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David Byrne's American Utopia


A dazzling blend of greatest-hits show, avant-garde ballet and timely political statement,
David Byrne’s 2018 American Utopia tour was a natural candidate for an extended Broadway encore. Shot in late 2019 and premiered on HBO in October,
Spike Lee’s film of Byrne’s sold-out Hudson Theater run is respectfully faithful to the stage performance, with a few deft embellishments.
Stripping the stage down to an artfully minimal art-space, Byrne is joined by a multinational ensemble of 11 bare-footed singer-dancer-musicians, all dressed in stylishly egalitarian grey uniforms. Played on portable wireless instruments in thunderously percussive marching-band arrangements, rebooted Talking Heads classics including “I Zimbra” and “Once In A Lifetime” sound kinetic and vital, while more recent Byrne tracks like “Lazy”, “One Fine Day” and “I Dance Like This” span the musical spectrum from clubby house to gospel-pop to avant-funk. The choreography, by long ....

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The Best Sequels of 2020 | Dallas Observer


Clearly, blockbuster filmmaking is reliant on audiences nostalgia for familiarity, with sequels both beginning and closing the calendar year. The action-comedy sequel
Bad Boys For Life was the last major blockbuster released before COVID-19 forced theaters to shut down, and the recent announcement that the comic book tentpole
Wonder Woman 1984 is headed to HBO Max has signaled to many that the future of the theatrical experience is all but over.
However, just because it was a bad year for studios banking on these profits doesn’t mean it was a bad year for sequels. In fact, the eclectic mix of movie franchises that returned to audiences this year shows that Hollywood is turning toward pleasing a lot of different niche groups with sequels tailored to their interests. ....

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Byrne, Belushi, Modern Mystery and More, Now Available to Stream


Byrne, Belushi, Modern Mystery and More, Now Available to Stream
This week s recommended streaming titles include
American Utopia,
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2020 is almost over. I shudder to even write that out for all to see, for fear of tempting fate. Doing so does seem like an invitation for the universe to step in and remind us that our attempts to demarcate the passage of time are a desperate coping mechanism for scrambling and destructive primates made cruelly conscious of our own mortality. (As far as what will end it all, my money is on either scorpions, antibiotic-resistant infections or keto zombies.) But below are some films worth checking out before you dole out your own superlatives for media. There are many months worth of columns addressing streamable films, and I think the following are make for a good assortment to ramp up for the end of the year, especially with the heaps of Best Of lists currently circulating. (Look for ....

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Ten of the Best Independent Films of 2020


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2020 gave us a year of kind cinema when we needed it most – here are our independent and arthouse highlights
December 18, 2020
One impact of Covid-19 has been that many major tentpole films were delayed until next year. Film festivals were cancelled, meaning many independent films lost out on an important showcase. However, some film festivals, such as the London Film Festival, progressed, holding a combination of virtual screenings and socially distanced events. Many films went straight to streaming, too, bypassing theatrical release in favour of finding an audience who were isolated at home. On top of this, the lack of blockbusters meant that these films garnered more attention that they might otherwise have done. During a divisive year, one of the unifying characteristics of these films has been that they all exemplify empathy towards their characters. ....

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On The Cover – David Byrne: "I have a little bit of hope. Not every day, but some days"


In 1979, David Byrne predicted Netflix. “It’ll be as easy to hook your computer up to a central television bank as it is to get the week’s groceries,” he told
NME’s Max Bell, sitting in a Paris hotel considering the implications of Talking Heads’ dystopian single ‘Life During Wartime’.
He predicted the Apple Watch in that interview too: “[People will] be surrounded by computers the size of wrist watches.” And he foresaw surveillance culture and data harvesting: “Government surveillance becomes inevitable because there’s this dilemma when you have an increase in information storage. A lot of it is for your convenience, but as more information gets on file, it’s bound to be misused.” ....

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