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Features
By Bill Gibron
Talk about a crowded schedule. There are more offerings scheduled this month than in the previous two combined. [1 May 2008]
Columns
By Jennifer Makowsky
Whether served up on the page or on the screen, this is an intimate assessment of a twisted mother/son relationship with plenty of sardonic humor and scathing satire. [31 March 2009]
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Reviews
By Stuart Henderson
Palahniuk loves our disillusionment, or hates it enough to understand just exactly how it operates, and in what darkened corners of our cities and towns it is made manifest. [23 March 2009]
By Cynthia Fuchs
If Choke isn’t the first movie where a young narrator's self-pity, obsessiveness, and desperation are blamed on his mother, it is one of the more emphatic versions. [26 September 2008]
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