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A family is cursed by a witch and transformed into monsters.
In 1968, an idealistic schoolteacher moves his family to East Germany in order to experience life in a Communist paradise. But his family, especially his wife, are not so eager.
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Everyone's at it on Hampstead Heath.
The World Cup final threatens to undermine Bernie Reuben's bar mitzvah party.
Reaching new heights Mandy Horvath, Edward Drake and Scott Veltri on a mystery, a mountain and The Ascent
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Indomitable spirit Marc Evans and Leisa Gwenllian on landscape, Welsh pride and Effi O Blaenau
Trial by fire David Kittredge on Exorcist 2: The Heretic and making Boorman And The Devil
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Locking it down Raymond Friel on prison life, keeping scripts tight, and Frightfest opener Jailbroken
Peter Jackson to receive Honorary Palme d'Or Lord Of The Rings director 'privileged' to receive accolade
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