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Weekend Movies: The Master – An Interpretation

by Raj Ranade [Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master is an oddball stunner of a movie – if you’re interested in a dazzlingly shot, brilliantly acted, deceptively complex, and occasionally baffling piece of art, I highly recommend that you see it. …

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Boomslang 2012: Set Reviews

by Raj Ranade THURSDAY: Audiences were in for a hell of a show at the Kentucky Theatre on Thursday, at least once they got in - which required doubling back

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Boomslang 2012 Liveblog

THURSDAY 7:49: The line's stretching out to Portofino for Boomslang's opening show at the Kentucky! The hipsters in line have already begun to snipe about how hipster the other

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Boomslang 2012: A Preview

This article appears on page 12 of the September 13, 2012 print edition of Ace Weekly. by Raj Ranade This year's Boomslang finds classic acts reuniting, exciting new artists

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Podcast: Zodiac (2007 – A Cinema Retrospective)

My film scholar colleague Fareed and I have decided to try out something new with our latest series of podcasts. We're going to be taking a look back

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Kentucky Theater Summer Classics: The Leopard

by Raj Ranade A big budget is no guarantee that a movie will look good - 200 million dollars couldn't stop Battleship from looking like the offspring of a

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Weekend Movies: ParaNorman

by Raj Ranade A few thoughts about ParaNorman, the new animated film from the stop-motion studio Laika (the team behind the excellent Coraline). - Stop-motion animation has had a minor

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Podcast: The Dark Knight Rises

by Raj Ranade In honor of the release of The Dark Knight Rises, my friend Fareed Ben-Youssef, a film scholar at UC Berkeley, and I decided to revive an

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Pitchfork 2012: The Ace Weekly Wrap-Up

by Raj Ranade Torrential downpours! Heat strokes! Handlebar mustaches! The Pitchfork Music Festival poses many dangers for press correspondents but myself and photographer Justin Hamlett braved Chicago's Union Park

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Pitchfork 2012: Interview – Alex Zhang Hungtai of Dirty Beaches

by Raj Ranade The first band-mates of Alex Zhang Hungtai, the man behind the fascinating art-rock project Dirty Beaches, didn't exactly mince words when explaining why they had to



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