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L O C A L LY

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CURRENTS

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COVER STORY A&E

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S TA G E , A R T & EVENTS

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B E AT S C A P E CLUB GRID FILM

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EPICURE

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ASTR OLOGY

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ON THE COVER Stephanie Crocker photographed by Dina Scoppettone

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the Santa the Santa Cruz Cruz Weekly Weekly photojournaling photojournaling h her er TLC was one which had TLC animal animal sslaughter laughter w as o ne w hich I h ad a hard Story Got Her hard ttime ime aaccepting ccepting ((“Meat “Meat S tory G ot H er Goat,� Posts, Feb. Thistlethwaite Goat,� P osts, F eb. 117). 7). T histlethwaite tterms erms tthe he author’s author’s concern concern ffor or aanimals nimals aass iinstitutionally nstitutionally killed off ““out-of-touch urbanites killed as as one one o out- of-touch u rbanites participating meat watching.� Wow! participating iin nm eat w atching.� W ow! I didn’t didn’t realize realize there there was was such such a genuine, genuine, hay-straw-in-the-mouth our hay-straw-in-the-mouth rrancher ancher ggal al iin no ur vicinity! Damn urbanites meddling vicinity! D amn tthem hem u rbanites ffor or m eddling in in her her mud. mud. But But wait, wait, I never never read read about abou ut a true rancher calling calling the practice practice of raisingg slaughter animals so that the “provenance “provenaance of the animal is as paramount as itss sacrifice.� sacriff iice.� What city baloneyy ccome from? city did that balone ome fr rom? Does Does Thistlethwaite Thistleth hwaite get delusions that she is the latter-day Sinai? are l ter- da lat day Moses at Mount Si i i? These inai? These h are human-generated words, words, folks, fo olk ks, intended to veil veil the humans from from the ugly reality reality of turning a breathing breathing animal into into a limp mass of f lesh. It It doesn’t doesn’t do a thingg for fo or the doomed doomed animal. News News flash: f lash: observers, observers, whether whether urban urban or or

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>@= >@=4=C<2:G =4=C<2: :G G C< 83E7A6 C < 83 < 83E7A6 GIL S STEIN TEIN (“ (“Cut Cut IIsrael srael a Break, Break, B Bullhorn, ullh horn, F eb. 24)) ccategorically ategorically denies the tr emeendous Feb. tremendous p ower of o Israeli Israeli propaganda, propaganda, yyet et pr oviides power provides ample eevidence vidence ffor or the eexistence o xistence of jus st such just a machi ine. machine. As hee ccorrectly orrectly p oints out, Israel Israel ccan an nb As points bee lauded ffor or o sending teams of rrescuers escuers to t aid H ollowing the ear o thquake. Wh W y, aitti ffollowing Haiti earthquake. Why, though Israelis the only rescuers resccuers though,, wer weree the Israelis among a highly div erse international gr oup diverse group onsistently of emer rgency rresponders esponders cconsistently emergency identif f ied in the pr ess b al identified press byy their nationa national origin? Israel as a haven haaven wherein wherein n Stein hails Israel ““Arabs Arabs enjo eenjoyy equal rights of JJews� ews� with h the eexception xceptio p on of “compulsory “compulsor p y military military service.� serrvice.�

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In a lar In largely gely secular secular,, milit m militarized arized nation, the inabilit erfo orm ccompulsory ompulsory milit ary inabilityy to p perform military ser vice rresults esults in sec on nd- class citizenship; service second-class indeed, the most desir rable jobs in IIsrael srael ar desirable aree aavailable vvailable only to vveterans. Arab citizens ar eterans. Arab aree gr ossly underr epresen nted in the Knesset, and grossly underrepresented A rab IIsraelis sraelis cconfront onfrontt antiArab racism on a Arab anti-Arab daily basis basis.. describes Gaza Gazza as “no paradise �—an Stein describes paradise�—an underst atement if eever ver e ther as one —but understatement theree w was one—but fails to mention the Israeli Israeli s blo ckade that blockade has k ept the fr ee passa age of p eople, ffood, ood, kept free passage people, medicine ng supplies fr om medicine,, and buildin building from entering G aza ffor or yyears, o eaars, making a lif fe ther Gaza life theree one of abject desp ticularly af ftter erattion (par desperation (particularly after last yyear’s ear’s milit ary sie ge rresulting esulting in the military siege 0p 0 wer eoplle, of which 30 deaths of 1,40 1,400 people, 300 weree childr en). ) H is asser on that the P alestinians tio children). His assertion Palestinians should b or or the “higher st andard bee grateful ffor standard of living� the u o ccupation brings theyy enjo enjoyy under occupation to mind the doublesp peak that characterizes doublespeak Holocaust denial. Holocaust I deplore deplore the suffering sufffer e ing of every every Jew— Jew— indeed, of eevery very human humaan b eing—who has being—who eever ver fallen victim to in ntolerance. But But to use intolerance. one ’s past victimization victimizatio on as a justif f iication one’s justification ffor or the disp o ossession and a ethnocide ethnocide of dispossession another p eople is mo re than immoral. IItt is people more pr offoundly o un--Jewish h. profoundly un-Jewish. Megan McNamara, Felton Feeltton o

