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‘Sherman’s March’ is Pretty Exhausting 

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By Blake Peterson Verified
| Peterson Reviews
August 26, 2026 I liked Sherman’s March (1986) the most when Charleen Swansea was in it. Swansea was once the high-school poetry teacher of the documentary’s director, Ross McElwee. Their instructor-student dynamic has, in the years since, shifted into more conventional friendship, though the older, wiser Swansea can’t resist extending time-tested advice to her former pupil when she thinks he needs it.
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‘The End of Oak Street’ is Entertainingly Derivative

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By Blake Peterson Verified
| 425 Magazine Verified
Ewan McGregor, Christian Convery, Maisy Stella, and Anne Hathaway in 'The End of Oak Street.' Of the two Steven Spielberg movies that’ve come out this year, I enjoyed “The End of Oak Street” more. “Oak Street” was not, I should say, actually directed by the soon-to-be-80-year-old blockbuster titan. That credit goes to David Robert Mitchell, best known for the generationally influential stalker-horror movie “It Follows” (2014).
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What This Northwest ‘Drag Race’ Alum Has Planned for Her Seattle Tour Stop

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By Blake Peterson Verified
| 425 Magazine Verified
Bosco's touring 'The Marvelous Miss Gender' is coming to a close at Seattle's Moore Theatre on Aug. 21. When fan-favorite “RuPaul’s Drag Race” alum Bosco announced the tour dates for her cheeky new show, “The Marvelous Miss Gender,” earlier this spring, Northwest fans noticed that one city was conspicuously absent from the schedule. Why, they demanded, wasn’t this Seattle-based queen bringing the production to her adopted hometown?
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