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"Breaking the Waves" Explores the Tension Between Sex and Fatih

Film critic John Powers reviews the Lars von Trier's first English language film, "Breaking the Waves."

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, November 22, 1996: Interview with Sonny Rollins; Review of the television show "In Cold Blood"; Interview with William Shatner; Interview with Jeff Bridges; Review of the…
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The Quintessential Jazz Man Sonny Rollins

Rollins has been called the greatest living jazz improviser and the greatest virtuoso that jazz has ever produced. Rollins's latest release is "Silver City" (Milestone), a two disk anthology released by Milestone, his recording company, in celebration of their 25 year affiliation with Rollins. Rollins has played with musicians of modern jazz such as Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, and Bud Powell. (REBROADCAST from 2/2/94)

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Actor Jeff Bridges on Growing Up in Front of the Camera

Actor Jeff Bridges of the famous Bridges Family. His father is Lloyd Bridges, star of the TV series "Sea Hunt," and his brother is actor Beau Bridges. He's starred in"Winter Kills," "Cutter's Way," "Starman," and "The Last Picture Show," "among others. He's currently starring in the new film "The Mirror Has Two Faces." (REBROADCAST from 5/17/93)

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