Beyond the Multiplex

By Andrew O’Hehir

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Indie directors wrestle teen angels

Andrew O'Hehir

Gus Van Sant's dreamlike "Paranoid Park" and David Gordon Green's earnest "Snow Angels" take opposite sides in American cinema's civil war.

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