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I can't help but be indignant, since every single movie churned out by Hollywood is deemed worthy of an article, no matter how idiotic, unpopular or unremarkable, while this book - accessible, informative, thought-provoking (and NECESSARY dammit) - isn't. No, it hasn't won any 'major awards' but it was shortlisted for several. Surely that counts for something?