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...found the mass murderers I was looking for, and I have outlived all of them ... My work is done." SIMON WIESENTHAL, 94, Nazi Hunter, telling an Austrian magazine that he is retiring...
...screen at least once in your life, preferably late at night in a theater packed to capacity with unruly, appreciative misfits. I don’t know how unruly the late-night Brattle audience will be, but give the experience a shot regardless. This 1998 adaptation of writer Hunter S. Thompson’s gonzo opus was unjustly roasted when it premiered at Cannes and flopped at the box office in the same month, but its recent DVD release by the prestigious Criterion Collection is rehabilitating its reputation. Oh, and the film? Its a hilariously anarchic screed about the death...
...cast as a killer, a psycho or a racist. In our universe, though, he is headlining the find-yourself drama Levity, playing a convicted murderer who has just been released from prison after 22 years. Back in the free world, he finds his way with the help of Holly Hunter as the sister of Thornton’s victim and Morgan Freeman as a local reverend (playing a man of God before warming up to play the big guy himself in Bruce Almighty). Kirsten Dunst also stars as the resident good-looking rebellious teen; who will be able...
...male competitors, Hunter A. Maats ’04 and Daniel C. Craig ’04, entered the contest under pseudonyms, and were the first to drop...
Czech Republic They became known as the "Cibulka lists" - some 200,000 names of alleged collaborators and officers of Czechoslovakia's communist-era secret police (StB) - named for Petr Cibulka, a former dissident turned free-lance StB hunter who published them a decade ago. Although the Czech government once forced Cibulka to stop posting them on his website, it's now putting its own version online. On March 20, the Czech Interior Ministry (www.mvcr.cz) will post names of some 100,000 alleged StB collaborators, as well as 9,000 organizations the communists spied on at home and abroad. An online...