Oct. 29th, 2010

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Scoot McNamara portrays a news photographer thrown into an adventure in “Monsters.”
Alien Invaders, Earthling Romance
By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS
Published: October 28, 2010
Earthling romance blossoms among alien invaders in “Monsters,” a wondrously atmospheric drama from the young British filmmaker Gareth Edwards. More
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Suelem, 18, a worker in Rio de Janeiro’s huge garbage dump.
From a Universe of Trash, Recycling Art and Hope
By STEPHEN HOLDEN
Published: October 28, 2010
“We are not pickers of garbage; we are pickers of recyclable materials,” Tião, an impoverished Brazilian catadore, or trash picker, declares to a talk-show host in Lucy Walker’s inspiring documentary “Waste Land.” More
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Lucy Block in “The Kids Grow Up.”
From the Past, a Future Blank and Open
By A. O. SCOTT
Published: October 28, 2010
One interpretation of “The Kids Grow Up” — a plausible if not necessarily generous reading of the film — is that it’s about how difficult it can be to live with a documentary filmmaker. Or at least with Doug Block, the director of this one. More
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Patrick Kimani, left, in the documentary “A Small Act.”
Even the Tiniest Actions Can Change Entire Lives
By NEIL GENZLINGER
Published: October 28, 2010
“A Small Act” would have been a pretty good documentary even if things had merely gone the way the filmmakers probably envisioned at the start of the project. But when unforeseen developments rewrote the script, as it were, the film took on a depth that made it all the more remarkable. More
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At Pasticceria Tonolo, famous for its krapfen. More Photos »
By ONDINE COHANE
Published: October 27, 2010
WITH its picture-perfect canals and waterside palazzi, Venice is a romantic idyll. No wonder 18 million tourists pile onto the floating city each year. But what is surprising is that the embattled residents still manage to carve out a hometown for themselves — a pastiche of in-the-know restaurants, underground bars, quiet piazzas and calmer, outlying islands. And that’s not counting all the cultural offerings that Venetians take full advantage of. The cool art scene now goes beyond the Biennale. And instead of sinking, architectural icons have re-emerged as new landmarks. More

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Oct. 29th, 2010 02:50 am
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Divided We Fail
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Published: October 28, 2010
Barring a huge upset, Republicans will take control of at least one house of Congress next week. How worried should we be by that prospect? More
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Fred’s Non-Partisan Way to Decide
WHO TO VOTE FOR
(Or, More Accurately, Who to Vote Against) More

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