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Lemming, Mountain Patrol (Kekexili), and United 93

Charlotte Rampling heads into David Lynch country.

Law and Diaz: Be grateful they're not Wilson and Hudson.

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The Holiday

Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Dec. 8. Rated PG-13. 136 minutes.

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Love Is the Drug

Opens at Uptown and Bellevue Galleria, Fri., Oct. 6. Rated R. 96 minutes.

International sisterhood: Cruz (left) and Cobo pull us into Almodóvar's distaff world.

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Gynophilia

Almodóvar turns up the red and highlights the cleavage in this lighthearted, all-girl ghost story.

Yes, that's Julie Christie.

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Out of the Past

Nine old films take us back to the groovy, violent '60s.

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Sept. 27-Oct. 4, 2006

Who's more noble—Gregory Peck or Harry Dean Stanton?

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Hangmen Also Die, I Am a Sex Addict, and two by John Hughes

Blane or Duckie? You make the call!

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Dec. 6-13, 2006

Argentina in crisis, unhappy Iranian women, and the McSweeney's cartel comes to Lake Forest Park.

Penn presses the flesh like a man twice his size.

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All the King’s Men

Sean Penn can't pull his weight in treatment of American classic.

Run, Rudy, run! Youngblood sprints toward a post-pagan future.

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Mel Gibson Is Responsible for All the Wars in the World

OK, slight exaggeration. But he's at least to blame for this one.

Timberlake (left) studies Hirsch.

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Alpha Dog

Opens at Meridian and other theaters, Fri., Jan. 12. Rated R. 117 minutes.

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Jan. 17-24, 2007

Billy Wilder in post-war Berlin, and William S. Burroughs in '70 Portland.

The Danielson clan.

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Danielson: A Family Movie

Runs at Northwest Film Forum, Fri., Dec. 15–Thurs., Dec. 21. Not rated. 105 minutes.

Wilson makes more sense on film than stage.

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Absolute Wilson

Runs at Varsity, Fri., Feb. 9–Thurs., Feb. 15. Not rated. 105 minutes.

Blanchett on set with Soderbergh at far right.

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Tea and Cate

A chat with the prickly star of three big holiday movies.

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Black Gold

Opens at Lincoln Square and Metro, Fri., Oct. 6. Not rated. 78 minutes.

Watanabe knows his troops are trapped in a losing fight.

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The Lost Command

Clint Eastwood continues to chip away at the hero myth, as Japanese soldiers realize war cannot be won.

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Kenneth Anger’s Candy-Colored Absinthe Freakout.

Plus Ricky Gervais, Peruvian marching powder, and other new releases.

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He’s Not Alan Partridge!

Steve Coogan is haunted by his famous TV creation, plus other new releases.

One of Link's vintage scenes.

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The Photographer, His Wife, Her Lover

Runs at Northwest Film Forum, Fri., Jan. 19–Thurs., Jan. 25. Not rated. 80 minutes.