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Moshe Ninio: A Turkish rug and a trick of the eye
Step into the darkened Project Room 1 at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and you’ll see a rectangular mirror in the middle of the floor.
Survivor: Morris Price
“You remain,” the SS soldier said, pointing at Morris Price — then Moniek Prajs — instructing him to wait in the open truck that had just arrived at Birkenau from the Krakow ghetto.
Oscar nominee ‘Ida’ traces void left by Poland’s murdered Jews
For the past few decades, Holocaust films have been common — and often victorious — fare at the Academy Awards.
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Design lessons from Oscar-nominated movies
This year’s crop of Oscar contenders is filled with memorable performances, meditations on life and death, nail-biting suspense and, yes, valuable decorating lessons. If you’ve ever sat through a movie and wondered not whether the butler did it, but where the butler bought that sofa, you’ll know what I’m talking about.
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