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The footage in Black Hole Cinematheque's program "Adventures Close to Home."

        
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Our April 2 Culture Spy, "Where Films Become Performance," incorrectly stated that in Black Hole Cinematheque's program "Adventures Close to Home," footage of a cop and his family were juxtaposed with shots of police training. In fact, it was home footage of satanic hippies that were paired with shots of police training.

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Corrections for the Week of April 9

The footage in Black Hole Cinematheque's program "Adventures Close to Home."

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