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Wednesday June 12, 2013

Day: June 12, 2013

Review

Museum Hours (2012): A San Francisco International Film Festival Review

June 12, 2013
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By Mark James.  Here’s a problem: people are things as well as they are people. Not as much as people are people, clearly, but people’s sensual bodies as well as their social being exist in precisely the same plane of things-in-the-world, as junk at a flea market or artifacts in […]

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