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03 Pro-Art Invites You to the Circus!

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04 Spotlight 07 Karaoke 07 Trivia 08 Puzzle Page 09 Pets of the Week 09 Mike Mitchell at The Down Home 10 David Arts Joins General Morgan Inn As New General Manager of Historic Hotel 11 Things To Do 13 WQUT Concert Schedule

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Enter the most unlikely setting for a circus, a factory. One where the workers are acrobats and the machines are circus props. Welcome to Birdhouse Factory! The Pro-Art Association presents Las Vegas based circus troupe Cirque Mechanics for a one-of-a-kind performance on Sunday, February 6th at 2:00 PM at the Wise County Performing Arts Center at J.W. Adams Combined School in Pound, VA. Behold a contortionist perform on a turntable powered by unicyclists. Witness the trapeze artist flying high thanks to the spins of an acrobat inside a giant gear-like wheel. Marvel as the trampoline wall artists defy the laws of physics by virtually flying and walking on air. Giggle at the antics of the characters, dazzle at the acrodancing, and enchanted by the story of laughter, love, flight, and birdhouses. Cirque Mechanics, inspired by modern circus, finds its roots in the mechanical and its heart in stories of American ingenuity, wrapped in circus acrobatics, mechanical wonders, and a bit of clowning around. Birdhouse Factory toured the United States and Europe for ten years inspiring and entertaining

audiences and critics. The New York Times found this circus show “exceptional, evocative, ... and engrossingly entertaining.” Birdhouse Factory was inspired, in part, by the masterful industry murals of Mexican-born artist Diego Rivera, the outrageous illustrations of cartoonist Rube Goldberg and the slap-stick humor of Charlie Chaplin’s film Modern Times. While these inspirations make Birdhouse Factory artful, nostalgic and funny, the true essence of the show comes from the circus. This is a simple story of daily life in a “widgets” factory circa 1935, where workers are brought together by the most unlikely of events, a bird accidentally injured by the main steam boiler. The accident and caring for the bird brings the workers closer and inspires them to break away from the efficiency and monotony of the assembly-line mentality and display their true inner talents and abilities. In the process, they use their bodies and machines to build birdhouses in a less efficient albeit joyful and soulful way. Birdhouse Factory delivers a timeless message of hope, camaraderie and the power of the collaborative human spirit

when presented with adversity. Although conceptualized prior to the pandemic, and inspired by the Great Depression, Birdhouse Factory addresses the challenges faced by industry and workers during unprecedented times. The story is one of imaginative recovery, where humans create magic when working together towards common goals. General admission tickets are $15 at the door, and all children and students are free to attend. Pro-Art season tickets will be honored for this performance. Season tickets can be purchased at proartva.org, in person at any show, or by calling 276-376-4520. To help reduce the spread of Covid-19, patrons are required to wear a mask for the duration of the performance. Pro-Art partners with a variety of venues, therefore individuals with mobility issues are encouraged to call or email the Pro-Art office to make arrangements for parking. For evolving conditions related to the global pandemic, inclement

weather, or similar unforeseen circumstances, patrons are encouraged to visit proartva.org or call 276-376-4520 for up-to-date information. Pro-Art’s mission is to promote the arts and expand accessibility to cultural experiences for residents and students in Wise, Lee, and Dickenson Counties and the City of Norton. For more information about planned performances, please visit proartva.org. You can find the Pro-Art Association on social media @ProArtVA. Pro-Art is supported in part by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as the Slemp Foundation, The University of Virginia’s College at Wise, and Mountain Empire Community College. If you have any questions, please visit proartva.org, call the office at (276) 376-4520, or send an email to pro-art@uvawise.edu

