De korte film Debiel van regisseur Dewi Reijs is geselecteerd voor de Short Film Corner van het Filmfestival in Cannes. De hoofdrollen in de film zijn voor de verstandelijk gehandicapte Turkse Rahima Güngor en Emmy-winnares Maryam Hassouni. De film is het regiedebuut van actrice en theatermaakster Reijs, die ook het scenario schreef.
Take a look at the series of photos below. It really puts everything into perspective about how tiny we actually are compared to the bigger things.
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From left, Benjamin Kwon, Davin Friedman and Cooper Reid Dong, students at P.S. 77 on the Upper East Side, reviewed a match during the Avenues chess tournament in Manhattan this month.
Donald J. Trump in Harrisburg, Pa., on Thursday. His views of gay rights and gay people are what most distinguish Mr. Trump from previous Republican standard-bearers.
The Appalachian Mountain range in North Carolina.
Katz’s Delicatessen sold two neighboring properties and its air rights, paving the way for 196 Orchard, a condominium development.
Maher Arar, the Canadian engineer who was wrongly accused of having terrorist ties, sent to Syria, imprisoned and tortured, has returned to his entrepreneurial roots with a new venture and a new outlook.
Twenty-five years after the notion of "euthanasia" was first put before MPs for consideration — two bills on the topic were tabled by MPs in 1991 — the House of Commons will begin debate Friday on C-14, a government bill to allow for what is now referred to as "medical assistance in dying."
Over 160 countries are expected to sign the Paris Agreement on climate change at a ceremony at the UN today, Earth Day. So what's the big deal?
Israel's military is taking advantage of the spring cleaning craze that seizes the country ahead of the Jewish holiday of Passover to encourage former soldiers to return gear they most likely should not have been holding on to. No questions asked.
U.S. President Barack Obama doesn't seem to have any qualms about arriving in the U.K. in the midst of its bitter debate over whether to stay in the European Union, the CBC's Nahlah Ayed writes from London.
Justin Trudeau preaches openness, then turns around and stamps out opposition efforts to publicly scrutinize Canadian arms sales to foreign regimes such as Saudi Arabia. Governing can be ugly, and principle can pretty quickly go out the window.
WestJet's 20th anniversary was supposed to be celebratory. Instead, it missed earnings expectations and is facing a sexual assault lawsuit and continued unionization drives. As WestJet grows up, so do its problems
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in New York today, where he will join representatives from more than 160 countries in signing the Paris Agreement on climate change that world leaders agreed to last December.
Over his nearly four-decade career, Prince innovated, experimented, confounded, influenced, mentored and plain rocked. We won't see the likes of him again.
The exoneration of Senator Mike Duffy on 31 charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust could have significant implications for the cases against other senators under scrutiny for their expenses.
An electricity transformer the size of a house will be transported through the county, causing road closures.
A search party was formed when a three-month-old puppy died after consuming a “meaty” substance left on a country field.
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Whew! Another Tax Day has come and gone. Even though Americans had three extra days to finish their taxes, that added time didn’t do much to alleviate the stress of filling out taxes. Even when you are expected to get money back from the government, it seems like the …
He won a big victory in Wisconsin. He pierced the Donald Trump mystique. He even got some of the Capitol Hill lawmakers who regard him as a revolutionary and renegade to slink cautiously into his corner. By all logic, this should …
There are plenty of good reasons to apply for U.S. citizenship. One that tops a lot of immigrant’s lists these days? Wanting to vote. And not just in a general sense, but ...
Ronald Heezen, the executive director of the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, has seen a lot of changes since he became a librarian more than four decades ago. But what hasn't changed, he said, is the importance of ...
