Letter: Tougher laws against drink driving
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Talk of life imitating art. David Cronenberg's film Crash was despised for its delving into the imagination to such a level of depravity as to be regarded by many as unacceptable. Yet, here we have in life, in three dimensional reality, a scene that the likes of J G Ballard and David Cronenberg could never have created: the depraved scramble over the still warm and twisted wrecked Mercedes for the ultimate image of the world's most photographed woman.
DOMINICK REYNTIENS
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