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On the frontier: Luke Burbank, his daughter, Addy, and Nicola Vruwink pioneer South Beacon Hill.

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THE HOT POCKETS

Finding five affordable Seattle neighborhoods.

Korzun feeling Blue.

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Forty Shades of Blue

Runs Fri. Nov. 25–Thurs. Dec. 1, at Varsity.

Tyler and Mortensen as Arwen and Aragorn

Film

Winter Film

For a superpower, America always loves the underdog. Even as we’re mopping up Al Qaeda and rubbing Russia’s…

Nesbitt as the politician who can't please everyone.

Film

All Over but the Shooting

A tragic turning point in Irish history is powerfully re-created.

Peter Clark (left) and messengers.

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Best Bicycle Messenger/Entrepreneur/Advocate

TURF: URBAN LIVING

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Voltage Adapter Not Included

Electronic gifts not yet available in the United States

Husband, father, killer Macy.

Film

Fathers and sons

Youthful rebellion comes decades too late.

Director and co-star Kira Muratova in her 1967 Brief Encounters

Film

Red dawn

Forgotten films of the Russian New Wave.

Barney eats the Chrysler and climbs the walls.

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Cremaster 3: Matthew Barney’s Three-Hour Epic

Architects battle, cars crash, and teeth are scattered in Matthew Barney's three-hour art-film epic, but the movie is…

Ramos Lacerda during a brief bright moment.

Film

The doom generation

Unfortunate sons seek to fight fate.

Immersion journalist Conover.

Arts & Culture

The Wandering I

Ted Conover escapes prison for the open road— with a stop in Seattle.

The prodigal son returns: Cruise and Robards.

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Magnolia

Way too long, still worth seeing.

Clown or pirate?

Arts & Culture

Clown or pirate?

Which side will celebs choose in the Torchlight Parade?

Thornton doesn't subscribe to his own myth.

Film

Don’t Start the Martyrdom Without Me

Everyone's fixin' to die for 90 minutes. Then they do. So why do their deaths matter 168 years…

Y'all talkin' to me, Miss?

Film

Down in the Valley

Opens at Uptown, Fri., May 19. Rated R. 112 minutes.

Poetry to Go

Arts & Culture

Poetry to Go

How to bring your verse to the masses.

Carl Skoog

Arts & Culture

Carl Skoog

A few years back, I had the good fortune to hook up with the late photographer (1959–2005) on…

Gore the movie star.

Film

An Inconvenient Truth

Al Gore's sobering slide show doesn't quite add up to a movie.

Father and daughter-in-law in Tokyo Story.

Film

Empty Spaces, Full Lives

In important ways, there's something missing in this comprehensive Ozu retrospective.

Flip your lid

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Flip your lid

The new rage in men's fashion.