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Issue #617: September 22, 2005
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COVER STORY:

INTIMATE VIOLENCE
David Cronenberg explores the close-up, business-like side of killing people
By Jason Anderson

UP FRONT:

Feedback
Letters to the Editor
By SEE Readers

Our phony surplus
Those cheques more powerful when you put them together
By Craig Elliott

Pipe dream
EPCOR wants to be our drain brain; critics see no advantage to change
By Kevin Wilson

Back to the oil patch
The DEW line
By E.J. Cochrane

Is there an echo in here?
Rant Acid
By SEE Reader

RESTAURANTS:

Capsule restaurant reviews
By SEE Staff

IN PRINT:

Retreat feat beats defeat
Writers’ Guild "resurrection story" a mountain-top moment
By Allison Kydd

ON STAGE:

The morass of need
Upwardly mobile and desperately filling the void in Network opener
By Eva Marie Clarke

"Hello, dahling" and then some
Citadel opens 40th season in high Spirit
By Eva Marie Clarke

No midlife crises
Citadel looks fit at forty
By Eva Marie Clarke

Silence has plenty to say
NLT production daringly dismantles gender and power
By Gilbert Bouchard

Preserved in Amber Valley
One-woman play makes and restores history
By Gilbert Bouchard

Kids think about goodbye, Bryce says goodbye
Curtain raiser
By Eva Marie Clarke

MUSIC:

The US of K
KMFDM roll up their sleeves and let it rip with Hau Ruck
By François Marchand

The tao of Woo
Tricky Woo make a triumphant return to the temple of rock with First Blush
By François Marchand

Fado: the original emo
Mariza channels the beautiful melancholy of Portuguese folk music
By Christa O’Keefe

Converge overextend themselves
Seminal metal-core band selling out rooms, but still won’t play large venues
By James Lambert

Chord and paste
Mark Templeton’s hand-built electro exudes warmth
By Christa O’Keefe

Faux-famous
Atmosphere a cut above the machine
By James Lambert

Card castle
After two years, Yellowcard’s foundation still stands
By François Marchand

Dinosaur days
T. Rex’s brief but bright flame is not to be forgot
By Lech Linkiel

Margin Walker
Rock, Pop, & Hip Hop
By James Stewart

Deep Routes
Folk, Blues, World. Etc
By Cam Hayden

Supa Old Skool
On the Classical Tip
By Prosper Prodaniuk

CD Reviews
By SEE Contributors

ON SCREEN:

Movie lover’s TIFF
Film fest survey reveals delights on the horizon
By Chris Wangler

Genius results
Proof guides us beautifully toward the answer
By Juliann Wilding

An Unfinished film
Redford and Freeman generate sparks, Lasse Hallstrom applies Vaseline
By Kevin Wilson

Across the great divide
Metro gets your pre-video rock docs out
By Scott Lingley

Intensely Cagey
Nick clicks in gunrunner flick
By Mike Hebert

Capsule Film Reviews
by SEE Contributors

AT THE BACK:

Josey commits!
A marriage skeptic ties the knot
By Josey Vogels

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