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Mike says: “The Down Home is a room that I’ve wanted to play ever since we started touring. I’ve played other rooms and festivals in the tri Cities area, and am really looking forward to coming back!” “This will be the third show in what will be a whirlwind three-day tour of Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, and I’m pleased to be spending Saturday Night in Johnson City!” Mitchell will be releasing his newest song, for the Turnberry Records label, to radio during the tour. New songs from his upcoming release on Turnberrry and his Billboard #2 Album “Small Town” will be performed along with foot-stomping fiddle tunes and Bluegrass Classics. About Mike Mitchell:

the last encore, Mike Mitchell Band delivers high energy original and traditional Bluegrass Music. Songwriting, skilled leadwork and three part brother harmony singing set them apart from rank-and-file groups. Mike Mitchell makes his home in Floyd County Virginia, another hotbed of Bluegrass and Oldtime Music. Founder and director of The Floyd Music School, est. 2008, Mike emerged as a Bandleader in 2017. He has performed nationwide, with many stops in the area, including Song Of The Mountains. •

“Dead Center” album hit #1 on Airplay Direct chart, 2017

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Mike and wife, Jenny Lynne, host the Songwriter’s Showcase, annually, at the International Bluegrass Music Association’s annual convention, in Raleigh, NC

With his effortless vocals, distinctive songwriting, and instrumental prowess, Mike continues to capture audiences and Mike has also represented Arthur Conner carve out his own place in bluegrass. Fiddles, Handmade in the Blue Ridge, for From the moment they step on stage until the last 25 years.

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David Arts is the New General Manager of the Historic General Morgan Inn Arts replaces Bronson Winters, who has moved into a new role as project manager for the Niswonger Group, according to Scott Niswonger, president and owner of Morgan Inn Corporation.

adherence to the highest standards. It was a wonderful place to start my career.”

At this luxury hotel chain, Arts learned about the inner workings of the Front Desk and Concierge. “I was fortunate to be trained by one of the top hotel Arts, 38, was born in Louisville, Ky., chains in the world,” Arts said. “I where he grew up on a cattle farm. learned about providing exemplary “That really formed my work ethic,” Arts said, smiling. “I developed a deep customer service. Their constant focus is on creating memorable experiences appreciation for hard work at an for guests – and that will be my early age.” emphasis at the General Morgan Inn As a teen-ager, Arts and his family often as well. vacationed in Las Vegas, which is where Arts was then hired by the Residence he first noticed luxury hotels and their Inn Old Keene Mill by Marriott in high standards of operation. “I was blown away by their hotels,” he said. “I Springfield, Va., before moving to the Nashville area to work at the was so impressed by their impeccable Hutton Hotel. service and the magical atmosphere. I quickly developed a fascination with “I would start at the Front Desk and their operations and a hotel’s potential tried to learn all I could about every at a young age.” job,” he recalled. “I really wanted to gain experience in various types of After high school, he visited his sister hotels that focused on different in Naples, Fla., a hotel-centric city. “I types of guests, ranging from luxury, loved it and moved there, and was to airport, to boutique, to hired by The Ritz-Carlton, a company well known for its impressive employee government travel.” training program and its strict

Of the hotels where he’s worked, Arts

said the Hutton Hotel is most similar to the General Morgan Inn. “Both are boutique hotels renowned for their upscale accommodations and personal touches,” he said. “I really love the charm of the General Morgan Inn and Greenville.” Arts has moved to Greeneville with his girlfriend Chrissy Lush, a professional photographer, and their Catahoula Leopard dog, Scully. In his spare time, David enjoys hiking, camping, playing guitar and listening to music, especially the Beatles. His love for the outdoors is what brought him to this region initially. “I had visited Johnson City, Knoxville and Asheville before and fell in love with the mountains,” Arts said. “This entire region is just beautiful.” Arts said he looks forward to meeting local residents and becoming involved in the community. “Please drop by and say hello,” he said. “And if you have any suggestions for nice places to hike or camp, please let me know.” Arts can be reached at the hotel at: 423-787-7505.

