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By Kris Gruber [email protected] 20 May 2021 During the course of our interview Gina Powers frequently stopped to console Atomic Coffee patrons wrestling with…
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By Kris Gruber [email protected] 20 May 2021 During the course of our interview Gina Powers frequently stopped to console Atomic Coffee patrons wrestling with…
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https://www.facebook.com/brittney.goodman.3 20 May 2021 Has it really been 10 years of D Mills and the Thrills?? Yes it has! Ten years ago, Diane was…
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by Greg Carlson [email protected] 16 May 2021 Another movie long-delayed by the pandemic, “Saint Maud” can finally be viewed on Amazon Prime and several…
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By Greg Carlson [email protected] 07 May 2021 Hard to say whether non-cinephiles will be interested enough to watch a feature-length documentary about a movie…
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29 April 2021 As tantalizing subject matter goes, the topic of Marilyn Agrelo’s “Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street” is as much…
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Fantasy and Reality in Ben Hozie’s ‘PVT Chat’ By Greg Carlson [email protected] 23 April 2021 Talented hyphenate Ben Hozie breaks through with “PVT Chat,”…
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Florence Dockter Scherbenske has authored a new book, “My Impossible Dream: You Can Do It Too, Germans from Russia Immigrant Grandparents Ethnic Lifestyle.” Florence…
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18 March 2021 Many of the talented musicians in the Fargo-Moorhead area are natives of the area. Others, like Tim Gibson, may not have…
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Spring is almost here, and we might even be venturing outdoors to experience the warmth of the sun. After 2020, which feels like it…
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Moorhead Friends Writing Group gathers virtually to administer advice.
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When four gentleman scholars came together seventy-one years ago to establish the North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies, they might have been hard-pressed to…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has presented some interesting challenges for music and the arts, and the realm of classical music is no exception. Even nationally…
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Color Fest: The City of West Fargo wants YOU to help paint the town By Sabrina Hornung [email protected] On Saturday May 8 from 10…
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By Greg Carlson [email protected] 18 April 2021 Validated and legitimized by a kind of inflated imprimatur as an episode in “The New York Times…
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The Master’s Voice: Monro’s ‘Kubrick by Kubrick’ By Greg Carlson 09 April 2021 Joining the group of nonfiction portraits that includes “Stanley Kubrick: A…
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02 April 2021 Kring’s ‘End of the Line’ Part of North Dakota Environmental Rights Film Festival One of several powerful films included in the…
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Collecting Movies with Toby Jones (2021) By Greg Carlson [email protected] 28 March 2021 Toby Jones is an Emmy-nominated writer, director and cartoonist from Fargo,…
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An engrossing portrait that takes viewers deep into the world of marijuana farming in Northern California’s Humboldt County, “Freeland” rumbles along on the strength…
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Tom Brandau (1960-2021) By Greg Carlson [email protected] When I first made his acquaintance, I didn’t think I liked Tom Brandau. And I was certain…
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By Greg Carlson [email protected] 19 February 2021 Photo courtesy Mari Mur. Dava Whisenant received the Best New Documentary Director Award at the 2018 Tribeca…
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Filmmaker Sabrina Doyle’s “Lorelei” aims for hardscrabble, working-class romance. Good onscreen chemistry between Jena Malone and Pablo Schreiber lifts the filmmaker’s debut feature out…
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By Greg Carlson [email protected] 18 February 2021 Filmmaker and activist Iara Lee’s “Stalking Chernobyl: Exploration After Apocalypse” ventures into the sites and surroundings of…
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By Greg Carlson [email protected] 2/5/21 Rodney Ascher’s previous two nonfiction features, “Room 237” and “The Nightmare,” played out like the cinematic equivalent of staying…
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