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Mark Kingwell

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Mark Kingwell is known for Suspect (2006), Radiant City (2006) and Drive (2020).
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    Suspect
    Short
    • Writer
    • 2006
    Radiant City (2006)
    Radiant City
    6.9
    • Self
    • 2006
    Drive (2020)
    Drive
    • Self
    • 2020
    My Dinner with Generation X (2010)
    My Dinner with Generation X
    • Self
    • 2010

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    • Suspect
      Short
      • essay
      • 2006

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      It's important to distinguish misery from unhappiness. Misery is the human awareness of our extreme vulnerability in the world. Unhappiness is a social condition in which our desires flood up against the constraints of social order. And yet, of course, we are constantly told to be happy, that there's something wrong with you if you're not happy.

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