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FCS reaches critical mass, yielding No Rest for the Brave FILM COMMENT SELECTS 2004 February 12 through 26 Walter Reade

Is it a salon des refuses for the last New York Film Festival? A preemptive strike against the upcoming event in Tribeca? Who cares? This year's edition of the now annual critic-driven series "Film Comment Selects" offers an unusually rich selection of the recent and unreleased.

The series kicks off Thursday with a preview of Neil Young's Super-8 manifesto cum garage-rock opera Greendale, set to open next month. Other upcoming releases include two highly original documentaries: Lars von Trier's game-like challenge to his mentor Jorgen Leth, The Five Obstructions (February ...

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