4=@; G=C 4=@; G=C@ =E< C@ =E< = >7<7=<A A =>7<7=<A ON ON ONE EP POINT OINT we agr aagree ee with G Gil il Stein Stein’s ’s B ullhorn llh piec i e fr ffrom om last l week. k IItt is i eas Bullhorn piece easyy to spread lies and half f--trruths. He He writes of an spread half-truths. ““Arab Arab pr opaganda ma achine.� As As one might propaganda machine.� imagine ad an IIsraeli sraeli pr opaganda imagine,, we see instea instead propaganda machine machine.. However, just reading readiing letters letters like like these However, shouldn’t cconvince onvince an nyone. W encourage shouldn’t anyone. Wee encourage yyou ou to learn ab out the th he issues on the ground ground about in the Middle East. Attend Attend ttalks alks sp onsored b sponsored byy Mr ’s gr oup (the eir rrecent ecent ttalk alk b Raabbi Mr.. Stein Stein’s group (their byy Rabbi C ooper got a lar ge tur rnout) and at tend our Cooper large turnout) attend ““Israeli Israeli A partheid W e eek� eevents vents (det ails at Apartheid Week� (details www .rcnv..org). www.rcnv.org). Apartheid Week Weeek brings brrings an impr essive Apartheid impressive arra ay of sp eakers to Sa anta C ruz b eginning on array speakers Santa Cruz beginning Mar ch 4 with pr omin nent Israeli Israeli activist JJeff efff March prominent H alper. H ear dir ectly fr om p eople working Halper. Hear directly from people tow ards ffinding inding a non nviolent solution that towards nonviolent

