Dua Lipa In Conversation With Patrick Radden Keefe, Author Of Say Nothing 

I love hearing Dua talk about books. She is a fantastic interviewer. Her music is catchy - and I get why it's so popular - but this is the side of her that I truly appreciate. I would be delighted to hear her talk in-depth about other things as well, such as film or politics. She has such an interesting worldview.

The book is exceptional. The way the author made such a heavy topic digestible is impressive.

They are both so charming!

Beautiful, intelligent, athletic, genuine and courageous. A true 💎

I never wanted this book to end; it's so brilliant.

Really interesting conversation. In Spain we had ETA and TERRA LLiURe, sadly like many other country with this Kind of conflicts. Justice is for the winner, people say, but the only truth is There will never be justice only victims. We must not forget and try to learn,not repeat and leave in peace

The way everyone was so cruel to the kids was heartbreaking 😢

Took me a while to finish this one because of how dense and well researched it was, but I'm happy I pushed through. What a unique, important book! Thank you for that interview!

Love this interview! Both have beautiful minds and a passion for what they’re doing ❤

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Thanks dua lipa for another beautiful episode 👍👍👍

One of the best works of non-fiction I’ve ever read. I can’t wait for the Hulu mini series to come out next year!

🥰Her talent is really beautiful💖💖💖

Adoro ouvir a Dua Lipa acapela .rsrs

🥰🥰🥰Dua Lipa is really beautiful, her smile means a lot so pretty 🥰🥰🥰🥰

on repeat

The Oligarch son appears on the movie The Gentlemen

Saw her live 3 days ago hehe

useful conversations👌👌

I didn't read book "Say nothing" but when Dua Lipa and writer are mentioning situation when neighbours turned back to kids and their mother never came back I remembered good book I was reading approx. 30 years ago writer : Miodrag Ilic book : Where is the end of the street ? and one small part when character Milutin Radic comes to the gate of his neighbour who is Hebrew and says: Mister Demajo, we are friends, listen to me - he said it fast - Let your kids sleep tonight at our house, and maybe it is best for you to find new accommodation for you too. Something you heard mister Radic ? ( 95 page of the book-serbian version from 1995 ) I heard many things. There is no need to take the risk . We have enough space for Renu, Monic and your Isa. I am going to treat them as my own kids. Thank you. We are not going to forget your gesture if we survive . But , our kids are staying with us. They don't have choice. We are going to stay together. I thank you 1000 times. ...(and that same night truck comes in front of Demajo house). Long story short until today I am still thinking about that situation and how it was possible to save this family from horors of war. What character Milutin Radic should do&say to change destiny of this family. I don't see them in truck that night. In that situation in Northern Ireland neighbours turned back to kids because of fear, afraid that they are going to be next. Fear is never giving good directions. Milutin Radic in Miodrag Ilic book was not giving himself space for fear and his conscience is clear but mister Demajo was not afraid of Germans (he was speaking german) but he was afraid to leave his kids to his neighbour. He wanted to have kids in his sight but it was crucial mistake because of some Germans (influenced by quick solutions and "bad behaviours" and sadly of course religion reasons( same as catholic/protestant issue in "Say nothing") ). Any option Demajo had in front of him is difficult. If he left his kids to his serbian neighbour almost all the time he would think about them and are they well. But this was best option he had ( We know how story ended ). I am proud that character from this book is from my municipality Zvezdara. He shaped me thinking how to convince Demajo to accept survival option. Where is the end of the street ? "The end of the street" is when "streets" are safe for people to talk&walk and dark is out of streets evan at night (there is enough light in people and under street lights). When we are not afraid of trucks coming in front of the doors and when trucks are used for good purposes. When there is enough good in us to be fearless and when "evil" is afraid to come out and walk down the streets.

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please eng/kor sub 😭

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vaibhav from chalchitra talks wants to do an interview with you

Random question but, what does Dua Lipa think of Andrew Tate?

Can’t have a non fiction novel….total opposites……

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