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Kids Penguin Canvas 10:00 am at Into the Fire

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COMEDY SHOWCASE WEDNESDAYS Comedy Open Mic 7:30pm at Blue Ridge Comedy Club THURSDAYS Pick a Side Stupid 7:30pm at Blue Ridge Comedy Club FRIDAY JAN 28TH Mo Alexander (Comedy Central) 7:30pm at Blue Ridge Comedy Club SATURDAY JAN 29TH Mo Alexander (Comedy Central)r 7:30pm at Blue Ridge Comedy Club Improv Open Mic 8pm at Wallace Theater SATURDAY JAN 29TH Bill Engvall 5:00pm at The Paramount Center for the Arts SATURDAY FEBURARY 12TH Boomtown Improv 8pm at Wallace Theater SATURDAY FEBURARY 19TH Improv Open Mic 8pm at Wallace Theater SATURDAY FEBURARY 26TH Comedy Showcase 8pm at Wallace Theater

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I remember reading books about Houdini and others and trying out little tricks as my younger brother watched. But alas my dreams of standing on a stage as the lights flashed around me with the young female assistance moving around the stage detracting the audience while I performed my illusions was not meant to be. After all, I grew up in cash hollow, a spot on the map that looks like a bug stained, so I did the next best thing. I began writing and I created my own prestidigitator (my favorite word by the way) in one of my novels. Although I could try and talk Lorie into letting me try the cutting in half trick on her, I mean what could happen? Oh she just said no, so never mind. In today’s world everything is revealed via the internet but I believe you

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should still look up some of the great prestidigitators and be taken away for a moment by the skill and technique of some true show people. Snow, Bah, Humbug or is It? by Lorie Ann McReynolds I am my mother’s daughter. Which means, she disliked the snow and I now dislike the snow. I didn’t always have this distaste for the white, fluffy stuff. As a little girl, I loved it. Snow was my friend when it would cancel school for the day or sometimes for the whole week. But as a grown woman, I think about the calamities that it can cause. Car accidents, trees falling, downed power lines, and being stranded on the interstate. Those are all fears of mine. Especially now being on my own. However, when I see the snow now, it

does recall some good memories. Again, as a young girl, I loved snow days. My sister and her family lived beside me and my parents. My sister and my niece would walk up to our house, and we would play a little bit outside in the cold wonderful; winter wonderland of the rolling white mounds of ice. And then when we would get too cold, we would come inside and be greeted with the smell of macaroni and tomatoes. My mom made the best macaroni and tomatoes. Something I have yet to achieve, I can never make mine taste like hers. We would fill our bowls to the top. Then add a little butter and pepper to it. It was like a feast. After we ate, we would play games all day. UNO, Trouble, and Rummy to name a few.

were made because of it. I also need to remember that sometimes God calms the storm. But other times, He lets the storm rage and calms His child. So maybe it is a humbug now, but as a child and for children everywhere I am sure it is still a magical wonderful place when the world turns white overnight and early in the morning when school is called off the mittens and coats are hurriedly put on. Then the reminders begin, “don’t track that snow into the house.” Please enjoy one free audio review copy of Geronimo his tale by him, now available on Audible. Redeem the onetime use code below at https://www. audible.com/acx-promo

Those snow days are some of my best memories. So, when the beautiful, white, sparkling snow starts to fall, I need to remember that wonderful memories 2RLZ6PHFTAADP

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.If I could have chosen any profession growing up I would have been a stage magician. I always found that form of entertainment exotic and fascinating. My generation magician grew up watching David Copperfield, incidentally I had just finished his book on the history of magic and I was enthralled from beginning to end. However, my favorite magician was Leon mandrake. Not only was he the inspiration for Lee Faulk’s wonderful Mandrake the Magician he just looked really cool, the top hat, the tuxedo, the pencil mustache and the cane. In fact I went trick or treating one year as mandrake, and yes I was a child when I went.

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You just spotted a controversial status update from a major brand and noticed it has gone viral. You imagine getting a ton of traction from other users of that platform if you respond, but is your input on the update worth the response?

the public unless your business is directly impacted by it. Free speech applies, but that does not mean the consequences of that speech are free of repercussions. Your brand could be irreparably damaged by one comment.

The answer will almost always be no…unless the controversy directly impacts your brand or industry. Inserting yourself into a conversation that does not directly impact you could have negative results for your company.

Silence is golden in controversial situations and can mean the difference between repeat business and a negative reputation. Think about the consequences on your brand before you make a decision to speak on an issue that does not directly impact you or your business.

Your stance on a controversial issue should not be known to

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Is Your Two Cents Worth It?

