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The Un-real ZR
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Space Paws — Talking dogs; head games; the final frontier. full, w/out cover, cover only
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Movie of the Day
Everything Goes Wrong (1960) — This Japanese New Wave film about delinquent youths captures the emotional rawness and edgy, desperate confusion of a society trying to establish a postwar identity and reconcile its relationship to the west. Given all of the filmmaking bravado and propulsive energy you'd expect from a Seijun Suzuki film (though one could describe this as tame compared to his movies from later in the decade) what is most memorable about the picture is the surprising insight it shows about the fact that the generations might seem very different but the loneliness and inner turmoil are exactly the same. +