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19 August, 2004
19 August 2004"I think that the cigarette smoking focuses [the human capability for denial] in a wonderfully metaphorical way: how do we deal with the fact, existentially deal with the fact that our lives come to an end. Smoking, in a way, I think pushes that to the forefront. It makes you deal with it or makes you deny it." Filmaker Ross McElwee, whose latest documentary Bright Leaves examines North Carolina's tobacco culture, speaks with Dave Davies of NPR's Fresh Air.
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