Travel back to Midgar in this worthy addition to the Final Fantasy VII universe.
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Theater Review (NYC): Bertolt Brecht’s The Caucasian Chalk Circle
Cast and crew's great cleverness and enormous talent make Brecht's masterpiece pulsate with the outsized, exaggerated energy of real life.
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Based on the French memoir of the same name, this memorable film, full of layered visuals and unique POV shots, grips you with hope and imagination.
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Robles' children's book challenges the concept of "affirmative action."
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Elling is a wonderful movie, with beautiful acting, and a funny, genuinely heart-warming story.
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"I ended up with...the positive, mystical, fantasy and philosophical elements and attempted to create my own literary delicacy that included all of these ingredients."
Read More »Nintendo Wii Review: Opoona
Nice visuals and unique battle system make this game well-rounded except for a thin story and the occasional navigation issue.
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Discuss the global food shortage over a pot of poo!
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Techel's first children's book is touching and inspirational.
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