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IT ITH TH b bicycle icycle commuters commuters featured featured in in both both SSierra ierra M Magazine agazine aand nd The The New Th New York York Times, Times, if Ti if seems seems that that we we have have finally f inally fi come tto o a cconsensus onsensus tthat hat m ore b icycling iiss ggood ood ffor or come more bicycling human health, health, for for reducing reducing traffic traffic congestion congestion and and for for the the environment. environment. human Th he question question is, is, how how do do to to encourage encourage people people to to use use bikes bikes more, more, especially especially The for the the short short trips trips that that comprise comprise so so much much of of our our transportation? transportation? (More (More for than a third third of of all all car car trips trips are are under under three three miles.) miles.) than According to to a variety variety of of public public surveys, surveys, the the answer answer lies lies in in providing providing According opportunities to to bike bike or or walk walk without without having having to to deal deal with with the the noise noise opportunities and potential potential d anger o ars. W hile tthe he ccity ity o anta Cruz Cruz p rovides and danger off ccars. While off S Santa provides much opportunity opportunity for for this this kind kind of of transportation, transportation, one one wishing wishing to to ride ride much between Santa Santa Cruz Cruz and and the the rest rest of of the the county county is is faced faced with with navigating navigating between one of of two two narrow narrow bike bike lanes lanes alongside alongside busy busy thoroughfares—Soquel thoroughfares—Soquel one or Murray Murray Streets. Streets. The Th he city city aand nd ccounty ounty o anta Cruz Cruz want want to to solve solve tthis his or off S Santa impediment by by providing providing a connection connection between between two two quiet quiet suburban suburban impediment streets with with bike bike lanes—Broadway lanes—Broadway and and Brommer), Brommer), through through a pretty pretty open open streets space area area owned owned b he ccity, ity, k nown aass tthe he Arana Arana Gulch. Gulch. After After at at least least 15 15 space byy tthe known years of of discussion, discussion, the the last last hurdle hurdle for for approval approval of of the the project project lies lies with with the the years California Coastal Coastal Commission, Commission, which which will will approve approve the the project project (or (or not) not) at at California morning meeting meeting o n Thursday, Thursday, March March 11, 11, on on tthe he 55th th Floor Floor of of the the County County a morning on Building, 809 809 Ocean Ocean St. St. The Th he project project has has spawned spawned a long long and and interesting interesting Building, discussion of of priorities priorities within within the the environmental environmental movement. movement. People People discussion Power contends contends that that effecting effecting a positive positive change change in in human human culture culture is is more more Power important than than aan n aabsolutist bsolutist aapproach pproach tto o lland-preservation. and-preservation. Others, Others, important many of of whom whom live live next next to to the the open open space, space, have have the the opposite opposite position. position. many As someone someone who who has has started started visiting visiting the the open open space space in in the the last last decade, decade, As think tthat hat m ore p eople ccould ould eenjoy njoy Arana Arana w ithout rruining uining iit. t. A llocal ocal I think more people without example of of what what it it would would look look like like is is the the bike bike path path on on the the Great Great Meadow Meadow example at UCSC. UCSC. W hile tthe he aasphalt sphalt path path is is certainly certainly not not a positive positive for for the the at While meadow’s ecology, ecology, it it provides provides a medium medium for for hundreds hundreds of of people people each each day day meadow’s to interact interact with with natural natural geography geography in in a mostly mostly harmless harmless way. way. Would Would it it be be to better to to close close the the path path and and send send those those people people driving driving (or (or riding riding if if they they better were sufficiently sufficiently determined) determined) around around the the perimeter perimeter roads? roads? What What about about were the hard-to-quantify hard-to-quantify effect effect on on human human culture culture of of hundreds hundreds of of people people each each the day learning learning to to connect connect with with gravity gravity and and wind wind as as part part of of their their commute? commute? day Like people people who who don’t don’t want want the the path, path, I am am sad sad about about causing causing any any more more Like harm to to a natural natural p lace. I am, am, however, however, willing willing to to take take responsibility responsibility for for harm place. the damage damage as as part part of of a larger larger responsibility responsibility for for the the world’s world’s climate climate and and the the culture culture that that is is endangering endangering it. it. (Cars (Cars are are the the single single biggest biggest cause cause of of the global warming warming iin nb oth S anta Cruz Cruz and and tthe he sstate tate o California.) Bicycling Bicycling global both Santa off California.) and walking walking to to Arana Arana and and everywhere everywhere else else has has helped helped me me to to maintain maintain a and sense of of connection connection to to nature nature that that is is challenging challenging iin no ur m odern ssociety. ociety. sense our modern My hope hope is is that that more more people people will will be be able able tto o eexperience xperience tthis his cconnection onnection aass My part of of their their d aily llives. ives. The Th he Arana Arana Gulch Gulch p ath w ill cconnect onnect S anta Cruz Cruz tto o part daily path will Santa Live Oak. Oak. Itt will will also also connect connect us us to to tthe he p lanet w ive o n, aand nd tthat’s hat’s w hy iitt Live planet wee llive on, why deserves your your support. support. deserves Micah Posner Posner is is the the director director of of People People Power, Power, which which has has been been advocating advocating Micah for better better bike bikee lanes lanes and and paths, paths, including including the the one one bbetween etween B roadway aand nd for Broadway Brommer, since since 1989. 1989. Brommer,

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LOT has changed since Kate Fisher locked eyes with Henry Schwab at a Phish concert in 1997. She was a Deadhead peddling Indian textiles; he was a Greenpeace activist touring with Phish’s nonprofit arm the Waterwheel Foundation. And yeah, yeah—they grew up, got married and had kids, but Fisher’s clothing line Synergy grew up with them, culminating with her new downtown Santa Cruz storefront, Synergy Clothing, which opened in January. “We started in our 20s and now we’re in our mid, late 30s. We’re young families and young adults wanting to be eco-minded. People who are more willing to shop at Whole Foods or Staff of Life,� she says. “We’re growing up in that whole demographic that’s been developing over the last 10 years.� Fisher got her start at 21 on a vacation to India and Nepal in 1993, when she came back with a suitcase full of recycled silk saris, brocades and other textiles. Once she realized there was a market for the look, the native New Yorker designed contemporary, Western-style clothing, like spaghetti strap dresses, and had them sewn from the traditional cloth. “An Indian woman would wear it in a marriage ceremony, then it came to a woman here in the States living her life. I liked that idea of the cultural history of the fabric,� she says. Synergy (named for the marriage of Eastern cloth and Western style) started in 1995 and rode the wave of bohemian chic that crested when the likes of Madonna and Gwen Stefani stuck bindis to their foreheads in the late ’90s. By then Fisher and Schwab were married and living in Santa Cruz, selling clothing at trade shows and concerts. The line hit a commercial high note with an order from Urban Outfitters. “Then it started to die out,� says Fisher. “There was less demand in the marketplace and I was starting to get bored with that motif.� As she began exploring new ways to work with recycled materials, she learned more about organic cotton being grown in India. The concept meshed well with the couple’s hippie roots. “Coming from the world of environment nonprofits, working so long for Greenpeace, it was natural,� says Schwab. “Our business is an extension of who we are.�

