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Victor Hugo and Abraham Lincoln

Norman MacAfee | Posted 03.31.2013 | Entertainment
Read More: Lee Fahnestock, Javert, Dos Passos, Royal Shakespeare Company, Whitman, Brooklyn Museum?S Egyptian Collection, Claude-Michel Schoenberg, Fantine, Ginsberg, Les Miserables, American Civil War, Leo Tolstoy, David Hancock Turner, Dickens, War and Peace, Anne Hathaway, Eddie Redmayne, Marius, Sartre, Cosette, Neruda, Victor Hugo, LuAnn Walther, C. E. Wilbour, Abraham Lincoln, Alain Boublil, Cameron Mackintosh, Pasolini, Jacobin, Valjean, Entertainment News
Norman MacAfee

In this film awards season, two works embody enduring pinnacles of idealism.

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Pasolini at 90 at MoMA

Norman MacAfee | Posted 12.13.2012 | Arts
Read More: Eisenstein, Gospel According to Matthew, Pope John XXIII, Simone De Beauvoir, Piero Della Francesca, Missa Luba, Museum of Modern Art, Pasolini, Arabian Nights, Jean-Paul Sartre, Arts News
Norman MacAfee

Pasolini became world renowned in 1964 with the opening of his film about Jesus: The Gospel According to Matthew. It was reviewed in Life magazine, at that time America's major weekly picture magazine.

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With the World's Best Young Chefs -- "Cooking It Raw" in Pasolini Country

Barry Yourgrau | Posted 05.25.2011 | Style
Read More: Ferran Adria, Cook It Raw, Chefs, Wine, Eco-Friendly, David Chang, Collio, Medea, Callas, Pasolini, Video, Style News
Barry Yourgrau

Thirteen of the world's best young chefs gathered last month for the 2nd freewheeling Cook It Raw! culinary event, this year held in the trendsetting wine-region of Collio in Friuli. The theme: "Winter Was Hard."

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