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TV REVIEW | ‘Cape Fear’: Apple TV adaptation stretches itself too thin

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By Moira Macdonald 
| Texarkana Gazette
Once upon a time, there was a novel called "The Executioners" by John D. MacDonald; published in 1957, it was a taut, shivery little noir about a lawyer terrorized by the violent rapist he once put behind bars. In 1962, it became a taut, shivery little film noir called "Cape Fear," despite that (admittedly excellent) place name not appearing in the novel.
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Paul Dorpat, longtime Seattle historian, dies at 87 Original

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By Moira Macdonald 
| The Seattle Times
When local historian Paul Dorpat walked around Seattle, he saw things rather differently than perhaps you or I would. Known for his long-running Now & Then weekly feature in The Seattle Times, which juxtaposed historical photos of the city with contemporary views of the same location, he once wrote that “my vision of the now becomes more and more regulated by the then. In some uncanny sense, I now perambulate in the then — especially on the streets of the inner city.
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FILM REVIEW: ‘The Sheep Detectives’ an enchanting movie

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By Moira Macdonald 
| TimesDaily
Sometimes, children’s movies really are just for kids, with the kind of simplistic flash and noise created for distraction rather than art or emotion. And sometimes, children’s movies are really for adults (and, of course, interested and discerning children).
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