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Leaves of Grass: Intentional incoherence
"He learned about the weather, but storms still happen"~~Tim Blake Nelson
My Dog Tulip is about all that is natural
My Dog Tulip is for dog lovers.
Metropolis: The fear, mystery and intrigue
Metropolis, accompanied by the Alloy Orchestra, opened up Ebertfest Wednesday night in a "silent movie event."
Welcome back, Ebertfest!
The best fest in the Midwest is back in Champaign, holding strong in Fort Virginia in the midst of a marathon invasion.
Ebertfest lineup unveiled
The movies and celebs coming to C-U in late April have emerged from behind Roger Ebert's paywall, into the glorious light of day.
Ebertfest Day 5: The carnival takes a bow
Jamie says so-long to another year of Ebertfest and reflects on one last good film.
Departures: A Gentle Respect
Beth explains how death can be beautiful in her review for Yojiro Takita's Departures.
Ebertfest Day 4: Unjust coffee policy, colorful suits, and severed pinky fingers
Pat reports on the festival's longest day yet, plus his "moment" with director Charlie Kaufman.
Ebertfest Day 3: Kaufman, a cameraman, and a gem
Jamie is back and relays the events of star guest Charlie Kaufman, as well as the best film of the festival thus far.
Munyurangabo: A movie of the people, for the people
Beth is "uplifted" against her will at Ebertfest's showing of Munyurangabo.
Ebertfest Thursday panel: “Getting the damned thing made”
Ebertfest panels are worth it if you are willing to make the trek to campustown. Pat Brown reports... kind of.
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