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February 22, 2008

Wired Does Iraq and Horror

Taxi_630pxWired.com has three movie stories up:

The Oscar-nominated Iraq films.

An interview with Phil Donahue on his doc Body of War.

And a piece on The Signal, a horror movie about the dangers of too much information.

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