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Earl Scruggs – Classic Bluegrass Live

Cleveland County bluegrass legend and Foggy Mountain Boy wows Newport festival crowd, 1959-66

Real Women Have Curves

Big-hearted coming-of-age story

The Man Without A Past

A moving story of love and identity from Finland

City By The Sea

Crime, family, and De Niro; a quiet beauty

Grateful Dawg

Enjoyable if lightweight Jerry Garcia doc

The Transporter

Jason Statham in Eurotrash potboiler

Divine Intervention

Whimsical but thought-provoking take on the Middle East conflict

Spider

DIRECTED BY David Cronenberg STARRING Ralph Fiennes, Miranda Richardson, Gabriel Byrne, Lynn Redgrave Opens January 3, Cert 15, 99 mins Over the years, with films like Rabid, Videodrome, Crash and eXistenZ, we've come to expect eerie, special-effects-laden, futuristic horror fare from David Cronenberg. His latest is a sinister but understated study of a schizophrenic (Ralph Fiennes) known only by his childhood nickname of Spider. The film opens in the 1980s with Spider checking into a grim halfway house in a run-down area of east London after 20 years in psychiatric care.

Ghetto Life

Polanski's heartfelt hymn to Polish suffering in WWII Warsaw

Catch Me If You Can

Frothy Spielberg caper wastes classy cast
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