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. Item Nº55 posted: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 3:56:34 PM. 14.

ECHOES by Atsushi Funahashi

Fleeing Urban Anomie for Elusive Country Comforts. Atsushi Funahashi's moody wisp of a film paints a bleak neo-realist vision of the Lower East Side and its mating rituals.

Source: By Stephen Holden. [New York Times: Movies]

. Item Nº54 posted: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 10:08:15 AM. 47.

KARMEN GEI by Joseph Gai Ramaka

Driving Men, and Women, Crazy. Joseph Gai Ramaka's loony restaging of Bizet's "Carmen" is enormously likable, partly because it is aware of its own grasp of the absurd.

Source: By Elvis Mitchell. [New York Times: Movies]

. Item Nº53 posted: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 9:55:54 AM. 49.

With education, at the end of oppression, but especially with the privilege to choose or not to make these small things, seemingly so banal, like carrying nail varnish and eye shadow in public. There will be probably many small girls who will read their mother's copy of Roz Magazine

Source: [Nadia chez les Internautes]

Fashion in a Time of Famine: Elle's fashion magazine for Afghani Women

Source: [Islam Online]

. Item Nº52 posted: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 2:45:39 AM. 80.

DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival

At a Festival, Documentaries as History. Many of the most compelling films at this year's Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, formerly the DoubleTake Festival, dealt with historical events.

Source: By Stephen Kinzer. [New York Times: Arts]

. Item Nº50 posted: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 1:07:04 AM. 48.