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Whet your appetite for Licorice Pizza with Paul Thomas Anderson’s epic third feature, screening on 35mm at UW Cinematheque on December 11.

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Whet your appetite for Licorice Pizza with Paul Thomas Anderson’s epic third feature, screening on 35mm at UW Cinematheque on December 11.

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An avid cinephile who remains immersed in the the rich film community of Madison, Jason Fuhrman previously contributed to Madison Film Forum. Since 2013, he has been the curator of the eclectic Cinesthesia film series at the Madison Public Library, a monthly program of alternative classic and contemporary movies.

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