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The 24th is based on a real event which resonates strongly with current US affairs. Photo: CNS/Vertical

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Spider-man entrusts Quentin Beck, aka Mysterio, right, with a power requiring responsibility. Photo: CNS/Sony

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Rosamund Pike stars in a scene from the movie Radioactive, a drama based on the life of Marue Curie. Photo: CNS/Amazon Studios)

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Radioactive Review: The mother of the atom

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