Natalie Portman for “A Tale of Love and Darkness”
Listen 00:03:00Natalie Portman talks with Patrick Stoner about her tour de force writing, starring in and directing “A Tale of Love and Darkness”—in Hebrew.
In this special web extra, Patrick pays a visit to a very special flat in London.
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