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ffor or tthe he ccontent, ontent, m elding tthe he ttraditional raditional melding w ith tthe he cconceptual onceptual aapproach. pproach. with Artist/librarian Jody Jody Alexander Alexander embraces embraces Artist/librarian aand nd eemphasizes mphasizes tthe he n otion of of tthe he b ook aass notion book aartifact. rtifact. Her Her love love o printed b ooks d rives off printed books drives h er to to interact interact with with them, them, like like one one o those her off those p eople who who ccompulsively ompulsively u nderline words words people underline o passages tthat hat h ave sspecial pecial m eaning. orr passages have meaning. In nh er F elix N otebooks, a shelfful shelfful of of books books her Felix Notebooks, p rinted iin n weighty weighty Gothic Gothic ttype ype h ave had had printed have ttheir heir covers covers rremoved emoved to to reveal reveal tthe he ffragile ragile sspines pines aand nd p ages. W ith a ssubstantial ubstantial red red pages. With tthread, hread, A lexander has has sstitched titched tthrough hrough tthe he Alexander w ords iin n tthe he b ook, stitched stitched pages pages together, together, words book, sstitched titched d ecorative aand nd ssturdy turdy sspines. pines. decorative E ach b ook bristles bristles with with celebratory celebratory rred ed Each book tthreads—threads hreads—threads of of m eaning, ffull ull o good meaning, off good n ews, ffelicitous elicitous thoughts, thoughts, all all m ade sturdy sturdy news, made o perhaps rready eady ffor or rritual itual iimmolation. mmolation. orr perhaps Below the the Notebooks, Notebooks, another another shelf shelf holds holds Below b ooks stitched stitched iinto nto protective protective coverings coverings o books off ffelt elt or or b atting. T he artist artist may may b making an an batting. The bee making iironic ronic aallusion llusion to to tthe he F luxus movement’s movement’s Fluxus JJoseph oseph B euys (1921–1986), (1921–1986), w ho created created an an Beuys who eelaborate laborate backstory backstory for for h imself in in which which himself b eing wrapped wrapped in in felt felt figured figured memorably. memorably. being O Alexander m ay simply simply be be sshowing howing tthat hat Orr Alexander may tthese hese b ooks are are fragile fragile aand nd p recious aand nd iin n books precious n eed o rotection. A rtwork about about ideas— ideas— need off p protection. Artwork sso o ssatisfying! atisfying!

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THE FIRST BOULDER CREEK BLUEGRASS AND OLD TIMEY FESTIVAL is Friday–Sunday, March 5–7. Start time is 6pm on Friday at Scopazzi’s, 13300 Big Basin Way, Boulder Creek. Tickets are $20 day/ $35 weekend and available at www.brookdalebluegrass.com.

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FRI. MARCH 5 • 7 & 9 PM New Orleans’ Musical Treasure!

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MON. MARCH 8 • 7 PM

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MON. MARCH 22 • 7 PM

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PAT METHENY the orchestrion tour

MON. APRIL 26 • 8 PM AT SANTA CRUZ CIVIC AUDITORIUM Tix: 420-5260 & santacruztickets.com Sponsored by Barry Swenson Builder

Dinner served Mondays & Thursdays beginning at 6pm, serving premium wines & microbrewed beers. Snacks & desserts available all other nights. All age venue.

