Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Mar 29 - Apr 4, 2012
After painstakingly whittling down a bevy of excellent entries, we give you the winners of the Alibi’s ninth annual Photo Contest.
Lawyers shed light on a policy that results in folks being deported to Mexico without their belongings. - Border Patrol separates people from their survival tools
- Ortiz y Pino: Playing with nuclear fire
- South Valley holds its breath
- Odds & Ends: School bus theft x 3, Facebook fight leads to jailtime, prison copper theft, no porn stars at prom
- Letters: With the times, Rio Rancho runoff, good medicine, green party supports LGBT rights
- Music Interview: The Skatalites Won’t Simmer Down
- Music to Your Ears: A psychedelic picnic
- Music Chambers: Ye olde record collection
- Flyer on the Wall: Geodesic
The latest in law-professor-turned-filmmaker Frederick Wiseman's (40-odd) films is Crazy Horse, a coolly artistic examination of a sexually provocative cabaret that has operated in Paris since 1951.
- Film Review: Observational documentary ogles Paris’ famed Crazy Horse cabaret
- Idiot Box: Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time” turns 4 (seasons old)
- Local horror film looks for victims, Experiments in Cinema goes back to school, UNM shoots magical short
- Week in Sloth: Pauly D gets his own show, as do Steven Seagal and Dan Savage (but not together)
- Film Times and Capsules
