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Bryden (left) and Coogan measure up.

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Tristram Shandy: A Cock & Bull Story

Opens Fri., Feb. 17, at Guild 45

Destiny calling? Ellen Burstyn on hold.

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The red dress

Transcendence remains one big score away.

Emerald Reels Super-8 Lounge

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Emerald Reels Super-8 Lounge

Lots of local, low-tech movies.

Man with a plan: Sergi López as the mysteriously ingratiating Harry.

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The problem solver

Self-appointed benefactor undoes writer's block.

Homophobe Green in Cock.

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This Week’s Attractions

COCK AND BULL STORY Opens Fri., Nov. 7, at Varsity Billy Hayes spent five years in a Turkish…

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Come as you aren’t

Todd Haynes' new movie is about the transformative power of glam.

With miles to go before he sleeps.

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The long road home of The Straight Story

David Lynch discovers a brighter side to America.

Another Oscar for Spacek?

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Unforgiven

Family catastrophe leads to unexpected resolution.

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Gus Van Sant

On Cobain and Last Days.

Duris (with Aure Atika) is fashionable, if not forceful, in Beat.

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The Beat That My Heart Skipped

Also: Lila Says, Intimate Stories, November, and Stealth.

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Turnabout

Hanif Kureishi delivers a generation-gap story with a twist.

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Valley Girl

MGM Home Entertainment, $19.95

Don't worry, be happy

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Don’t worry, be happy

Queens without the drama at this year's Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival.

The Tipton Three in Afghanistan.

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The Road to Guantánamo

Opens at Pacific Place, Fri., July 7. Rated R. 95 minutes.

Ambrose and Busch on the beach.

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Ebb tide

There's not enough sand in these shorts.

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Entourage, Gram Parsons, and Grand Prix.

To be Aquaman, or not to be Aquaman?

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Boobs

When the most noticeable ones aren't the ones on Vicki Lewis, you know your film's in trouble.

Taylor (left) and Newcombe: dueling divas.

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Dig!

Local Sightings, Nicotina, Reconstruction, Rosenstrasse

Even at age 55, Arnold still knows how to make his point.

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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines: Arnold Returns to Form

But something more important is missing.

Inmates brush up on the Bard.

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Shakespeare Behind Bars

Showing at Varsity, Fri., March 31–Thurs., April 6. Not rated. 93 minutes.