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Film Openings
Week of January 7, 2004
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Chasing Liberty (PG-13) Andy Cadiff. Opens Friday, January 9, at multiple locations. Reviewed this issue.
My Baby's Daddy (PG-13) Cheryl Dunye. Eddie Griffin co-wrote and stars in this comedy about three men with pregnant girlfriends. The girlfriends demand that their men shoulder some responsibility, the men agree, poop and pee jokes undoubtedly ensue. Also starring Anthony Anderson (Barbershop) and Michael Imperioli (The Sopranos). Opens Friday, January 9, at multiple locations. NR
The Same River Twice (unrated) Robb Moss. This intriguing documentary follows five people as they transition from youthful hippiedom to mellowed-out adulthood. For more on the film, please click here. Opens Friday, January 9, at the Tivoli. NR
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