“The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn” centers on a couple of Tintin stories and the relationship between the ornery lush captain Haddock and Tintin.
The film pays homage to the Spanish women who emigrated to France in the 1960s to seek jobs as housekeepers in Paris.
The film pulses to the musical as well as the visual rhythms of Kinshasa.
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The World’s April Peavey tells us about the all-female choir Scala. Based in Belgium, they’ve performed throughout Europe. But after one of their songs appeared in a trailer for the movie “The Social Network,” their own social network has grown worldwide. Download MP3
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A memorial to honor Germany’s gay Holocaust victims is being opposed by an unlikely group. Daniel Estrin reports that the controversy is that the memorial ignores Lesbians who also suffered under the Nazis. Download MP3
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British filmmaker David Bond spent one month on the lam last year to see how effective video surveillance and private investigators would be at catching up with him. We hear more on today’s show. (Photo: Erasing David film) Download MP3
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Our eyes are on Pandora for today’s Geo Quiz. Pandora is the setting for the science-fiction movie “Avatar.” The film broke through the “one billion dollars in ticket sales” barrier this past weekend. That’s thanks in part to big international audiences. “Avatar” is already the most successful movie EVER in the country we want you to name today.
Surf’s up for our Geo Quiz today, as we’re headed to an island in French Polynesia. It’s a island where some world class surfers have come to shoot a a new surfing flick about the world’s wildest, most perfect wave.
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In 1975, Northern Ireland was right in the middle of The Troubles. Protestants and Catholics were fighting each other in the streets. And teenager Alistair Little was caught up in the violence. Marco Werman speaks with director Oliver Hirschbeigel. >>> Watch the trailer