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PLANET CRUZ COMEDY HOUR WITH RICHARD STOCKTON $20/Adv $25/Door Tickets at Streetlight Records & Gateways Books & PlanetCruz.org

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109 min.) Tim Burton’s CGI-heavy take-off on the Lewis Carroll books about Alice has the smell of his other remakes— gaudy, over-the-top and ultimately pointless. Can Johnny Depp dressed up like Carrot Top on acid save it? Probably not. But let’s appreciate it for giving Crispin Glover work. (Opens Fri at 41st Avenue, Santa Cruz 9, Scotts Valley 6 and Green Valley.) (SP) 0@==9:G<¸A 47<3AB

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Film Capsules way! I did not see that coming. By the way, is there any person in the world whose story does not somehow intersect with every other person in the world? Cause that’s my takeaway from this endless slew of popcorn flicks aspiring to Altmanness. Point of interest: one of the cops is Richard Gere. Oh, you know he’s handling the prostitute beat! (Opens Fri at Santa Cruz 9 and Green Valley.) (SP)

involved in horrible deeds. Mayhem ensues. Hmm, why would Polanski think authority figures are out to get artist types? Must be a coincidence. (Opens Fri at the Del Mar.) (SP) B63 ;/B@7F (1999)

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102 min.) Documentary about Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers. Wait, you mean someone took on Nixon besides David Frost? (Opens Fri at the Nickelodeon.) (SP)

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(Maggie Gyllenhaal). What truly concerns Jean is the influence this charismatic wreck of a man will be on her young son. Robert Duvall, who coproduced, plays a clean and sober bar owner in Houston who is also Bad’s mentor. Ultimately, it may be that Bridges is more fun to watch as a drunkard—his Bad has a hostile, coolly funny mean streak that goes away when he gets dry and sensitive. (RvB)

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Ricardo Montalban learns there exists a hammier actor than him and vows to stalk him to the ends of the universe. He and William Shatner then have a Ham Off. I like Khan’s “From hell’s heart, I stab at thee!� for sheer poetry, but for overall effect I have to go with Kirk’s “Khhhhhhhhaaann!� (Plays Thu at Santa Cruz 9.) (SP)

to the University of Mississippi and later played in the NFL. Oher succeeded with the help of a wealthy Christian couple, Ole Miss grads Leigh Anne (Sandra Bullock) and Sean Tuohy (Tim McGraw), who took Oher in and made him a part of their family. (MV)

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and Savannah Curtis (Amanda Seyfried), a well-off college girl who lives by the beach in South Carolina. She is a good girl who doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke and doesn’t sleep around. Despite the good breeding, upon the first kiss with Tatum, she wraps her legs around him like he’s a brass stripper pole. Tyree begs Savannah to wait for her while his tour of duty ends. Then Sept. 11 strikes: a choice between his country and Amanda Seyfried. The Forever War is cornstarch to hold this batter together—the movie shuns female curves and goes full porno on the fuselages of cargo planes instead. Director Lasse HallstrÜm does a few things neat—a matching shot between a fountain of brass shell casings and tumbling of coins at the mint. (RvB) /< 32C1/B7=<

(PG-13; 95 min.) Lone Scherfig’s British coming-of-age film ends with a marathon session of tea brewing, but it has its good points. The look is cool—1960ish England may be more interesting than the full-blown and overexposed later ’60s. Twickenham-raised Jenny (Carey Mulligan) is studying for Oxford when she gets picked up by David (Peter Sarsgaard), a slightly older rotter; his slightly cruel eyes and flat smile forecast trouble to come. Until then, Jenny gets to see London high life and nightclubs, and voyages to Paris. Smelling class, and wanting to make their hard-working daughter happy, Jenny’s parents (Cara Seymour, Alfred Molina) relax the leash. And that’s when the young girl learns how David makes his money without working days. Mulligan is charming, the meet-cute is deft and Olivia Williams bears all the movie’s spine as a deliberately drabbeddown English teacher. Nick Hornby screenplay from the Lynn Barber memoir. (RvB) 47A6 B/<9 (123 min.) A stunning, small-camera exploration of a romance between an adult (Michael Fassbender)

and a 15-year-old girl (Katie Jarvis) staged in a no-hope housing project in Essex, England. Director Andrea Arnold is a fiendishly persuasive director, and she makes you see things from Mia’s view. The film is the furthest thing from a slumming expedition; we can see past Essex’s rubbish heaps, junkyards and tired-looking houses into something wild— particularly at the plot’s climax at the Thames estuary, where the land ends as abruptly as if it had been chewed away by a steam shovel. The finale is where this little film gets big: it’s like the end of a Romantic novel when the elements are brought in to witness the emotional states of the characters on a windy fen or the banks of churning water. Arnold observes the raw hedonism and willfulness that makes a poor life bearable. It’s rare when a director who is so sensitive, who has such a sure eye and ear, can understand the bliss of a hard party. (RvB) B63 6C@B :=193@

