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Review: The Box
David Kelly boxes himself in BY CHRIS FARAONE

David Kelly boxes himself in

Review: The Men Who Stare at Goats
Bleating hearts tame Goats
Review: Brief Interviews With Hideous Men
John Krasinski takes on David Foster Wallace and succeeds
Review: Michael Jackson's This Is It
Is this it?
Review: Disney's A Christmas Carol
State-of-the-art technology allows actors to reach new heights of hamminess
Review: The Horse Boy
A compelling real-life adventure
Review: Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America
Imagine if Ingmar Bergman had made The Blair Witch Project
Review: The Fourth Kind
Creepy, but clumsy
Review: Bad Boy Made Good
The revival of George Anthiel's 1924 Ballet méchanique
Review: Gentlemen Broncos
Jared Hess's latest geek fantasy
Review: Warren Miller's Dynasty
Nothing but fluff for the franchise
Review: 35 Shots of Rum
Claire Denis's film goes down smooth, but with a subtle kick
Review: The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day
This is bullshit.
Review: American Casino
Putting a face on figures
Review: Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant
Harry Potter it ain’t, but it’s fun all the same.

Foraging with the Found Footage Festival’s Nick Prueher

Hardboiled hub
The city’s gritty, criminal underbelly has redefined the dark, artistic vision known as Boston noir
Interview: Lars von Trier of Antichrist
The director on the redeeming qualities of Antichrist
Interview: Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson
Picking the brains of Zombieland 's stars
Interview: Colin Beavan
It's not easy going green
Crimson green
Banned director Jafar Panahi on Iran's vicious circle
Reykjavik International Film Festival 2009
Report back from Iceland amidst lamb hot dogs, and fish and chips.
True romance
Jane Campion directs the best movie ever made about John Keats.
Interview: Robert Siegel
On the shoulders of Giants fans
Assholes rule
Max is the Minimum
October lite
The outlook is still gloomy, but film finds time for childish things
Interview: Uli Edel
The Baader Meinhof Complex director talks about terror and glamour
The plots thicken
9/11 Truthers, Tea Parties, Birthers — conspiracy is in the air. No wonder Hollywood is embracing paranoia.
Willy Wonka in Smellovision
Scent of the Times
Interview: RJ Cutler
Bringing vérité to Vogue

Boston rat rampage
Thanks to the global economic collapse, which has stalled initiated construction projects, Boston’s rat population is surging

Interview: Ray Davies
On singing in the choir, his American experience, and who’ll play Dave

Photos: Monsters of Folk at Orpheum Theatre
Monsters of Folk, live at the Orpheum Theatre, November 3, 2009

Boston rat rampage
Thanks to the global economic collapse, which has stalled initiated construction projects, Boston’s rat population is surging

Hardboiled hub
The city’s gritty, criminal underbelly has redefined the dark, artistic vision known as Boston noir

Sustainability
Merce Cunningham in the Park Avenue Armory; Christopher Wheeldon at City Center

Taking sides
The US Senate election is forcing Massachusetts pols to choose their team. Plus, Pagliuca’s plan, and the state GOP tries to get serious.

The Quiet Storm
In this desperate downtime, is Deval Patrick regrouping, or cluelessly steering a sinking ship?

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