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• Murder Ink Murders this Week: 5; Murders this Year: 147
• Money Men GOP comptroller candidates seek right to unseat Franchot
• Going the Distance The relatively lengthy running time of Going the Distance, coupled with its wearily predictable ending, gives you plenty of time to think about the relentless demands of commercial moviemaking.

• Fest Feedback Thanks to City Paper for its coverage of BiMA.fest last week, and thanks to all the people that attended the events and seminars this weekend, as well as sent e-mails of encouragement about your experience of the events.
• Disorder in the Courts Some courthouse races may be obscure, but they're rarely dull
• Money Men GOP comptroller candidates seek right to unseat Franchot
• Second Guessing Kent Tillman wants a new trial for the murder he confessed to 16 years ago
• The Jury Is Out In state’s attorney race, Jessamy stands on a troubled record while Bernstein runs on reform and limited experience
• The Usual Suspects Most Incumbents Are Sitting Predictably Pretty in Baltimore’s Legislative District Races
• Murder Ink Murders this Week: 2 Murders this Year: 142 Several murder victims from August have now been identified. The man shot repeatedly in the 2200 block of Germania Avenue on Aug. 8 was Tavon Caldwell, a 25-year-old African-American. Shelred Carr, a 58-year-ol
• Larnell Is Right On Regarding the letter from Larnell Custis Butler in the Aug. 25 issue where she blasted Republicans (“Republican White Devils,” The Mail)—from a blue-eyed devilish white—you go (home)girl! You are so right on! I don’t know why the Republican Party isn’t ab

• Going the Distance The relatively lengthy running time of Going the Distance, coupled with its wearily predictable ending, gives you plenty of time to think about the relentless demands of commercial moviemaking.
• Surface Tensions Not much human grit beneath the nails of this very well-manicured thriller
• New This Week MACHETE In Grindhouse Robert Rodriguez created a trailer practically suited to character actor workhorse Danny Trejo’s unvarnished charisma, and now that preposterous concept becomes an actual feature. Who cares if it’s good or merely “good”—Rodriguez has
• Mao's Last Dancer Directed by Bruce Beresford; Opens Aug. 27 at the Charles Theatre
• Up in Arms Witty French comedy Micmacs pits weapons dealers against a wily band of outsiders
• New This Week Cinema Paradiso, (500) Days of Summer, The Last Exocism, Mao's Last Dancer, Takers

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