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Robert Redford

  • Blogs

    January 25, 2011

    David Carr gets kudos in "Page One" N.Y. Times documentary

    David Carr gives a stand-out performance.​Congratulations are in order for David Carr, once the editor of the Twin Cities Reader, who keeps clawing his way up the media food chain. Carr beat drug addiction to pen a harrowing memoir. He carved out a media beat at The New York Times. Two years ... More >>

  • News

    April 14, 2010

    The Humane Society and big agriculture slug it out over animal rights

    David Carr gives a stand-out performance.​Congratulations are in order for David Carr, once the editor of the Twin Cities Reader, who keeps clawing his way up the media food chain. Carr beat drug addiction to pen a harrowing memoir. He carved out a media beat at The New York Times. Two years ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 26, 2008

    007: Man of the Left

    Changes and progress very rarely are gifts from above"Changes and progress very rarely are gifts from above," said Noam Chomsky last week. "They come out of struggles from below. And the answer to what's next depends on people like you. Nobody else can answer it."In Haiti and Bolivia, Chomsky went o ... More >>

  • Movies

    November 7, 2007

    Dull Roar

    There's an odd upside to Robert Redford's terribly earnest, quite terrible war drama

  • Movies

    February 1, 2006

    The Revolution Will Not Be Published?

    Swarming with Paparazzi, Sundance Wonders, 'Where's the Media?'

  • Movies

    November 9, 2005

    Ride Away

    Ang Lee finds home on the range

  • Movies

    February 23, 2005

    Return of the Psycho-Critic

    A depressed movie lover talks himself into watching the Oscars

  • Columns

    September 29, 2004

    "Misanthropes" For $100, Alex

    Nothing gets between Curtiss A and Jeopardy!

  • News

    March 31, 2004

    The Movie Lovers

    The world makes out all right at the International Film Festival

  • Music

    February 26, 2003

    X Factor

    John Doe leaves his punk roots behind to sing nice little songs about shooting at cars

  • Arts

    January 23, 2002

    The Wanderers

    Seeking Signs of Civilization--and Artistic Sustenance--at the Sundance Film Festival

  • Movies

    November 28, 2001

    Size Matters

    Seeking Signs of Civilization--and Artistic Sustenance--at the Sundance Film Festival

  • Arts

    August 8, 2001

    What a Feeling

    An Oak Street retrospective pulls us back to the flashy days of Eighties cinema

  • Movies

    March 14, 2001

    Shooting Pain

    An Oak Street retrospective pulls us back to the flashy days of Eighties cinema

  • Arts

    July 19, 2000

    Cinema of Cynicism

    In a 29-film series, Oak Street Cinema puts Hollywood's most complicated decade, the Seventies, onscreen

  • Movies

    June 21, 2000

    It's Giuliani Time

    The new Shaft signs on to do the mayor's dirty work

  • Music

    March 1, 2000

    Texas Three-Step

    Decades after their only recording, the Flatlanders ride their legend from the strange plains of Lubbock to a surprising reunion

  • Arts

    February 2, 2000

    The Sundance Shuffle

    Hollywood shifts to the slopes for another week of reeling opportunities

  • Movies

    July 21, 1999

    Mission: Interminable

    Stanley Kubrick's long-delayed Eyes Wide Shut sets out to baffle and bore Tom Cruise fans--and succeeds impeccably

  • Arts

    February 3, 1999

    Cold Fever

    The annual case of contagious hype and acquisitions mania at the Sundance Film Festival

  • Movies

    November 18, 1998

    Doing It to Death

    The annual case of contagious hype and acquisitions mania at the Sundance Film Festival

  • Feature

    October 1, 1998

    Randy Rowoldt

    He built a pair of wings for Shirley MacLaine, now he's showing us his closet

  • Movies

    June 17, 1998

    The Yoke's on Her

    He built a pair of wings for Shirley MacLaine, now he's showing us his closet

  • Movies

    May 20, 1998

    Rancho Notorious

    Spare the rod, spoil the child: Robert Redford tames women, children, and beasts alike in The Horse Whisperer

  • Feature

    May 6, 1998

    1973 An Introduction

    1973 Nobel Prize Winner Henry Kissinger and friends.

  • Arts

    April 29, 1998

    Real to Reel

    Minnesota filmmaker Wendell Jon Andersson has devoted the better part of his youth to creating his debut feature, With or Without You

  • Arts

    March 25, 1998

    Tricky Dick

    In Primary Colors, being president means never having to say you're sorry.

  • Arts

    January 28, 1998

    Braving the Elements

    Gallo Humor: The actor-writer-director of Buffalo '66, Vincent Gallo.

  • News

    December 17, 1997

    Raiders of the Lost Art

    Has the artsyplex boom housebroken the independent film? A partisan's manifesto.

  • Arts

    May 28, 1997

    Inspecting the Cannes

    In its 50th year, is the world's most prestigious film festival showing its age?

  • Arts

    February 12, 1997

    Grrr-ella Filmmaking

    Ex-Minnesotan Sarah Jacobson loses it confidently with Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore.

  • Movies

    January 29, 1997

    Playing It Safe at Sundance

    Ex-Minnesotan Sarah Jacobson loses it confidently with Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore.

  • Arts

    November 20, 1996

    Princess of Tides

    The Mirror Has Two Faces reflects Barbra Streisand's ambition to have it all.

  • News

    October 16, 1996

    The Great Green Whistlestop Tour

    The Mirror Has Two Faces reflects Barbra Streisand's ambition to have it all.

  • News

    October 2, 1996

    A Tale of Two Babylons

    The Mirror Has Two Faces reflects Barbra Streisand's ambition to have it all.

  • News

    June 19, 1996

    Planet Hollywood, Planet Earth, and Planet Clinton

    The Mirror Has Two Faces reflects Barbra Streisand's ambition to have it all.

  • Arts

    January 31, 1996

    Losing It at Sundance

    The Amerindie film fest continues to inspire madness and money--and occasionally, art.

  • News

    December 13, 1995

    The Senator, the Star, and One Big Gold Mine

    The Amerindie film fest continues to inspire madness and money--and occasionally, art.

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