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Rebecca Ferguson Discusses Nuclear Threat3 Sept

Rebecca Ferguson Discusses Nuclear Threat in New Film at Venice Festival

Should one be afraid that a nuclear war can break out at any time? In "A house of dynamite", with Swedish Rebecca Ferguson in the lead role, the question is put on its edge. What one should be afraid of is that a person has the power to press the button and start the war. Scary? It is frightening, she says when TT meets her at the film festival in Venice.

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