NYT Critics' Picks

[lsanderson]

Old Masters, Sweet Mysteries
Jem Cohen’s ‘Museum Hours’ Explores Links of Life and Art
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Drinking Blood in Broad Daylight
‘Byzantium’ Draws on Caribbean Vampire Folklore
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Foot Soldiers in the Battle for a Fair Shake
Defending the Underclass, in ‘Gideon’s Army’
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Undying Passion, Despite a Sex Change
A Man Becomes a Woman in ‘Laurence Anyways’
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--- Of Possible Interest ---
A Lifetime of Songwriting, as Sung by Her Children
‘Sing Me the Songs’ Is a Tribute to Kate McGarrigle

Rufus and Martha Wainwright performing at a tribute concert dedicated to their mother, the singer Kate McGarrigle, at Town Hall in 2011.
By A. O. SCOTT

Comments

[david wilford (from livejournal.com)]

The CD of this and other memorial concerts is probably better than the movie:

Various Artists
Sing Me the Songs: Celebrating the Works of Kate McGarrigle
Nonesuch Records

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I'm croggled about Richard and Linda Thompson performing "Go Leave", as they're the perfect couple to cover it.