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Anda Union: From The Steppes To The City follows a band of young Inner Mongolian musicians as they traverse 10,000 km to perform for each of the ten members' far flung families.
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EAMES: THE ARCHITECT AND THE PAINTER
“There couldn't be a better time to examine the complex and absorbing history of this designing couple, and Eames: The Architect and the Painter couldn't be a better vehicle for that examination, “ says Kenneth Turan in the LA Times. |
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THE TRIANGLE WARS
Architects, engineers and city planners take the lead in Urbanized, but politicians and developers hold all the cards in The Triangle Wars, an alarming (and disarmingly funny) account of urban development closer to home. |
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THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Best known for Distant Voices, Still Lives and The Long Day Closes, Davies once again savours period specfics and refashions the rationed romanticism of the era’s films. |
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OUR IDIOT BROTHER
A performance of perfect blundering innocence from Paul Rudd buoys this laugh-out-loud farce about a back-to-the-earth alternative lifestyler who disrupts the lives of his three uptight New York City sisters. |
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URBANIZED
“Even viewers with deep knowledge of modern urban planning are likely to learn something from the carefully selected images and thoughtful interviews that make up most of Urbanized,” says NY Times critic A. O. Scott.
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