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The White Crow

G.-B. 2018. Biography by Ralph Fiennes with Ralph Fiennes, Oleg Ivenko, Louis Hofmann. In 1961, Rudolf Nureev, star dancer for the Kirov ballet, visits Paris with his troupe and gets a taste of freedom for the first time.

Runtime: 127 min.

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Wall

Can. 2017. Animation by Cam Christiansen. Playwright David Hare travels to the Middle East to explore the human, social, and political impact of the construction of the massive wall separating Israel and Palestine.

Runtime: 79 min.

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Denial

U.S. 2016. Biography by Mick Jackson with Rachel Weisz, Tom Wilkinson, Timothy Spall. The libel suit against American historian Deborah Lipstadt by British author David Irving, a fervent Holocaust denier, in the late 1990s.

Runtime: 110 min.

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Worricker: Turks & Caicos

G.-B. 2014. Thriller by David Hare with Bill Nighy, Winona Ryder, Christopher Walken. While in the Caribbean, a former British intelligence officer is forced by the CIA to monitor Americans attending a conference on the global financial crisis.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Salting the Battlefield

G.-B. 2014. Thriller by David Hare with Bill Nighy, Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes. With the help of his ex-girlfriend, an ex-English secret agent on the run sets out to uncover a corruption scandal involving the British Prime Minister.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Page Eight

G.-B. 2011. Political drama by David Hare with Bill Nighy, Rachel Weisz, Ralph Fiennes. A British Secret Service agent discovers that the Prime Minister has authorized the torture of suspected terrorists.

Runtime: 99 min.

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The Reader

U.S. 2008. Drama by Stephen Daldry with Kate Winslet, Ralph Fiennes, David Kross. In 1966, a law student recognizes his former lover among a group of women accused of war crimes during the Nazi regime.

Runtime: 123 min.

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The Hours

U.S. 2002. Psychological drama by Stephen Daldry with Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, Meryl Streep. The novelist Virginia Woolf in 1923, a mother in 1951 and a publisher in 2002 go througha trying day that leads them to realize their unhappiness.

Runtime: 115 min.

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The Designated Mourner

G.-B. 1997. Essay film by David Hare with Mike Nichols, Miranda Richardson, David de Keyser.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Heading Home

G.-B. 1990. Sentimental drama by David Hare with Joely Richardson, Gary Oldman, Stephen Dillane. An Englishwoman recalls the time when she arrived in London and fell in love with two very different men.

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Strapless

G.-B. 1989. Psychological drama by David Hare with Blair Brown, Bruno Ganz, Bridget Fonda. A doctor learns that the man she married is not the man she thought she knew.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Paris By night

G.-B. 1988. Mores drama by David Hare with Charlotte Rampling, Michael Gambon, Robert Hardy. A politician kills an alleged blackmailer during a stay in Paris, where she has an adulterous affair.

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Wetherby

G.-B. 1985. Psychological drama by David Hare with Vanessa Redgrave, Tim McInnerny, Stuart Wilson. A police officer questions the motives of a young man who committed suicide while visiting a schoolteacher.

Runtime: 102 min.

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Saigon: Year of the Cat

G.-B. 1983. Psychological drama by Stephen Frears with Judi Dench, Frederic Forrest, E.G. Marshall. As the Vietnam War ends, a middle-aged English woman has an affair with an American diplomat who turns out to be a secret agent.

Runtime: 97 min.