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WEB ONLY A Diary of the Making of My Dad Is 100 Years Old by Erin Hirschberg FESTIVALS: Karlovy Vary by Alissa Simon Brokeback Mountain by Jason McBride The War of the Worlds by Adam Nayman Darwin’s Nightmare by Steve Erickson
INTERVIEWS Salt of the Earth: Michael Glawogger on Workingman’s Death by Christoph Huber and Olaf Möller Mutual Appreciation Society: The World of Andrew Bujalski by Scott Foundas and in the magazine… Loving Three Times: Hou Hsiao-hsien, Shu Qi, Chang Chen by Mark Peranson The Memphis Blues Again: Ira Sachs on Forty Shades o Blue by Ray Pride Elettra Is My Middle Name: Guy Maddin Interviews Isabella Rossellini
FEATURES Roads to Somewhere: Paradise Now and Route 181 by Richard Porton and in the magazine… Waving Good-bye to Toronto: Don Owen’s Notes for a Film About Donna & Gail by Steve Gravestock Deadpan in Nulltown: On the Trail of Follow Me Quietly by B. Kite and Bill Krohn
SPOTLIGHT The Passenger Meets History by Robert Koehler Rome, Open City: Neorealism Wasn’t Built in a Day by George Kaltsounakis
COLUMNS BOOKS: The Flash of Capital: An Interview with Eric Cazdyn by Chris Gehman Global Discoveries on DVD by Jonathan Rosenbaum DVD: H.B. Halicki’s Cinema Junkyard by Andrew Tracy and in the magazine… EDITOR’S NOTE FILM/ART: Olivo Barbieri by Andréa Picard SPARE CHANGE: Marcos Prado’s Estamira by Quintín BACK PAGE: Several Reasons I Dedicated My Film, Broken Flowers, to Jean Eustache by Jim Jarmusch
CURRENCY Land of the Dead by Michael Sicinski The Troubles We’ve Seen: A History of Journalism in Wartime by Jerry White and in the magazine… Familia by Jason Anderson Good Night. And, Good Luck and The Constant Gardener by Anthony Kaufman

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<h3><strong><span style=”color: #000000;”>WEB ONLY</span></strong></h3>
The Monster Is Afraid: <em>The Elephant Man</em>, David Lynch <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=566″>By Serge Daney</a>

Letter: On Malaysian Cinema <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=569″>By Pierre Rissient</a>

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<h3><strong><span style=”color: #000000;”><span style=”color: #333399;”>INTERVIEWS</span>
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Vulgar Moralism: Paul Verhoeven’s <em>Black Book</em> <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=571″>By Robert Koehler
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The Dark Horse: Robinson Devor on <em>Zoo</em> <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=573″>By Rob Nelson</a>

<strong><a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=113″>and in the magazine..</a></strong>

A Relay Race of the Week: Bong Joon-ho’s <em>The Host</em> By Adam Nayman

Bullet Boy: Jason Kohn and <em>Manda Bala (Send a Bullet)</em> By Tom Charity

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<h3><strong><span style=”color: #cc6600;”>FEATURES</span></strong></h3>
Killing Time: The Economical Diversity of Johnnie To <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=576″>By Christoph Huber</a>

Inside/Out: A Modest Proposal Concerning William A. Wellman
<a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=578″>By Andrew Tracy</a>

<strong><a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=113″>and in the magazine..</a></strong>

Jacques Rivette and the Other Place: Track One By B. Kite

Phil Solomon Visits San Andreas and Escapes, Not Unscathed: Notes on Two Recent Works By Michael Sicinski

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<h3><strong><span style=”color: #006600;”>SPOTLIGHT: FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS
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Sundance/ Berlin <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=580″>By Mark Peranson</a>

Sundance: <em>Grace Is Gone,</em> <em>The Savages</em> <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=582″>By Scott Foundas</a>

<strong><a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=113″>and in the magazine..</a></strong>

Rotterdam By Jason Sanders

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<h3><strong><span style=”color: #990000;”>COLUMNS</span></strong></h3>
<a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=584″>Editor’s Note</a>

Global Discoveries on DVD <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=586″>By Jonathan Rosenbaum</a>

<strong><a href=”../?page_id=113″>and in the magazine..</a></strong>

Film/Art: Expanding Film Festivals By Andréa Picard

DVD Bonus: <em>Idiocracy</em> By Jessica Winter

Books Around By Olaf Möller

Canadiana: The Year in Canadian Film By Steve Gravestock

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<h3><span style=”color: #660066;”><strong>CURRENCY</strong></span></h3>
<em>The Lives of Others</em> <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=588″>By Richard Porton</a>

<em>Belle toujours</em> <a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=590″>By Jay Kuehner</a>

<strong><a href=”http://cinema-scope.com/wordpress/?page_id=113″>and in the magazine..</a></strong>

<em>Flags of Our Fathers</em> and <em>Letters from </em><em>Iwo Jima</em> By Quintin

<em>Zodiac</em> By Jason Anderson

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