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The Big Screen: Examining ‘To the Wonder and ‘Upstream Color’

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This week, we talk about a pair of movies with no use for the conventional narrative structure: Terrence Malick’s To the Wonder and Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color. Luckily, Carruth joins us to help us make sense of everything.

Afternoon Delight: Jon Hamm Meets Elmo

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Don Draper takes a break from all the darkness on Mad Men to learn a little about sculpting on Sesame Street.

Afternoon Delight: Shadow Dancing

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Britain’s Got Talent recently hosted one of the more innovative dance performances you’re likely to see.

Tuesday Morning Roundup

Today in the roundup: Val Kilmer talks ‘Citizen Twain,’ previewing the Fort Worth Opera Fest and the USA Film Fest schedule is released.

Afternoon Delight: Lord Maxwell Anderson and His Personal Valet, Mayor Mike Rawlings

It’s Downtown Artsy, the video spoof created by the Dallas Museum of Art for its Arts Ball. DMA director Maxwell Anderson plays Lord Grantham – in this case, a traitor to his class for letting all the Cockney servants attend the museum for free.

Monday Morning Roundup

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Today in the roundup: The DIFF winners, a big weekend for The Dallas Opera and the classical sister act coming to town.

At Cowboys Stadium, 14 Thousand See Free ‘Turandot’ – plus Bugs Bunny

They also saw Bon Apetit!, an operatic spoof of Julia Child. But attendance for the free-admission triple feature was actually down a bit from the Dallas Opera’s debut last year at Cowboys Stadium.

DIFF: Weekend Recommendations

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You’ve still got three days to take in the festival. Consider these options when planning your viewing.

Friday Morning Roundup

Today in the roundup: David Lowery to direct Robert Redford, the Perot Museum earns an environmental distinction and the DMA offers an incentive.

The Big Screen: Reviewing ‘Disconnect,’ Chatting with ’42′ Star Chadwick Boseman

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This week we discuss a movie that’s all about the ills of the Internet. And we speak to the star of the new Jackie Robinson biopic.

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