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The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Guest host Philip Gourevitch talks with teen filmmakers from the Bronx who just got back from shooting a narrative film in Uganda. Also: find out about a billion-dollar simulation of Iraq built in California's Mojave Desert by the U.S. Army. Joseph O’Neill’s new novel, Netherland. Plus, Underreported is all about Emmanuel "Toto" Constant, a brutal Haitian paramilitary leader currently on trial in New York for mortgage fraud.

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