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The movie 'From Duck Till Dawn' opened in January 1996.

Lord Sydney Ling was known as a European aristocrat with a Guinness World Record — but was any of it real? Posted SunSunday 17 updated MonMonday 18 JanJanuary 2021 at 12:11am Lord Sydney Ling was an elusive figure who may or may not have been descended from European royalty. ( Print text only There was no doubt the old man had an aura about him. Maybe it was just the sun shining on the Parisian cafe, or his reputation as a forgotten film auteur and kind of underground celebrity. Either way, Justin Parkinson, who operates bars and restaurants in Manchester, felt overwhelmed sitting in hi...

I’ve seen dozens of effective and affecting war films over the years, but the fact that Sam Mendes stages “1917” as one continuous shot (actually two shots) puts into the foreground the sense of exhaustion that soldiers in combat must experience. Two anonymous whey-faced kids are tasked with getting a message across enemy lines that will have a critical impact on an imminent campaign. The cinematography, choreography and performances are perfectly sustained from start to finish. Spike Lee’s “Da 5 Bloods” sends four black Vietnam veterans back in country to retrie...

"That's what it's all about, putting Region basketball on a platform for everyone to see."

Ethan Ferba had big plans for the offseason. The Hobart diver got a taste of competing against the best when he finished 26th at the IHSAA state swimming and diving competition last February in Indianapolis. When Ferba returned to Northwest Indiana, he sat down with Hobart diving coach Katharine Rinas and the two put together a summer workout plan that would allow the then-sophomore to take his diving to the next level. Then COVID-19 hit and pools around the Region shutdown, including Hobart’s sparkling new swim facility. “When everything with COVID happened, it was bad,” Ferba...