783 : Falklands Oct. 20, 2010
Cover credit: Eden Munro
Film Reviews
Literary
Revue
Modem-age minimalism
Richard Yates a surprising, disorienting treat
Michael Hingston
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Revue
Unwind the mind
03 a slippery, engrossing novel
Michael Hingston
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Hop Scotch
Eloquent monsters
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein a durable masterpiece
Josef Braun
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Theatre
Prevue
What dreams may come
Any Night divides the waking and dreaming world
Paul Blinov
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Front
Lust For Life
Shed the fear
Own your sexuality instead of being afraid
Brenda Kerber
In the Box
Bumpy road
Remember, rookies equal leeway
Bryan Birtles
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Dave Young
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Dyer Straight
In the clear
Rough November may clear the way for Obama
Gwynne Dyer
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Issues
Back in the fray
It's time to pay close attention to the Legislature again
Ricardo Acuña
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Queermonton
Letting sex circulate
Ted Kerr
/ ted@vueweekly.com
Permanent damage to temporary workers
Mimi Williams
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Visual Art
Revue
Still moments
The paintings in Still reveal little about their artist
Amy Fung
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Arts
Revue
Modem-age minimalism
Richard Yates a surprising, disorienting treat
Michael Hingston
/ hingston@vueweekly.com
Revue
Unwind the mind
03 a slippery, engrossing novel
Michael Hingston
/ hingston@vueweekly.com
Hop Scotch
Eloquent monsters
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein a durable masterpiece
Josef Braun
/ josef@vueweekly.com
Revue
Still moments
The paintings in Still reveal little about their artist
Amy Fung
/ amy@vueweekly.com
Prevue
Bohemian like you
Edmonton Opera opens its season with La Bohème
Paul Blinov
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ArtiFacts
Pure Speculation
Oct 22 – 24
Paul Blinov
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ArtiFacts
Screamfest
Oct 21 – 24, 28 – 31
Paul Blinov
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ArtiFacts
Dead Centre of Town: Dance with the Dead
Wed, Oct 27 (8 pm), Thu, Oct 28 (7 pm)
Paul Blinov
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Prevue
What dreams may come
Any Night divides the waking and dreaming world
Paul Blinov
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Dish
Veni, Vidi, Vino
J’aime les pommes
Visiting Rougement, Quebec—Canada's apple cider capital
Jenn Fulford
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Profile
Bang on Bangers
Local sausage makers started from scratch
Sharman Hnatiuk
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Dish Review
Revue
Pie in the sky
South-side pizza joint makes take-out interesting
L.S. Vors
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Film
Shorts sighted
Josef Braun
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DVD Detective
Problem child
A pair of Criterion releases document transgression
Josef Braun
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Music
Prevue
Listen up
Regina's Library Voices finds success with Denim on Denim
Mike Angus
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Prevue
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
But Owen Pallett still sounds just like Final Fantasy
Bryan Birtles
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Prevue
Remix this
The Acorn's indie-folk songwriter Klausener cuts a mean rug
David Berry
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Gutter Dance
The Electric Lucifer
Stones Throw compilation revives the legend of Bruce Haack
David Berry
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Prevue
NewMeansNew
Vancouver band embracing music's changes
Bryan Birtles
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On the Record
Man on the rise
Justin Rutledge discusses The Early Widows
Eden Munro
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From coast to coast
Falklands takes Think About It from the West Coast to the East and back
David Berry
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Music Notes
Audio
New Sounds
The Witmark Demos 1962-1964
Eden Munro
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Queen Mary Trash
Eden Munro
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Metallic Spheres
Eden Munro
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Baptized in Blood
Samantha Power
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Made of metal
Eden Munro
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Nebraska
Mike Angus
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