(R; 138 min.) The soldiers of Bravo Company are stationed in Baghdad for the 2004 fighting. Central to the film is the mystery of Staff Sgt. James (Jeremy Renner) who comes in to replace a slaughtered demolition expert. James’ risk-taking amazes and angers his subordinate, Sgt. Sanborn (Anthony Mackie). The suspenseful, grimly funny script is by co-producer Mark Boal. Renner is outstanding as the inhumanly brave demolition expert. Director Kathryn Bigelow does what Howard Hawks would do; she finds the cooperation between men of great competence in a killing trade, rather than pumping up rivalry. Bigelow breaks through the sense of anonymity that characterizes most Iraq war movies, where helmeted men move alike and talk the same terse slang. (RvB)

Despite the various stops and starts he has had adapting the Cervantes classic, Gilliam repeatedly makes films about fantasy as an escape from a cruel world. The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus has Christopher Plummer in the Man of la Mancha role this time, with Verne Troyer as Percy, a dwarf Sancho Panza. Plummer plays Doctor Parnassus, an immortal sage reduced to busking in a horse-drawn Gypsy wagon. He and his crew set up their stand in the streets of modern-day London, trying to lure patrons in to a world beyond the doctor’s mirror. On board is his daughter, who doesn’t know that she has been promised to the devil on her 16th birthday; Mr. Nick (Tom Waits) is sniffing around already. During their travels, the group rescues a hanged man named Tony (an irresolute Heath Ledger). Certainly, Gilliam’s love for antique theater is true—although the greasepaint and cardboard make one wonder why he didn’t stage this story instead of filming it. (RvB) B63 :/AB AB/B7=<

(R; 112 min.) Well cast, visually pleasant yet strangely toneless film about Tolstoy’s last days. Around 1910 in Moscow, Valentin (James McAvoy) is recruited by Chertkov (Paul Giamatti), who is dedicated to carrying out the author’s reformist ideas regarding celibacy and manual labor. Valentin will live on Tolstoy’s commune and record the great man’s thoughts. Tolstoy (Christopher Plummer) is enjoying a sort of Indian summer, watching his minifarm bloom and receiving the adulation of the world. But the count’s countess—Sofya, his wife of nearly 50 years, played by Helen Mirren—has tired of her husband’s utopian politics. Meanwhile, Valentin’s desire to stay pure and virginal is sorely B63 7;/57</@7C; =4 tested by Masha (Kerry 2=1B=@ >/@</AACA Condon). Mirren does the great lady thing with (R; 117 min.) For Terry ease. Director Michael Gilliam, Don Quixote Hoffman gives us Tolstoy is still the ur-text.

as a cracked, principled old grandfather, manipulated by outsiders. (RvB) >=:713 /2831B7D3 (Unrated; 121 min.) A small-town cop begins to have misgivings about the ethics of his job in this Best Foreign Language Film Oscarentry from Romania. Apparently there’s corruption among the authorities in Eastern Europe. As if their vampire and werewolf problems weren’t enough! (SP) A63@:=19 6=:;3A

(PG-13; 128 min.) Sherlock Holmes is ripping fun. Robert Downey Jr.’s expert acting reflects William Blake’s thought that if you could open the doors of perception, you would see the world as it is: infinite. This insight sums up the mind of the world’s greatest detective—it also sums up the mind of a schizophrenic. Downey’s Holmes is a dandy in high Victorian regalia. But we also see another side of Holmes—a hermit crab in a dank flat, huddled under a silk dressing gown so raveled it looks shaggy as a bear skin. The movie keeps coming back to a serene partnership—when Holmes says “The game’s afoot,� Jude Law’s formidable Watson picks up the rest of the Henry V quote. (RvB) A6CBB3@ 7A:/<2

(R; 138 min.) In 1954, two federal marshals, Teddy and Chuck (Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo), are sent to a Skull Island–like promontory in Boston harbor. They match wits with the lord of the place: Dr. Cawley, the bald head psychiatrist (Ben Kingsley), and his assistant, a Mahler-loving Mitteleuropean (Max von Sydow). The two supervise a weird staff; we can’t tell them from the inmates without their uniforms. Bad storm, check; power outage, check; escaped lunatic, check. The traditions are honored: nightmare sequences, statues flickering in lightning and visits to Teddy by the ever-more persistent ghost of his

