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French Revolution film opens Berlinale Two very different films premiered at the Berlin International Film festival this week.
The first, combines Nazis and space, a strange mix indeed but the world premier of ‘Iron Sky’, a sci-fi black comedy, proved to be one of the hottest tickets at the Festival.
Now for something a little more down to earth. ‘Marley’ chronicles reggae legend Bob Marley’s journey from ghetto beginnings to Jamaican superstar, bringing the Rastas story to the big screen.
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