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Writer-director Andrew Dominik begins his meditation on the outlaw on an interesting note. There's an initial sense of poetry as a narrator paints a portrait of James (played by an initially golden Brad Pitt) against a backdrop of beautiful shots of the old west. The images are soft and out of focus on the periphery of the frame as if to warn us that what we are about to see is not a clear-sighted recounting of the facts but rather something filtered through memory or time. In these initial moments, there's even a hint of the kind of poetry that graced Terence Malick's

The former mayor of Tehran, a hardline conservative with relatively little political experience, will be the new president of Iran. The margin of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's victory surprised many and is seen as a major setback for moderates. He promises a "modern, advanced, powerful and Islamic" nation.

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Author Ken Hall serves up analysis of Woo's classic The Killer

We'll discuss the Port District's plans for San Diego's north embarcadero, a site that could become become a world class waterfront.

Airs Monday, August 17, 2009 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV

Benicio Del Toro stars as the title character of Steven Soderbergh's Che (IFC)

After a six-year effort, talk-show host Oprah Winfrey has opened a school in South Africa. The $40 million leadership academy for poor girls drew a star-studded group to its campus for the grand opening.

The re-teaming of Fight Club collaborators David Fincher and his star Brad Pitt is definitely something to get excited about. Their latest effort is The…

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