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from the issue of December 13, 2007
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Free screening of 'Heima' is Dec. 13
The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center hosts a free screening of the documentary "Heima" at 7 p.m. Dec. 13.
In the summer of 2006, Sigur Rós returned home to Iceland to play a series of free, unannounced concerts for the people of Iceland. "Heima" documents the legendary tour with reflections from the band and new acoustic performances.
Also at the Ross, "The Future Is Unwritten" opens Dec. 14. The film, directed by British filmmaker Julien Temple, chronicles the career of Clash frontman Joe Strummer. Four years after his death, Strummer's influence remains global, and the film treats him not just as a legend or musician, but as a communicator and cultural icon.
Drawing on both a shared punk history and the close personal friendship, which developed over the last years of Strummer's life, Temple's film is a celebration of Strummer's life.
"The Future Is Unwritten" runs through Dec. 23.
For more information, including show times, go online to www.theross.org or call 472-5353.
GO TO: ISSUE OF DECEMBER 13
ARTS HEADLINES FOR DECEMBER 13
Winter ceramics sale Dec. 14-15
American Life in Poetry
'Christmas Carol' returns with a twist
'Deadwood' series examined by Great Plains Quarterly
Free screening of 'Heima' is Dec. 13
Great Plains Art Museum hosts 'Last Year on the Farm' exhibit
PianoFOURte to perform Dec. 18
'Playground' shows Dec. 14 at the Ross
Ross to show Metropolitan Opera live in HD Dec. 15
Vintage action adventure posters from Cinema 16 collection featured
'Winter Wonderland' exhibit opens Dec. 21
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