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For information call 402-472-3111 Depeche Mode^gg«flH| Sights & Sounds depecmimqqe 101 Vk ^ ^ “"$19.47 $10.88 •V COMPACT DISCS A V TAPES - RECORDS jk S,RE 17th & P • 237 S 70th • 3814"NormarB!?^^| Daughter's journey to uncover truth makes ‘Music Box’ compelling movie By Julie Naughton Senior Reporter_____ “Music Box” stars Jessica Lange as a criminal lawyer set to try her* toughest case ever -- defending her father against World War II crime charges. Lange plays Ann Talbot, the daugh I ter of a Hungarian immigrant. Her | father is accused of being a member of a secret-service organization that committed heinous war crimes. She believes a terrible mistake has been made; it must have been a different Michael J. Laslo that comm itted these horrendous crimes against society. Talbot ends up embarking on a journey toward truths for which she doesn’t really want the answers. Her journey begins in a courtroom in Chicago and leads her to Hungary and back to Chicago. Talbot’s journey makes for a compelling film. She is a caring woman, adored even by her ex-husband and her ex father-in-law. She wants to save her father from being tried. He tells her that he didn’t commit the crimes, and she believes him. Talbot begins the process of de fending her father, searching through reams of reports for proof that the charges are wrong, crying over the horrible things that the Nazis did to Jews living in Hungary. At first, looking at Michael Laslo (Armin Mueller-Stahl), it is hard to believe that such an innocent, appar ently God-fearing man possibly could be accused of such horrible crimes. But small details and hints are dropped throughout the film and it becomes more plausible that he could have committed the crimes. Realistic courtroom scenes add to the drama of this film. Talbot has to deal with Special Prosecutor Jack Shea, who wants to see her father deported and has to try her case before a Jewish judge named Irwin Silver. She pulls excellent criminal law techniques, effortlessly outdistancing and explaining away Shea’s large amounts of evidence. And after her journey to Hungary, ^albot learns the answers to her doubts about her father’s innocence in a music box - a music box that spent 30 years in a South Side pawnshop. Lange is completely convincing as Ann Talbot. She was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her per formance in this film, and it was well deserved. Her Ann is real and con cerned. Mucllcr-Stahl turns in an icy per formance as Michael Laslo, the man accused of these horrible crimes. Mucllcr-Stahl convinces the audience that he hadn’t committed the crimes - and then comes the startling cli max. Forrest, as the special prosecutor, also is very convincing. Shea is out for Laslo’s blood - and Forrest is persuading in this role. “Music Box” is a seamless pres entation and is a nearly flawless and very plausible story of the lingering aftermath of World War II. Set against the backdrop of haunt ingly beautiful music by the Hungar ian State Symphony Orchestra, “Music Box” was filmed on location in Chi cago and in Budapest, Hungary. “Music Box” is playing at the Cinema 1 and 2 Theatre, 201 N. 13 th St. ---- KFMQ: 1. Midnight Oil - “Blue Sky Min ing” 2. Robert Plant - “Manic Nir vana” 3. Tesla -44The Great Radio Con troversy” 4. Damn Yankees - “Damn Yan kees” 5. The Church - “Gold Afternoon Fix44 6. Faster Pussycat -- “Wake Me When It’s Over” 7. Smithereens - “Smithereens 11” 8. Eric Clapton - “Journeyman” 9. Alannah Myles - “Alannah Myles” 10. Don Henley -4 The End of the Innocence” KRNU: 1. They Might Be Giants - ‘‘Flood” 2. Renegade Sound Wave - “Soundclash” 3. Peter Murphy - “Deep” 4. The Children - “The Children ’ * 5. The Cramps -- “Stay Sick” 6. Midnight Oil - “Blue Sky Min ing” 7. Nine Inch Nails - “Pretty Hate Machine” 8. Charlie Burton and the Hiccups ~ “Green Cheese” 9. The Wedding Present — “Bi zarro” 10. The Church — “Gold After noon Fix” TWISTERS: 1. Sinead O’Connor — “I E>o Not Want What 1 Haven’t Got” 2. Dcpeche Mode - “Violator” 3. Robert Plant -- “Manic Nir vana” 4. Faster Pussycat — “Wake Me When It’s Over” 5. Peter Murphy - “Deep” 6. M.C. Hammer - “Please Ham mer, Don’t Hurt’Em” 7. Technotronic - “Pump up the Jam’” 8. Midnight Oil - “Blue Sky Min ing” 9. Redhead Kingpin - “Shade of Red” 10. Motley Crue - “Dr. Feelgood” PROJECT IMPORT: 1. Loop — “A Gilded Eternity” 2. Tad--‘Salt Lick” 3. Lush - “Mad Love” 4. The Fall - “Popcorn Double Feature” 5. Depeche Mode - “Enjoy The Silence” (re-mix) 6. Erasure - “You Surround Me” (re-mix) 7. Pale Saints - “Comforts of Mad ness” 8. Flour — “Luv-7-13” 9. House of Love - “Fontana” 10. Screaming Trees - “Changes Come” Ill Mil— ■111 IW WWl ll II ■IIHIII » PM Ml 11 1 JUST BECAUSE IT S LEGAL DOESN'T MEAN IT'S SAFE. Alcohol and some medications can cause serious birth defects Call your Association for Retarded Citizens tor more information I arc Turtles Continued from Page 9 organized crime ring known as “The Fool,” which entices young runaways to commit their thefts for them, with cigarettes and video games and a really rad skateboarding ramp. The skate boarding scenes arc as bitchin’ as those of any turtle movie. And when ihc Ninja Turtles meet up with “The Foot” for the climatic confrontation, the slam-bang fight ing sequences make for a lot of fun. “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” will appeal to kids and adults for very different reasons. Adults should go see the movie with somewhat low ered expectations. 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