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Firth plays George with sensitivity and grace, and a sense of the era that most of the performers here lack. Director Tom Ford shows his roots as a fashion designer, focusing on surfaces. The clothes don’t make the men. (RvB) C> 7< B63 /7@ (R; 109 min.) As the predatory Ryan Bingham, George Clooney delivers a startlingly good performance. Bingham is a hired terminator—a man brought in to fire people; he tolerates this job with benefits of an executive life with plenty of travel. Enter a young, seemingly equally callous rival (Anna Kendrick). Having this inexperienced girl along interrupts Ryan’s regularly scheduled no-strings flings with a fellow constant business traveler, Alex (Vera Farmiga). The acrid first half is the best part—Clooney makes us admire Ryan’s gamesmanship. The film wants us to equate two different kinds of toxicities—to draw a line between the corporate bloodletting that juices up stock portfolios and the wrongness of the present-tense sex life that Ryan and Alex enjoy. Too bad that Farmiga

and Clooney are such a scintillating pair that you don’t want to see them pay the piper. (RvB) B63 E67B3 @700=<

(R; 144 min.) In the insignificant village of Eichwald (“Oakwood�), just before World War I, we hear a series of stories. These stories concern acts of violence that disturbed the orderly progression of the years. The events are narrated by an old man who was, long ago, the town’s vacant-looking schoolteacher (Christian Friedel). He advises us that everything we will see is based on things half-heard and halfremembered. We can take this ineffectual man’s word for it. Clues pass him by, and he can’t provide a solid resolution for the story. He doesn’t seem to understand that Eichwald is poisoned, root and branch. The schoolteacher comments that what we see will help us understand “the events that came after.� By “the events,� director Michael Haneke may mean Germany’s next 30 years after 1914. Eichwald is a serpent’segg hatchery: the village’s obedient children will be participants in the kaiser’s war and Hitler’s crime wave. (RvB)

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102 min.) It’s not a perfect film, but The Wolfman is a loving remake, made by people who understood the romance, pathos and torment of the original 1941 film. This new animal has speed on his side, and there’s more viscera flying around. In 1891, after the horrific death of his brother, the noted Shakespearean actor Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro) returns home to his family’s mansion. This means a re-encounter with his estranged father Sir John (Anthony Hopkins). The town gossip has it that Lawrence’s brother was killed by a tame dancing bear owned by a band of Gypsies; when investigating on a moonlit night, Lawrence himself is nearly killed by the real culprit. The fiancÊ of the late brother (Emily Blunt) stays to nurse Lawrence back to health And when the next moon rises, well, you know. The Talbot scenes suggest Del Toro was cast for his resemblance to Lon Chaney Jr., with his clouded, thick features and his air of suffering. We see the human under the fur. (RvB)

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By Rob Brezsny

For the week of March 3 /@73A (March 21–April 19): To place yourself in smooth alignment with planetary rhythms, do conscientious work on the foundations of your life. Take extra care of the people who take care of you. Make sure you have a good supply of the various resources that keep you strong and steady. Check to see if maybe you need to rev up your emotional connection with the traditions you hold dear. But that’s only half your horoscope, Aries. Here’s the rest: Invite your most rambunctious playmates over for a raucous home-blessing ceremony. B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): Two-thirds of people surveyed said they would rather look good than feel good. I hope you’re not one of them. The ironic fact of the matter is that if you put the emphasis on looking good in the coming week—creating favorable impressions, acting dishonest in order to curry favor, wearing uncomfortable but attractive clothes—you will end up feeling sub-par and looking mediocre. On the other hand, if you put the priority on feeling good—treating your body like a beloved pet, seeking out encounters that nurture your secret self, and hanging out in environments that encourage you to relax—you will look good and feel good.

53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): If you’re bogged down in the trance of the humdrum routine, astrology can open your mind and illuminate fascinating patterns that have been invisible to you. It can reveal the big picture of your life story, sweeping away the narrow ideas and shrunken expectations you have about yourself. And it can purge your imagination of its endless tape loops, awakening you to the power you have to create your own destiny. But reliance on horoscopes can also have downsides. If you’re superstitious, it might make you even more so. If you’re prone to be passive, believing that life is something that happens to you, it might further diminish your willpower. That’s why, as much as I love astrology, I’m wary of its potential to deceive and lead astray. Is there anything comparable in your world, Gemini? Something that feeds and inspires you, but only if you’re discerning about it? This is a good time to ratchet up your discernment.

believes it gives her abilities that non-autistic people don’t have. For example, her extreme sensitivity and extraordinary visual memory are at the root of her unique insights into the needs of animals. If there were an instant cure for her autism, she says, she wouldn’t take it. She’s an advocate of neurodiversity. Now here’s my question for you, Libra: Do you have a supposed weakness or disability that’s actually an inherent part of one of your special talents? Celebrate and cultivate it this week.

