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Heksensteen

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By Sinead Gleeson
| hebban.nl
Kunstenaar Nell woont op een onherbergzaam, geïsoleerd eiland met een vuurtoren, een minimarkt en een pub. Het eiland is haar thuis en vormt de inspiratie voor haar kunst, maar wordt ook geplaagd door een onverklaarbaar, haast bovennatuurlijk geluid dat uit het binnenste van de heuvels lijkt te komen. De mysterieuze Iníons, een gemeenschap van vrouwen die van over de hele wereld hun toevlucht op een afgelegen klif van het eiland hebben gezocht, noemen het geluid een Roeping.
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What's got my attention this week #84

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By Monique El-Faizy Verified, Sinead Gleeson, Tasmina Perry, Tiffanie Darke
| The Shift With Sam Baker
This is the monthly free Friday links and recs round-up from The Shift. If you’d like to receive posts like this every week, plus my weekly post, access the bookclub, archive and chat and more, please consider becoming a paid subscriber. SCROLLING • According to the New York Times, Gen X women are having the best sex. What d’you reckon? (Gift link) • I can’t get the dead eyes of Bianca Censori on the Grammy’s red carpet out of my mind. This take by Naomi Fry is worth reading.
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Bill Nighy on his IVF origin story Joy: “This was an opportunity to put a bomb under the male tendency to bewilderingly underestimate women”

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By Lou Thomas, Sinead Gleeson, James Bell, Thomas Flew
| BFI
From stoned rabbit to Scottish octopus, vampire to the voice of a goose, policeman to zombie stepdad, Bill Nighy’s storied career has seen him play a diverse mix of parts. His performance as a cancer-stricken town planner in Living (2022) – a wistful remake of Akira Kurosawa’s 1952 classic Ikiru – garnered a best actor Oscar nomination. His latest role sees him tackle another refined older gent under pressure, the pioneering obstetrician Patrick Steptoe.
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