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by Kathie Scalf

I work for an independent restaurant group, which means we are not part of a chain. Our owner has the high end steakhouse I work for, plus two more less costly ventures, but that’s it. Considering the entire restaurant only holds a little over 100 people max, our staff is very small – 12 people total between servers and bartenders. Working with the same group of people over 30 hours a week really creates a family dynamic; we share laughs, commiserate over crappy guests and sometimes if it’s busy or someone is having a bad day, we might get snippy like a real family. Most of the time no one gives it a second thought, but occasionally someone gets their feelings hurt.

addressing an issue head on, directly engaging others about a dispute. To be a healthy, mature adult means mastering the art of confrontation in a respectful way. Being able to effectively use your words to convey a message and resolve differences is an essential skill; if you can’t communicate through differences without getting upset or just ignore issues like they don’t exist you can’t fix them. And it’s not just having the ability to confront others; you have to be able to confront your own demons in the same manner to conquer them and grow. I know a lot of people who struggle with issues from addiction to weight problems to finances simply because they refuse to acknowledge their own crap so they can fix it. It’s Last week a co-worker who I considered true what they say in AA – the first step is admitting you have a problem, one of my closer friends, as we have aka confrontation. communication and hang out outside of work hours, snapped at me because If you’re someone who gets I unintentionally jumped in front of him uncomfortable at the thought of directly while he was waiting for a computer. It addressing an issue and prefers to was busy and I was dictating direction to simmer (or suffer) in silence, there are one of our server assistants and didn’t some exercises you can employ to work notice him, simple as that. However, on your communication skills. First, get his sharp tone and the verbiage he real with yourself. If there are issues used triggered me to snap back and within your own life that you’ve been storm off. It was a 2 sentence exchange avoiding, create a list of those things that quite frankly I did not find to be along with the easiest and most realistic a big deal…but apparently he did. solution. Sometimes these are hardest He didn’t speak to me the rest of the of all, especially when it comes to night, and the next day I saw that he relationships. People will endure years unfollowed me on social media. Now of misery simply because they don’t something that could have been cleared want to leave an incompatible partner, up with a 3 minute conversation has whether it’s out of fear or maybe just grown to something super icky and not wanting to be hurtful. The easiest uncomfortable, all because a grown answer is to end the relationship man is too passive to utilize direct because it isn’t working, plain and confrontation to squash issues and simple. If it’s finances, examine all the move on. areas where you’re being frivolous and tighten up. Could you downsize your I think when people hear the word home or get a cheaper vehicle? If it’s “confrontation” it automatically weight, are you making excuses for conjures a negative connotation, a poor diet and sedentary lifestyle? aligning it with an argument in their mind. But confrontation simply means Could you stop eating fast food daily and dedicate a couple hours on a Sunday to meal prep? Acknowledging your own bad habits, correcting them and seeing positive results is the most important step in becoming an effective

school mean girl, something that was said in an instant could have just been I also find the written word to be a great a blip on the radar of our friendship. tool for delivering an uncomfortable Instead he was passive aggressive, message. When you feel strongly didn’t let me know he was as hurt as he about a subject, it can be easy to let clearly was, and when I confronted him your emotions dictate a conversation. directly about unfriending me digitally However, sitting down and taking the as well as in real life, he denied it and time to write out the words you’re said there wasn’t a problem…but has feeling, and being able to review and yet to speak to me during our shifts or revise your message as you go along not only gives the opportunity for a add me back on social media a week well-thought out delivery, but can give later. It’s impossible to resolve an issue you some insight as well. I can’t tell you if you won’t acknowledge it exists. In how many times I’ve been in the middle this instance all I can do is be the bigger of penning a message to someone and person and not treat him any differently halfway through thought “that seems a and hope he comes around to how bit silly on my part and I can understand childish he’s being. why they feel that way.” If something In the digital era of primarily is bothering you and the exchange communicating online, it feels like between you and the other party is people are losing their capacity to getting heated, absolutely say “I need effectively discuss issues face-to-face. to step away from this for a while to In the social media realm you can say collect my thoughts because what I’m saying is not being received the way I’m whatever you want and if someone intending.” Then take some time to write contradicts you, they can easily be down your feelings. It will also give the blocked and forgotten. That’s not real other person the opportunity to fully life, and it’s important we don’t lose the read and digest your intentions without skill of constructive confrontation, both being reactionary in the moment. with ourselves and others. Finally, practice breath work and patience. So often we don’t speak to listen, we’re only waiting our turn to talk. Give the other person their moment to discuss no matter how much you disagree. Focus on controlling your breathing and stress, and don’t cut them off until they are finished. As someone who works in the service industry and deals with Yelp warriors, I can assure you many times angry people just want to feel heard. Once they’ve aired their grievance, then take your time to respectfully counter with your own response. Respect is always key, and if you absolutely cannot come to an agreement, then respectfully walk away and let it go. Most of the time issues can be resolved, but every now and then you’re not going to see eye-to-eye no matter what you do. communicator with others.

