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    Hayao Miyazaki’s epic 1999 fantasy is grounded in a mythology as richly complex as Disney’s fairy tales are simplistic. The…

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    A prize winner at Sundance, this animated docudrama about the famous, raucous free speech trial, which followed the 1968 Democratic…

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    Sarah Palin must not have many bird houses in the backyard of her Alaska governor’s mansion. After all, the veep…

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    Don Hertzfeldt
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    When I think of the animation of Don Hertzfeldt, stick figures with uncontrollable anal bleeding come to mind. His somewhat…

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    Peter Galbraith
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    The former U.S. ambassador (and son of the famous economist), he previously wrote the prescient The End of Iraq. Tonight,…

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    Marilynne Robinson
    Marilynne Robinson
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    After winning a Pulitzer for Gilead, her latest is Home, which continues the family strife and alcoholism of some of…

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    Films4Families
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    All Tharp
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    If her “All Tharp” program that PNB doesn’t quite run the gamut of Twyla Tharp’s repertoire, but that’s only because…

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    All the King's Men
    All the King’s Men
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