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January/February 1999
Features
The Thin Red Line by Gavin Smith
Coming Apart by Milton Moses Ginsberg
Wes Anderson by Mark Olsen
Akira Kurosawa by Peter Hogue and Michael Wilmington
John Carpenter by Kent Jones
Best of 1998
The Avant-Garde in 1998 by Paul Arthur
Jacques Becker by Philip Kemp
Alexei Guerman by J. Hoberman
Petulia by Richard Combs
Small Change by Giovanna De Luca
Happiness by Andrew Lewis Conn
Film Reviews
The Hi-Lo Country by John Anderson, The Swindle by Phillip Lopate, A Civil Action by Kent Jones,Vietnam-Long Time Coming by Paul Arthur, Another Day in Paradise by Donald Chase, Stepmom by Dave Kehr
Video Review
Fassbinder’s Despair by Gavin Smith