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Film note: "The Judge and the General," a mass-murder mystery
In 1973, a military coup overthrew and murdered the democratically-elected president of Chile, socialist Salvador Allende, replacing him with General Augusto Pinochet, whose regime perpetrated torture, murder and “disappearances” until 1990. MORE »
Film note: Are we really "hated for our freedom"?
Minneapolis residents Dominic Howes and Joel Weber, co-directors of The Listening Project, pose an urgent post-9/11 question: What does the world think of America? Traveling to 14 countries (including Africa, the UK, Afghanistan, Israel and Palestine, Mexico, India, and China), the answers they get are often contradictory and surprising. The film casts serious doubt on the Bush Administration’s assertion that we Americans are “hated for our freedom.” MORE »
Interview: The mighty Zack Kline of the Orange Mighty Trio
The beautiful thing about a truly gifted musician is that he or she can cut it in any style under the sun. It’s even beautifuler when you’ve got a group in which all the players are that talented. MORE »
Music note: The Danger Board woo Uptown audience with miniature weenies and good tunes
When I heard that local theatrical punk band the Danger Board were hosting an “eighth of July BBQ,” having previously experienced their wild shows performed in costumes, featuring audience participation games including a xylophone contest—I knew this would be one firecracker of a show. MORE »
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