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truth-speaking

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If we give to images the capacity for truth-speaking, we must expect that they are also able to tell lies.
Mind the film: photographs and films with lost narratives by Peraica, Ana / Afterimage
Even Diane Venora, a veteran of the Public Theatre and several Shakespeare films, is doing such an extreme Buster Keaton-esque series of mugging and pratfalls as Lear's Fool that her truth-speaking jester is less at risk of getting hanged than of getting gonged.
THIS `KING LEAR' DOESN'T EARN ITS TITLE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
But the death of this vicious, hilarious, drug-fuelled, truth-speaking, bulls**t-hating genius is nonetheless a great shame.
Brian Reade: Hunter S went out with a bang by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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