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“Wild Mountain Thyme,” 2 p.m., Cinema Art Theater, 17701 Dartmouth Dr., Lewes. Go to rehobothfilm.com or call 645-9095.

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January 6, 2021 Emily Blunt and Jon Hamm in “Wild Mountain Thyme.” SUBMITTED PHOTO The Rehoboth Beach Film Society’s Cinema Art Theater will present “Wild Mountain Thyme,” starting Friday, Jan. 8. This wildly romantic comedy about conflicts in an Irish family features an impressive cast and beautiful cinematography. Headstrong farmer Rosemary Muldoon, played by Emily Blunt, has her heart set on winning the love of her neighbor Anthony Reilly, played by Jamie Dornan. The problem is, Anthony seems to have inherited a family curse, and he remains oblivious to his beautiful ad...

★★★ IN THIS seventh collaboration between action titan Jackie Chan and director Stanley Tong, the Middle Kingdom gives its answer to the Mission: Impossible franchise in an international espionage romp with all the lunacy of a Fast & Furious sequel. Chan is Tang Huanting, the London-based leader of the elite titular security service, whose team are called into action to protect an asset’s daughter from a Middle Eastern warlord in pursuit of next-generation WMDs. Globe-hopping action straddles three continents in a cheeky adventure thriller, laden with over-the-top stunts, ludicrously ...

HE had the poetic sensibility of Sorley MacLean. And the comic timing of Lenny Bruce. Norman Maclean was many things; comedian, novelist, poet and piper extraordinaire. But he excelled as a composer. Specifically of the pipe tune, My Land. In his self-lacerating memoir, The Leper’s Bell, Norman references my liking for My Land. He writes that I pestered him to put words to what I consider a neglected anthem. I finally infuriated him by declaring: “Scots write great tunes. Let’s leave the lyrics to the Irish.” After uttering such heresy my challenge was met: “Side by side w...