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<-- back It's impossible to turn a Pynchon novel into a Hollywood movie. That's a rule,  and to this day, Inherent Vice remains the only, lucky exception. It doesn't  try too hard to be a singular film -- it takes place in the same cinematic  universe as The Big Sleep, Zabriskie Point, The Long Goodbye, Chinatown or The  Big Lebowski -- but it doesn't try too hard to follow Hollywood tradition  either. It's set in the long, dark comedown from the Summer of Love, Los  Angeles in 1970, a world illuminated by a warm but fading afterglow of sex and  revolution, a constellation of characters driven by rebellion, fear, paranoia,  criminal ambition and short bursts of melancholy, a storyline punctured by  strange little loops and occasional flashbacks. The result is a downtempo swirl  of a detective film, a sad, mostly subtle, then at times hilariously unsubtle  comedy, and probably the only truly great stoner noir in the history of cinema. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                           sunday                                                                        august 27                                                                             9 pm                                                                    inherent vice                                                             paul thomas anderson                                                                    2014, 148 min                                                             pirate cinema berlin                                                                 u kottbusser tor                                                            e-mail for directions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------          ()          >< pirate cinema berlin www.piratecinema.org <-- back