XO - Kathie

It all boils down to just be a grown up. If my co-worker had acted like the 42 year old man he is and not like a middle

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Constructive Confrontation

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When"The Matrix" was released in 1999 (!) the movie could best be described as trippy cool. The film featured a special effect movie fans had never seen before and star Keanu Reeves in awesome sunglasses and a long black coat. The film proved to be such a success two sequels followed in 2003. Why it has taken Warner Brothers so long to bring a fourth film to the series is anyone's guess, but we now have "The Matrix Resurrections" for fans of the film series to enjoy. For those who have no clue about this series of films, it follows the story of the technological fall of humanity. As in a lot of stories in science fiction, artificial intelligence created by mankind has become self-aware and led to a race of machines that imprisoned mankind in a virtual reality system, called the Matrix, to be farmed as a power source. On occasion some of the human prisoners break free from the system, and because they are considered a threat, are pursued by artificial intelligence inside and outside of the Matrix. Keanu portrays Neo, who along with other humans, including Trinity (Carrie-Ann Moss), have been trying to free humanity from the system in all the films while being chased by the guardians of the Matrix. The latest film

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occurs sixty years after the events of "The Matrix Revolutions" and follows Neo who has been living an ordinary life under his original identity of Thomas A. Anderson in San Francisco where he is a video game developer basing games on his faint memory of being Neo. However his life is about to change when a new version of Morpheus (a character who tries to help save humanity played in this film by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) offers him the infamous red pill which will reopen his mind to the world of the Matrix, which has become an even more dangerous place since the previous films. Once he is open to the Matrix, Neo joins a group of rebels to fight a new enemy. His actions set the stage for another amazing adventure within the Matrix and some trippy (that word again) segments during the course of the story. Neo is reunited with his friend Trinity, who when he initially meets her, is a married mother named Tiffany. The two eventually are fighting the evil machines and team with a group of rebels which include a character named Bugs (Jessica Jenwick), a glue-haired gunslinger with a White Rabbit ala "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" tatoo. As in the other films, this new effort goes in and out of reality so many times it makes your head spin, and you never know from moment to moment what is the real world or the Matrix world, but that's the fun of these movies. This is really the type of film you really need to pay close attention to, less you become even further confused than you might already be. While I have never been a huge fan of these films, I have enjoyed watching them, and I even dressed as Neo one Halloween. As most people who know me are well aware I am not a huge fan of the acting "talents" of Reeves, but he is perfect in this role as he is in his "John Wick" series. To me Reeves

is an actor who needs to carefully choose his roles (check his "acting" in "Bram Stoker's Dracula" where he nearly derails the film). Reeves aside, the latest film in the Matrix series takes full advantage of the update in special effects since 2003 and is full of eye candy. The film features several actors of note including Neil Patrick Harris and Jonathan Groff, both of which appear to be having a blast in their respective roles as villains. As I mentioned earlier the story

being set 60 years after the last film is well explained. "The Matrix Resurrections" is yet another tale of artificial intelligence attempting to take over or eradicate mankind. In closing I encourage you to always be polite to Alexa. Now playing in theaters and for a limited time on HBO Max. (Rated R)

