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*The contributions of Frank Thring Sr to Australia's fledgling film industry and his relationship with his famous actor son Frank Thring Jnr. http://bit.ly/PBXgS5
*Tom Pow, Scottish author and poet, talks about his travels among the dying villages of Europe - in Spain, Italy and across vast swathes of Russia. http:// bit.ly/Ud47po
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