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Alannah Meyrath

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Screen capture of French film director René Clair's Entr'acte (1924). The short film does not seem to have a particular plot except for the pursuit of a rogue coffin, but counts as an avant-garde, dada masterpiece. What you're seeing here is the final scene in which a man rips through the end title card, self-referentially announcing the film's end.

Morally bankrupt or just desperate? What WWI artists and Gen Z have in common

Are phone bans the right move for students?

The art of not overthinking

A teenage perspective: why Luxembourg feels both quiet and full of opportunity

Poetry by Zara Thiesson: These will be the last lines I will write for you

Boycott the boycott: Luxembourg should sing

When healing hurts: The double weight of racism in psychiatry

Disabled people don't just deserve a voice in healthcare

What we talk about when we talk about the Bazar International

Why criticism of Israel is often misrepresented in media and politics

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