saturday (Feb 14).
The film captures life in contemporary Iran through interactions with passengers in a Tehran cab. Taxi is Panahi's third feature since the Iranian authorities banned him from making films at the end of 2010, following This is Not a Film and Closed Curtain, which was in competition in Berlin 2013.
Panahi, who was also banned from travelling and giving interviews in 2010 sentence, was not able to travel to Berlin for the premiere of his film.
This time around, Panahi has circumvented the ban by turning a yellow cab into a mobile film studio with a camera placed on the dashboard. As the cab drives through the vibrant and colourful streets of Tehran, it picks up »
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14 February 2015 10:58 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Berlin — This year's Berlinale Golden Bear was won by Jafar Panahi's film "Taxi," in which the Iranian director posed as a taxi driver and rode through the streets of Teheran, engaging his passengers in running dialogues, capturing the spirit of Iranian society.
It was a particularly emotional moment as jury president Darren Aronofsky and festival director Dieter Kosslick reminded the audience of the empty chair that was left onstage for Panahi when he was a jury member in 2011 and not allowed to attend. Absent yet again this year, he was represented by his family onstage.
His little daughter accepted the award for him and was so choked up with tears of happiness that she could barely speak, saying, "I can't say anything, I'm so moved."
At the start of the ceremony, Aronofsky remarked that the jury had a hard time choosing the award-winning films, despite the »
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13 February 2015 6:19 AM, PST | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Exclusive: Film premiered in competition in Berlin
Memento Film International has sealed a slew of deals on Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska's Body following its premiere in competition at the Berlin Film Festival (Feb 5-15).
Paris-based Mfi has sold the film to Switzerland (Trigon), Hungary (Vertigo Media), Turkey (Bir), Taiwan (Encore Film), Israel (Shani), ex-Yugoslavia (McF Megacom), Bulgaria (Bnt) while Cineplex has picked it up for Colombia and Central America.
Set in contemporary Poland, Body revolves around the intertwined stories of a tough criminal prosecutor, his anorexic daughter, who is pining for her late mother, and her therapist who claims she can communicate with dead loved ones. »
12 February 2015 3:05 AM, PST | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Berlinale director discusses ticket sales, VOD platforms and the spirit of 'Baumi'.
The 65th Berlinale (Feb 5-15) will be remembered in many respects as a Berlinale in the spirit of 'Baumi'", according to festival director Dieter Kosslick with reference to the late producer-distributor Karl 'Baumi' Baumgartner.
Speaking to Screen as the festival enters its final days, Kosslick recalled that "many of the films shown this year reflect his philosophy: 'Baumi' was the pioneer of those so-called 'little' films which make a really big impression, and he was a great inspiration for so many film-makers through his co-productions."
Indeed, as just one example, Malgorzata Szumowska, whose latest feature Body is showing in the Berlinale's competition this year, said during the goEast Film Festival that Baumgartner – who died at the age of 65 in March 2014 - had been the guiding inspiration for her career as a film-maker.
It is therefore fitting that this year's Berlinale edition provided the setting »
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9 February 2015 1:15 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Three characters with fundamentally different perspectives on loss converge in Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska's "Body," whose peculiar sense of humor and competing points of view make for an almost cubist fruitcake comedy. Alternating among a widowed coroner desensitized to the corpses he sees on a daily basis, his ever-dwindling anorexic daughter, and the family physical therapist, who believes she can communicate with the dead, this odd Berlin offering from the director of Teddy-winning "In the Name of" doesn't seem to take any of its angles all that seriously, offering wry thematic observations for an extremely limited festival crowd.
Instead of constructing an elegant narrative around her three vantages, Szumowska whips up a semi-overlapping series of scenes involving this central trio. At work, the weary undertaker (Janusz Gajos) hardly pays the dead bodies any mind, to the extent that in an early crime-scene call, he doesn't even bother »
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8 February 2015 12:21 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Berlin — The Polish Film Institute celebrated its 10th anniversary at its party at House of Weekend in Berlin, where guests included the director of Berlin competition film "Body," Malgorzata Szumowska, and the film's co-writer and d.p., Michal Englert.
Agnieszka Odorowicz, the Pfi's general director, said: "We're happy to celebrate our anniversary with 'Body' in Berlinale competition. This marks the fabulous beginning of the year, and we trust the current achievements are the announcement of the future success."
Other attendees included Jacek Bromski, president of the Polish Filmmakers' Association, Dirk Schuerhoff, managing director of Beta Cinema, Nikolaj Nikitin, head of the School of Film Agents, and Piotr Dzieciol, one of the producers of Oscar nominee "Ida."
Also among the guests were actor-producer Mateusz Kosciukiewicz, Katriel Schory, executive director of the Israel Film Fund, and the team of Berlinale Special movie "Breathe — Umphefumlo," composer Mandisi Dyantyis, actor Mhlekazi "Wha Wha" Moseia, »
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