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it boasts an impressive cast — viggo mortensen, lea seydoux and kristen stewart.avid cronenberg competed at cannes. this director's go—to theme has been the relationship between the body and mental disturbance. it is time to start seeding. it is time to listen. but with crimes of the future, cronenberg's back to the feel of one of his earlier movies, such as the fly. the fly got into the transmitter pod with me that first time when i was alone. are you afraid of all emotion? — — a little —— a little emotion? viggo mortensen and lea seydoux play performance artists who use each other�*s bodies as canvases at a time when the human body is evolving to adapt to the synthetic world around it. it's a brand new organ, never before seen. if it feels like a throwback, it's because it is. i believe that you wrote crimes of the future more than 20 years ago? it's really strange, isn't it? i mean, when i wrote it, nobody was talking about micro plastics and now, every — just a week ago, or two weeks ago it was, "well, actually, we found micro plastics in the bloodstream". bef

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according to the lea seydoux present macron told putin a ceasefire was needed in ukraine —— according it regularly gets hit by artillery and mortars. despite the risks, some people are still remaining in this village, which we cannot name for security reasons. this woman's house has been hit several times in the past few weeks. just a day before our visit, the house came under fire again. translation: we are afraid, it's really scary. _ everything was on fire, the flames were all around us. people are afraid. when they start shelling, we don't even know where to hide. if we go inside the house, we can be buried there if it gets hit. the russians bombed this church, ukrainian soldiers tell me. religion has been one of the strongest ties that connected many russians and ukrainians. and now russia is destroying such links, too. abdujalil abdurasulov, bbc news, mykolaiv region in southern ukraine. more than 7,000 migrants have arrived in the uk so far this year after crossing the english channel in small boats. the figure is more than three times the number recorded for the same period la