claim: The Thin Red Line (1998 film) exclusively features performances by Catalonian actors.
evidence: Susan Joan Wood -LRB- August 22 , 1948 -- November 12 , 1980 -RRB- was a Canadian literary critic , professor , author and science fiction fan and editor , born in Ottawa , Ontario .. Canadian. Canadians. literary critic. literary criticism. professor. professor. author. author. science fiction. science fiction. fan. science fiction fandom. Ottawa. Ottawa. Ontario. Ontario. Wood discovered science fiction fandom while she was studying at Carleton University in the 1960s .. science fiction. science fiction. Carleton University. Carleton University. Wood met fellow fan Mike Glicksohn of Toronto at Boskone VI in 1969 .. fan. science fiction fandom. Mike Glicksohn. Mike Glicksohn. Toronto. Toronto. Boskone. Boskone. Wood and Glicksohn married in 1970 -LRB- she subsequently sometimes published as Susan Wood Glicksohn -RRB- , and they published the fanzine Energumen together until 1973 .. fanzine. science fiction fanzine. Energumen. Energumen ( magazine ). Energumen won the 1973 Hugo for Best Fanzine .. Energumen. Energumen ( magazine ). Hugo for Best Fanzine. Hugo Award for Best Fanzine. Wood and Glicksohn were co-guests of honor at the 1975 World Science Fiction Convention .. guests of honor. science fiction convention#Anatomy of a typical science fiction convention. World Science Fiction Convention. World Science Fiction Convention. Wood published a great deal of trenchant criticism of the field , both in fanzines and in more formal venues .. fanzines. science fiction fanzines. She received three Hugo Awards for Best Fan Writer , in 1974 , 1977 , and 1981 .. Hugo Awards for Best Fan Writer. Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer. In 1976 she was instrumental in organizing the first feminist panel at a science fiction convention , at MidAmericon -LRB- that year 's WorldCon -RRB- .. science fiction. science fiction. science fiction convention. science fiction convention. MidAmericon. MidAmericon. WorldCon. WorldCon. The reaction to this helped lead to the founding of A Women 's APA and of WisCon .. WisCon. WisCon. Wood earned a B.A. -LRB- 1969 -RRB- and an M.A. -LRB- 1970 -RRB- from Carleton University and a Ph.D. -LRB- 1975 -RRB- from the University of Toronto .. Carleton University. Carleton University. Toronto. Toronto. University of Toronto. University of Toronto. She joined the English Department at the University of British Columbia in 1975 and taught Canadian literature , science fiction and children 's literature .. Canadian. Canadians. science fiction. science fiction. University of British Columbia. University of British Columbia. Canadian literature. Canadian literature. She was the Vancouver editor of the Pacific Northwest Review of Books -LRB- Jan.-Oct .. Vancouver. Vancouver, British Columbia. 1978 -RRB- and also edited the special science fiction / fantasy issue of Room of One 's Own .. science fiction. science fiction. She wrote numerous articles and book reviews that were published in books and academic journals , while continuing to write for fanzines .. fanzines. science fiction fanzines. While teaching courses in science fiction at UBC , one of her students was William Gibson ; his first published story , `` Fragments of a Hologram Rose '' , was originally written as an assignment in the class .. science fiction. science fiction. William Gibson. William Gibson. A memorial scholarship fund at Carleton University was established after her death , funded in part by donations from science fiction fandom -LRB- and from the sale of parts of her collection of science fiction art -RRB- .. science fiction. science fiction. Carleton University. Carleton University. scholarship fund. scholarship fund. science fiction art. science fiction art