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This week: Climate change and culture
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Martha Kearney is joined by Antony Gormley, Johan Hari, Simon Armitage, Jonathan Bate and Tiffany Jenkins to discuss how culture has explored and contributed to the climate change debate.
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GERMAN CULTURE SINCE THE FALL OF THE WALL
David Hasselhoff Did pop bring down the Berlin Wall?
Newsnight Review panel Film unveils world behind the Wall
The White Ribbon Germany's past in The White Ribbon

1929 WALL STREET CRASH SPECIAL
Brooklyn Daily Eagle covers the Wall Street Crash, 1929 How 1929 crash changed world
Hari Kunzru, Simon Schama Art reaction to 1929 crash?
Lots of dollars Cultural responses to current crisis


REVIEW BIG NAME INTERVIEWS
Stephen Poliakoff Poliakoff on love of the past
Hilary Mantel Mantel on novel Wolf Hall
Anish Kapoor Anish Kapoor on three decades


ON LAST WEEK'S NEWSNIGHT REVIEW
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Michael Stuhlbarg The Coen Brothers latest film A Serious Man

REVIEW REVIEWS
Is there a crisis in historical drama?
Fact meets fiction on screen
Throwing a light on Amsterdam sex trade
The verdict on Modern Warfare 2
Is Auster's Invisible a work of horror?
Examining the role of women in horror films
Does horror work in a theatrical setting?
Verdict on Michael Jackson's This Is It
Pulitzer-prize winner Roth's The Humbling
Celebrity obsession examined in Starsuckers
Has Robbie Williams had a return to form?
Damien Hirst's return to painting
No love lost for Hirst paintings
Taking the temperature at Frieze
Making money from art
A toned down Turner shortlist
Does Turner shortlist reflect mood of nation?
Kapoor at Royal Academy
Turner and the Masters
In Treatment
Cultural expression and Darwin
Darwin's influence on literature
Darwin on stage and screen
Sebastian Faulks on latest book

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