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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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In an interview with The Daily Californian, Zardoya underscored the importance of retrospect, the bridge between past and present.
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In an interview with The Daily Californian, Zardoya underscored the importance of retrospect, the bridge between past and present.
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With an inflated run time of two and a half hours, it's inevitable that some of del Toro’s themes would resonate. Unfortunately, many of them fall short of the target in “Nightmare Alley.”
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With an inflated run time of two and a half hours, it's inevitable that some of del Toro’s themes would resonate. Unfortunately, many of them fall short of the target in “Nightmare Alley.”
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By drawing on history, fiction and national memory, war films often invoke national security, collectivism and the social order as virtuous ideals that merit violence — a righteous country deserves to be defended to the death
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By drawing on history, fiction and national memory, war films often invoke national security, collectivism and the social order as virtuous ideals that merit violence — a righteous country deserves to be defended to the death
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The film's narrative challenges its apparent attempt at seriousness, but there’s no question as to whether “The Shape of Water” is visually stunning.
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The film's narrative challenges its apparent attempt at seriousness, but there’s no question as to whether “The Shape of Water” is visually stunning.
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Having held music-themed and indie-themed weeks already this year, The New Parkway is featuring a unique lineup of foreign films from Sept. 22 to Sept. 28.
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Having held music-themed and indie-themed weeks already this year, The New Parkway is featuring a unique lineup of foreign films from Sept. 22 to Sept. 28.
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