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Aug 27: Low Fat Getting High, The Can’t Tells, The Teen Age, and More @ Pianos 7pm ($8)

altcitizen August 27, 2013

Low Fat Getting High, The Can’t Tells, The Teen Age, and More @ Pianos 7pm ($8) If you missed Low Fat Getting High’s free show

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Relax and Rolex: The Casual Face of Genocide in “The Act of Killing”

Steph Koyfman August 27, 2013

Speechless as it may leave you, there’s plenty to say about Joshua Oppenheimer’s 2012 opus, The Act of Killing, which opened in the U.S. this

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