In short: Number 13
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The Cambridge historian Anderson (Greg Wise) comes to a small country
bishop's seat somewhere in Britain to do some research in the church's
archive.
He...
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Teleport City: Now a punditocracy
Salon film critic Andrew O'Hehir has quoted both Keith and myself in an excellent article he's just posted on the disappearance of Asian films from U.S. theater screens. (By the way, he doesn't count Slumdog Millionaire in that formulation, despite the fact that some of his readers who commented seem to think that it's an Asian film.) This is most impressive in Keith's case, because he has never actually slept with Andrew O'Hehir. Okay, I haven't either; we're just good friends.
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I hope this goes as well as when our name got mentioned on boing boing, and a million billion people flocked to the site and caused it to crash, so anxious were they to leave comments about how dumb I am.
Thanks Todd for highlighting Andrew's great essay in the context of his Salon column. It makes some significant points relative to the demise of "decent" distributor choices when comes to importing Asian product. It was also good to hear from Grady Hendrix as well since the demise of his blog.
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