“Doomsday Clock” Remains Unchanged, Milos Stehlik Talks with Filmmaker Paweł Pawlikowski on His Academy Award-Nominated ‘Cold War’, Weekend Passport: Play, “I Call My Brothers” on Muslim Exclusion/Identity in Sweden

By Worldview Staff
Production still from Interrobang Theatre’s “I Call My Brothers”
Production still from Interrobang Theatre's "I Call My Brothers" Emily Schwartz / Chicago Reader
Production still from Interrobang Theatre’s “I Call My Brothers”
Production still from Interrobang Theatre's "I Call My Brothers" Emily Schwartz / Chicago Reader

“Doomsday Clock” Remains Unchanged, Milos Stehlik Talks with Filmmaker Paweł Pawlikowski on His Academy Award-Nominated ‘Cold War’, Weekend Passport: Play, “I Call My Brothers” on Muslim Exclusion/Identity in Sweden

By Worldview Staff
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On today’s show:

  • The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ “Doomsday Clock” will remain at two minutes to midnight through 2019, the group announced yesterday.
  • Milos Stehlik interviews Polish filmmaker Paweł Pawlikowski, whose new film “Cold War” has received three Academy Award nominations.
  • Interrobang Theatre Project’s play “I Call My Brothers” follows Arab-Swedish Amor in the aftermath of a car bomb attack in Stockholm.