Stephen Applebaum: Culture Web: The Mark of Cain

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BRITISH BRUTALITY IN IRAQ

Tony Marchant's searing
drama The Mark of Cain
turns real-life abuses into
agonising and essential
viewing.

Testimonials

"Hi Stephen,
Think Clark piece reads lovely.
Much obliged, really liked it." Xan Brooks, Guardian Unlimited

"I've just read your Narnia piece. It's terrific. Just what I'd hoped for." Miriam Cosic, The Australian

"Lovely piece on Dunst today." David Lister, The Independent

"Keep the ideas coming. I am very much enjoying your pieces." David Lister, The Independent

"That's a terrific piece, Stephen, thank you." Andrew Eaton, The Scotsman

"Your piece is one of the most comprehensive, eloquent, and powerful discussions of the film I have read." Joshua Oppenheimer, director of The Act of Killing

"Stephen, this is a fabulous piece; you did a superlative job in communicating the film and its essence." Erik Greenberg Anjou, director of Deli Man

"I have to thank you. It's a very good [Mein Kampf] article, which you have written; it reflects very sharply and especially fairly the various positions." Dr. Christian Hartmann, Institute of Contemporary History Munich

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