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The Best Films of 2002

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Thursday, January 02, 2003

Golden Globe nominations are out and the Academy Awards are just around the corner. US Magazine film critic, Thelma Adams joins Chairman of The New York Film Critics Circle, Marshall Fine to share thoughts on the best films of 2002. New York Times reporter Chris Hedges, Bishop George Packard, and Rabbi Harvey Tattebaum discuss the relevance of the Ten Commandments in the modern world, and The New York Times series, The 10 Commandments Revisited. Plus Kim Dietch shares her graphic novel, The Boulevard of Broken Dreams and photographer Steve Gottlieb shares his photographs of Abandoned America, from rusted autos to dilapidated barns and vacant factories.

Thelma Adams, Marshall Fine and Gene Seymour

Far From Heaven Golden Globe nominations are out and the Academy Awards are just around the corner. US Magazine film critic, Thelma Adams joins Chairman of The New York Film Critics Circle, Marshall Fine and Gene Seymour from Newsday to share thoughts on the best ...

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Kim Dietch

Kim Dietch shares her graphic novel, The Boulevard of Broken Dreams.

Music:William Krell "Missippi Rag: Two-Step"
Joseph Lamb "Ragtime Nightengale"

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Chris Hedges, Bishop George Packard and Rabbi Harvey Tattebaum

New York Times reporter Chris Hedges, Bishop George Packard, and Rabbi Harvey Tattebaum discuss the relevance of the Ten Commandments in the modern world, and The New York Times series, The 10 Commandments Revisited.

Music:Meet Joe Black Sountrack composer Thomas Newman tracks 10, 13, 17

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Steve Gottlieb

Photographer Steve Gottlieb shares his photographs of Abandoned America, from rusted autos to dilapidated barns and vacant factories.
To see photos visit Gottlieb's website.

Music:Brother's Keeper Soundtrack composer Jay Unger and Molly Manson track 9

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