The Wicker Man: Learning to love the film that broke us

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  Three years after the Taliban swept to power, as many as 8 out of 10 female journalists in Afghanistan are no longer in their jobs.

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  But some have resisted.

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  Well, I'm Dominic Hardy.

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  I'm a professor of art history in Montreal, Quebec, in Canada.

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  I'm Justin Hardy.

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  I am an academic and a filmmaker and we are half brothers.

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  Our father had many children.

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  Wherever he laid his hat, I'm number five.

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  Justin is numbered.

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  I'm number six.

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  Justin and Dominic's father is Robin Hardy, the director of one of the most celebrated horror movies of all time, the Wicker Man.

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  The film is a cult classic.

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  It's freaky and weird and very, very watchable.

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  Something about it gets under your skin and it's beloved around the world.

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  But the two brothers relationship to their father's film is a lot more complicated.

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