Hinds and Manville take a ‘Midwinter Break’
Rather than a complex and nuanced presentation of spousal disharmony, “Midwinter Break” opts for a hammer instead of a scalpel.
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Graffiti legends showcased at the NDMOA
“Re-Arming Language: Post-Graffiti Artists” will be on display at the North Dakota Museum of Art in Grand Forks from March 5 to May 10.
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Cheers to 100 years of the Fargo Theatre
There’s a certain kind of magic to the Fargo Theatre. It’s a place to escape to for the small fee of the price of admission.…
Read NowLove and hate: Fennell goes to ‘Wuthering Heights’
Literature purists who will judge Emerald Fennell’s decadent, gorgeous, horny and high-calorie interpretation of “Wuthering Heights” on the basis of its fidelity to the 1847…
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Davis spend ‘The Best Summer’ with Beastie Boys and friends
For the Generation X members obsessed with the incredible 90s music scene that gave us everything from the DIY exuberance of riot grrrl founding…
Read NowLowthorpe adapts popular memoir ‘H is for Hawk’
A little more than a decade following the publication of the popular Helen Macdonald memoir upon which it is based, a feature film version…
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DaCosta visits ‘The Bone Temple’
The versatile Nia DaCosta follows her underseen and underappreciated “Hedda” (one of my 2025 favorites) with the first female-helmed entry in the 28 Days/Weeks/Years Later…
Read NowReichardt pulls a heist: ‘The Mastermind’
There is a great scene in the middle of Kelly Reichardt’s excellent movie “The Mastermind” when protagonist James Blaine Mooney (Josh O’Connor) is chastised…
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‘Snowflake Spectacular:’ A Winter Showcase
This is a family-friendly event showcasing pole, aerial and belly dance performances by performers of all experience levels.
Read NowNaomi Jaye Directs Britt Lower in ‘Darkest Miriam’
Writer-director Naomi Jaye adapts fellow Canadian Martha Baillie’s 2009 novel “The Incident Report” as a potent and introspective character study. Retitled “Darkest Miriam,” Jaye’s movie…
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Fastvold marks the agony and the ecstasy if ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’
Director Mona Fastvold’s “The Testament of Ann Lee” frequently writhes and gesticulates with a hypnotizing mysticism that mirrors the fervor of its title character. At…
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