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Arts & Entertainment

The Letter

by Niels Strandskov
Published April 8, 2004

LDir. Ziad H. Hamzeh ewiston, Maine isn't the kind of town normally associated with racial strife. But perhaps it should be. In a rapidly globalizing society, it is small towns like Lewiston, Austin, Minn....

The harmony of circumstance

by Katrina Wilber
Published April 8, 2004
The MIA displays a large collection of Roman busts.

Dust that was a city

by Greg Corradini
Published April 8, 2004
"99 Histories" surprises even the playwright with directorial magic.

Harvie Krumpet

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published April 8, 2004

HDir. Adam Elliot arvie Krumpet was born. After that things would rarely go so well for him again. In this delightfully dark claymation short, showing as part of the International Shorts Showcase, we are...

Raja

by Greg Corradini
Published April 8, 2004

LDir. Jacques Doillon ove is prostitution in director Jacques Doillon's "Raja," a love story set in Morocco involving business transactions and cultural divisions. Bored with his fortune and solitude,...

New World Symphony

by Katrina Wilber
Published April 8, 2004

ODirected by Charles Bowe h, what a tangled web we weave when we pit brother against brother, husband against wife and playwright against director. Such is Charles Bowe's "New World Symphony." Shot on...

Best believe they’re the baddest

by Keri Carlson
Published April 8, 2004
"Crossfaded" presents an album of loosely related music from the Twin Cities.

Toeing the race line

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published April 8, 2004

Let's talk about race." It is difficult to imagine an invitation that would be more likely to get turned down in most cases. Along with its partners ethnicity, gender, religion and sexual orientation,...

Dutch Light

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published April 8, 2004

TDir. Maarten de Kroon here really is something especially beautiful about the Netherlands. The windmills, the waterways, the ever-present, lolling, pregnant clouds. To those given to melancholia it all...

Cut ’em down to size

Published April 8, 2004
The Rock takes a walk in a sylvan revenge fantasy.

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