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A Serious Man
By Kevin Lincoln | November 12, 2009A Serious Man is an insidious dark comedy that ranks with the best of its filmmakers’ oeuvre and, arguably, as this year’s best movie yet.
A Serious Man is an insidious dark comedy that ranks with the best of its filmmakers’ oeuvre and, arguably, as this year’s best movie yet.
After a proposal from an ABC salesman, a senior reflects on finding home in the Bull City. But what happens when home becomes a little too comfortable?
Largely improvised by the student actors, The Lower D’s jumps off from the British script with non-PC dialogue, intermittent musical numbers and assorted musings on the human condition.
To reword the tagline: few goats, few redeeming qualities.
Producer Terence Berry took a quick break from his hectic promotional schedule to screen his hotly buzzed 'That Evening Sun' at Duke this past week.
Hypnotic and atmospheric, That Evening Sun is a resonating look at aging in America.
This might be the only Britney Spears album you ever need.
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Wale is sitting in the back of the hip-hop classroom playing the unruly, yet promising student.
Performing in Reynold Industries Theater tonight, Urban Bush Women is a 25-year-old company. The company focuses not on aesthetics, like other dance companies, but on communication.
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Phrazes for the Young is the best Strokes-affiliated release since 2003’s Room on Fire.
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