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``Shooting Sizemore'' is, like its spiritual predecessor ``Breaking Bonaduce,'' TV for the sole purpose of seeking out a train wreck, with a willing conspirator aching to empty the contents of his battered heart as wrenchingly as any teenage girl with a diary. South African photographer Guy Tillim's wrenchingly beautiful "Jo'burg" series, 2004, which makes a strong case for the power of sensitive documentary, was doomed to public invisibility in a hot, airless room at the top of the Pyramide du Souvenir, well off the beaten public path, but an exhibition inside the train station was remarkable for its local accessibility. I don't know how Tori Amos does it," says out singer-songwriter-guitarist Kristen Hall, speaking of Amos's wrenchingly personal songs. |
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