The Reader
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| Release date | Turkey |
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| Directors | Stephen Daldry |
| Story by | Bernhard Schlink |
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| ID | 666758 |
Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role
BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role
European Film Award for Best Actress
Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting Actress
London Film Critics' Circle Award for Actress of the Year
Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actress
Bambi - International actress
World Soundtrack Award for Discovery of the Year
San Diego Film Critics Society Award for Best Actress
Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress
Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award for Best Actress
Evening Standard British Film Award for Best Director
Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award for Youth in Film
About The Reader
As Germany rebuilds itself in the wake of World War II, teenager Michael Berg meets Hanna Schmitz, a bus conductor, several years his senior. Their relationship is passionate. When Hanna abruptly moves away without informing him, Michael is heartbroken. Years later, while studying law at Heidelberg University, he is appalled to discover that Hanna is on trial for a brutal Nazi war crime.
A life too interesting: Shane MacGowan
... And, if you waited long enough, and won his confidence, MacGowan The Reader might occasionally emerge with his views on Yeats, Joyce and Beckett...
Booker Prize 2023 shortlist: Who are the six authors hoping to win tonight?
... The Reader s perceptions constantly shift as we begin to see the world from their perspectives...
Russell Brand: How the comedian built his YouTube audience on half-truths
... " Stopping short of having lots of specifics in a message can actually be quite useful, because The Reader or the listener then sort of fills in the blanks, " she says...
Nicola Sturgeon to publish her 'deeply personal' memoir
... Ms Sturgeon added: " I aim to chronicle key events of the past three decades and take The Reader behind the scenes to describe how it felt to be in the room , who else was there, the relationships involved and how decisions were arrived at...
Wet weather hitting critical harvest time, say farmers
... " Inside the drying shed, she demonstrates a device that monitors the moisture level in the crops, plunging The Reader into a vast pile of grains and taking a reading...
Nothing But Thieves: How food critic Jay Rayner helped the direction of new album
... " It was for journalists, and specifically food journalists, because it was about writing about the same topic, food, but being able to keep it entertaining for The Reader...
Johnson allies to be criticised over Partygate probe
... The BBC has been told that Thursday s " special report" will leave The Reader in no doubt which MPs the committee is referring to in its criticisms...
Of Mice and Men should be removed from GCSEs over racial slurs
... " " This and other messages/themes from Of Mice and Men reminds The Reader of the struggle for racial equality and the importance of equal opportunities, diversity, and inclusion in today s society...
Johnson allies to be criticised over Partygate probe
By Chris Mason & Nick EardleyBBC News
A Commons committee that investigated Boris Johnson over Partygate is expected to criticise his supporters on Thursday.
The former Prime Minister quit as an MP after The Privileges Committee found he misled Parliament over Covid breaches in No 10.
Some of his allies, including Nadine Dorries , criticised its inquiry.
It has claimed there was a " sustained attempt" to " undermine" its credibility.
In their report into Mr Johnson, they said the criticism of their work could make it " impossible" for similarly sensitive inquiries to be held in future.
The cross-party committee has seven members, of which four are Tory MPs, two Labour and two from the Scottish National Party .
Its investigation, launched last April, found Mr Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over lockdown parties in government and he should have been suspended for 90 Days if he'd remained an MP.
Mr Johnson announced his decision to Stand Down before its final report was published, branding The Committee a " kangaroo court" in a blistering resignation statement.
In The Final report, The Committee said he had undermined Parliament by " impugning" them - for which they had lengthened their proposed sanction.
Several allies also criticised The Committee , including backbench MP Brendan Clarke-Smith, who called its conclusions " spiteful, vindictive and overreaching".
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, who was also a cabinet minister under Mr Johnson, described the proposed 90-day sanction as " vindictive" while Nadine Dorries described The Committee 's inquiry as a " witch-hunt".
At a debate on The Committee 's report after it was published, Mr Rees-Mogg added it was " perfectly reasonable" for MPs to challenge the findings of committees.
" For some reason, The Privileges Committee thinks it is in communist China and that we must kowtow, " he added.
The Bbc has been told that Thursday's " special report" will leave The Reader in No Doubt which MPs The Committee is referring to in its criticisms.
Privately, some MPs regard it as ridiculous that MPs should be limited in some way about what they can say publicly about a committee of their peers investigating a colleague.
" It is ludicrous that this committee is behaving like it is a court of law, when it clearly is not, " one told The Bbc .
Any conclusions or recommendations from The Privileges Committee would have to be endorsed by Parliament in order for The Rules surrounding its inquiries to change.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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