A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): Self-help author Barbara De Angelis wrote a book that offers to help us learn “how to make love all the time.� Maybe I’ll read it someday, but right now I’m more interested in your take on the subject. How would you make love—not have sex, but make love—with your sandwich, with the music you listen to, with a vase of flowers, with the familiar strangers sitting in the cafe, with everything? Your expertise in this art is now at a peak.

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): It’s not a good time to treat yourself like a beast of burden or to swamp yourself with dark, heavy thoughts. You’re extra sensitive, Sagittarius—as delicate and impressionable as a young poet in love with a dream of paradise. You need heaping doses of sweetness and unreasonable amounts of f luidic peace, smart listening, and radical empathy. If you can’t get people to buoy your spirits and slip you delightful presents, do those things for yourself. 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): In some of the newspapers that publish my horoscope column, my carefully wrought text is buried in the back pages amidst a jabbering hubbub of obscene advertisements for quasi-legal sexual services. For readers with refined sensibilities, that’s a problem. They do their best to avert their eyes, narrowing their focus down to a tight window. I think you’ll be wise to adopt a similar approach in the coming week, Capricorn. Only a small percentage of information coming your way will be truly useful to you, and it may often be embedded in a sparkly mess of distracting noise. Concentrate hard on getting just the essentials that you want so you won’t be misinformed and worn out by the rest.

1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): I don’t care whether you call it uncanny intuition or plain old telepathy: In the next three weeks, you will have unusually abundant access to that way of knowing. So please use it. Please call on it. It could steer you away from twisty wastes of time that don’t serve your highest good. It might also allow you to ferret out disguised or hiding opportunities. There’s one catch: If you don’t believe in them, your psychic powers won’t work as well as they can. So I suggest you set aside any dogmatic skepticism you might have about them and proceed on the hypothesis that they are very real.

/?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): Do your own stunts, Aquarius. Don’t commandeer a stunt double to do them for you. Accept blame and claim credit that rightfully belong to you. Don’t scare up scapegoats or tolerate plagiarists. It will also be a good idea to deliver your own messages and sing your own songs and kick your own butt. No surrogates or stand-ins, please. There’s just no way, you see, for you to get to where you need to go by having a substitute do the traveling for you. Your only hope of claiming the reward that will be crucial for the next chapter of your life story will be to do the work yourself.

:3= (July 23–Aug. 22): Let’s poke around to see if we can stir up some good trouble, Leo. The time is right. You’re in need of a friendly disruption or two. Fortunately, I’m sensing there’s a forbidden temptation that isn’t so forbidden any longer . . . as well as a strange attractor you might find inspiring and a volatile teaching that would turn you insideout in a good way. Are you willing to wander into a previously off-limits area? Hey, look. There’s one of those mystery spots I was hinting about. I wonder what would happen if you pressed that green button. Go ahead. Don’t be . . . Gaaaahhhhh! Unnhhh! Wha?! I mean WOW! That was very interesting. Try it again!

>7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): One of the best new bands of 2009 was the Girls. Spin magazine selected their debut CD Album as the fifth best album of the year. After touring for months and selling scads of records, the band came back home to San Francisco in February to do a sold-out show at the Great American Music Hall. For his on-stage apparel, lead singer Christopher Owens wore baggy orange f lannel pajama bottoms and a rumpled green f lannel shirt, proving that his new-found fame had not rendered him self-important or excessively dignified. I nominate Owens as your role model this week, Pisces. I’d like to see you move on up toward the next level in your chosen field of endeavor, even as you remain perfectly comfortable, full of casual grace, and at home in your excellence.

D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): You may be prone to overreaction. You could be on the verge of uncorking an excessive response to a modest prompt. On a regular basis, you should ask yourself: “Are the feelings rising up in me truly appropriate for what’s happening now? Or are they mostly the eruption of material that I repressed in the past?� I also encourage you to consider Hoare’s Law of Large Problems, which says that inside every large problem is a small problem scrambling to get out. Be alert for the possibility that minor adjustments will work better than epic struggles. :70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): Temple Grandin is a successful autistic person. Diagnosed at an early age, she nevertheless went on to earn a Ph.D. in Animal Science and became a bestselling author whose work has led to notable improvements in the humane treatment of livestock. Although she acknowledges that her autism has caused her problems, she also

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