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European Capital of Culture 1999: Weimar, Germany

Gabriele Gerecke talks about why the German city has been chosen

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Northern Irish novelist Brian Moore

Professor Bob Welsh from the Univeristy of Ulster talks about the Irish author

• 28 mins

Indian International Film Festival

Film critic Lalit Joshi reports from the wide-ranging festival in Hyderabad

• 28 mins

Samuel Shem's Mount Misery

A psychiatrist and a writer reviews the American writer and psychiatrist's novel

• 28 mins

Berlin's Holocaust Memorial

The architect Peter Eisenman talks about a new plan for the memorial

• 28 mins

International Film Festival of India

How Hydrabad played host to the festival which featured a film market for the first time

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FW de Klerk's autobiography

A review of the last white President of South Africa's memoir

• 28 mins

Sundance Film Festival

Film critic Ken Turan reports from the independent film festival in Utah

• 28 mins

Rhapsody in Blue

The story of how George Gershwin wrote his most famous work

• 28 mins

Calcutta Book Fair

The literary critic Surendranath Dasgupta reports from one of the annual literary event

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King Henry IV, Part One

An analysis of Shakespeare's historical play

• 28 mins

Irish Murdoch

A tribute to the philosopher novelist who has died aged 79

• 28 mins

Oscar nominations

Festival of Islamic pop in Iran, previously banned by Ayatollah Khomeini; Salman Rushdie to return to India; Writer Iris Murdoch dies; Berlin's Film Festival; Oscar nominations.

• 27 mins

Erica Jong's What do Women Want

"All revolutions start with books." The American feminist talks about her book of essays

• 28 mins

Berlin film festival

The Finnish actress Kati Outinen talks about rediscovering silent movie acting

• 28 mins

Los Angeles: The City Of Mirrors

A portrait of the Californian city which has reinvented itself through TV and film

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Thomas Keneally interview

The gregarious Australian author of Schindler's Ark talks about his life and work

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John le Carr茅's Single & Single

The British spy writer's novel is reviewed by the British politician Gerald Kaufmann

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Wole Soyinka and the 1999 Nigerian elections

The Nigerian poet talks about how the arts struggled against military rule

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Commonwealth Writer's Prize

The chair of the Eurasian region judges Professor Malashri Lal talks about the winners

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China mourns the writer Xie Wanying

The daughter of one of China's most prolific writers of the 20th century pays tribute

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Ngangura Mweze wins at the 'African Oscars'

The Congolese filmmaker wins the top prize at the Pan African Film Festival in Ouagadougou

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Women's literature

Maggie Gee, Ursula Owen and Anita Roy discuss the importance of women's literature

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Harold Bloom on Shakespeare

The eminent American scholar talks about why he thinks Shakespeare is uniquely great

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A tribute to Yehudi Menuhin

Tribute to violinist and conductor Lord Yehudi Menuhin; Sri Lankan film 'Death On A Full Moon Day'; Curator Anthony Shelton talks about exhibition 'African Worlds'; Ecuadorian painter Oswaldo Guayasamin dies.

• 28 mins

Woody Allen: a profile

An exploration of the life and work of New York's most famous film director

• 29 mins

Chinese opera The Peony Pavilion

A new production of the Kunqu opera is staged in Shanghai

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Alberto Manguel

The Argentine writer and translator talks about the moral and ethical duty of reading

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Welsh novelist Bernice Rubens

The Booker Prize-winning writer talks about her novel I, Dreyfus

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Hong Kong film festival

A review of the festival's opening film, Ordinary Heroes by Hong Kong filmmaker Ann Hui

• 28 mins