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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
∩0+ Day — It's the same old story: the world, clocks, everyone keeps turning back to where they've been. How far out can things really get? full, w/out cover, cover only
Movie of the Day
Knife in the Water (1962) — Polish movie in which a married couple bring a young hitchhiker along on a sailing trip, creating strange tensions among the trio. This is a fascinating film, challenging the expectations of its thriller setup yet nonetheless evolving into an incredibly compelling exploration of masculinity and sexual power dynamics. An auspicious directorial debut for Roman Polanski, of particular note is its control of pacing and well-executed yet unflashy tight-space camerawork. +