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The Matrix Revolutions

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It’s When a title Thethat Criterion grabs you, Collection, isn’t it? thoseJohnson crafters some of the “Dick is Dead.” Youfinest hear home video of theisbest that and youreditions first thought “Huh, made—going Imovies wonderever what that movie ison allfor almost It 40may years now--announced about.” seem peculiar to calla a few months back would debut documentary withthey fictional elements their first-ever titles on 4K Ultra HD about losing someone to dementia Blu-Ray by year’s end, there was subserve, but that’s what 2020’s muchJohnson celebration. Mostis. ofMoving, the titles “Dick is Dead” Criterion would debut in 4K were funny, heartbreaking, touching, and titles they had previously released a little bit weird. on blu-ray over the last few years. Director Kristen Johnson, who’s Directors Michael Powell and Emeric had a long career behind the Red Pressburger’s 1948 film “The camera of many documentaries as ais Shoes” was one such title. The film cinematographer, here helms a very a title that Criterion has released on personal story.that Johnson’s every format they’ve father, ever been Richard “Dick” Johnson, is a retired in business with, first appearing on psychiatrist been Laserdisc inwho 1995.has The filmdiagnosed is widely with dementia, that is considered oneaofdisease the best British akin to Alzheimer's, which took films of all time and perhaps theher mother away from her in 2007. The directing duo’s masterpiece. The film ispoint about a ballerina who from focal is Johnson moving under the handYork of aCity demanding, Seattle to New to live with perfectionist impresario, becomes his daughter. It’s early in the diseasea star on the stage. for him, he’s aware he has it and that itAlongside will slowly take him away from the ballerina’s rise a his family. young, hopeful composer is asked

so very much. All of us will deal with the loss of our parents at one point or another, but anyone who has ever lived with a loved one having dementia knows what a special kind of hell that disease creates with two deaths instead of one. One mental, one physical. Right off the bat, you can see why Dick Johnson is so loved, he’s a warm, friendly, man with an infectious smile.

family threw for him in Seattle before he moved away as a way for his friends in that area to say goodbye to him. Everyone knows Johnson hasn’t really died, and yet they’re overcome with emotion as much as if it was the real thing. One of his best friends can barely keep his composure as he eulogizes his long-time friend.

very bright and colorful with the sequences of Johnson in the afterlife looking particularly impressive.

Criterion has packed a nice array of bonus features onto this release. First, there is an audio commentary from Director Johnson, co-writer and editor Nels Bangerter, and sound recordist Judy Karp. Then, a conversation between Johnson “Dick Johnson is Dead” is funny, and her fellow producers on the Both Johnson and his daughter strange, and moving. A movie that film. Also, there’s a third program seem to have a wonderfully dark grapples with what it’s like to lose of Johnson in conversation with sense of humor about the whole a parent, and what it’s like to lose Bangerter and other documentary thing, as part of the film is filled them in the most emotionally filmmakers. A trailer, plus an with odd fantasy sequences where devastating way possible. Both interview with the film’s sound Johnson plays out all the ways her of my grandmothers suffered designer, Pete Horner, wrap things father might die. Falling down the from dementia, I have first-hand stairs, being hit by a runaway air experience of what this is like. For as up. conditioner on the streets of New much as the movie is about death, I “Dick Johnson is Dead” is a moving, York, accidentally being hit with a found it one of the most uplifting I’ve funny film about a daughter’s love pipe by a construction worker. There seen in some time. for her father and the awful disease are wonderfully inventive scenarios Shot digitally, Criterion’s new blu-ray that is taking him away from her. The of Johnson in heaven, tap dancing film is one of the most interesting of “Dick Johnson is Dead” comes with his late wife and having dinner from a 2K digital master approved new films I’ve seen in quite some with the people he admires the by Johnson, the 5.1 DTS-HD Master time and in this new edition from most. The Criterion Collection it comes Audio track was taken from the highly recommended. See you next This is what Johnson’s film is about, One of the most moving sequences original digital audio sources. The the pain of losing someone she loves in the film is a fake funeral Johnson’s film looks and sounds great. It’s week.

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Dick Johnson is Dead

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