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Nach dem Verlust seiner Frau Caroline zieht Michael Turner nach London, in den idyllischen Stadtteil Hampstead Heath, wo er sich bald mit den Nachbarn anfreundet. Die Nelsons und ihre beiden Töchter repräsentieren ein Leben voller Geborgenheit, Stabilität und Nähe, genau das, was Michael verloren hat. Aber ein Samstagnachmittag verändert schlagartig alles: Als Michael unangekündigt das Haus der Nelsons betritt, scheint niemand zu Hause. Ein fataler Irrtum... Ein Drama, das zeigt, was mit einer Freundschaft passiert, wenn Geheimnisse und Lügen ihre heimtückische Natur entfalten.

After the sudden loss of his wife, Michael Turner moves to London and develops a close friendship with the Nelson family next door. Josh, Samantha and their two young daughters seem to represent everything Michael fears he may now never have. Despite this, the new friendship at first seems to offer the prospect of healing, but then a catastrophic event changes everything. Michael is left bearing the burden of a secret he must keep, but the truth can be kept at bay for only so long.

Nach dem Verlust seiner Frau Caroline zieht Michael Turner nach London, in den idyllischen Stadtteil Hampstead Heath, wo er sich bald mit den Nachbarn anfreundet. Die Nelsons und ihre beiden Töchter repräsentieren ein Leben voller Geborgenheit, Stabilität und Nähe, genau das, was Michael verloren hat. Aber ein Samstagnachmittag verändert schlagartig alles: Als Michael unangekündigt das Haus der Nelsons betritt, scheint niemand zu Hause. Ein fataler Irrtum... Ein Drama, das zeigt, was mit einer Freundschaft passiert, wenn Geheimnisse und Lügen ihre heimtückische Natur entfalten.

En El hombre que yo vi el autor recopila algunos recuerdos de su estancia en Roma (1958-1976), muy cerca de san Josemaría Escrivá. Son casi siempre detalles menudos, sencillos, sobre un trato asiduo y cordial. Un nuevo enfoque para conocer más de cerca de una de las figuras más relevantes del siglo XX.

Send us a text"I Saw a Man This Morning" is more than just a poem; it’s a profound reflection on war, mortality, and the enduring power of the Western canon. Written by WWI soldier and poet Patrick Shaw-Stewart, this haunting piece draws a poignant parallel between the trench warfare of the 20th century and the heroism of Homer’s Achilles. In this episode, we explore the depth of Shaw-Stewart’s poem, its historical context, and its connection to The Iliad.Join me as I read and analyze the poem, uncovering its layered meanings and how it captures the senseless tragedy of WWI. We’ll ...

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Season 2 Ep 69: “I saw a lot of muscly men this week…” On the podcast this week Jon & Matt throw some insults at the Australian cricket team, we imagine why it might be hard to have sex with Adama Traoré, Jon details a deep and passionate affair he had with a pop chip and without any form of football we play a game of: what is Jon eating?  Elsewhere Jon explains why he doesn’t have bread in his office and Matt pushes a drug and Jon asks: “why in the name of hellfire would I talk about going bald?” Support the podcast by subscribing at Anotherslice.com/cpfpl for extra content...

In today's clip, Los Angeles graffiti legend Man One C.O.I. remembers how difficult it was to meet other writers when he was coming up. He also talks about first walking into The Panic Zone, a well-known graffiti yard at the time, and mentions some of the writers he saw on the walls.