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Show Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, February 26-March 1,2005 The Park Record Clip. Radio host moves to TV Redstone 8 Cinemas Otherwise, HotTer said the the idea when they came lo me and said, 'We wanl you to change I ho biggest changes for him would be figuring out the intricacies of way people see PCTV." HolTer said he hoped lo bring a appearing on Ihe small-screen. slightly more journalistic perspec"In the short term it's going to be tive to the hosting spot and more different sitting up straight, looking content about local events in gener- at the camera, things like that," he By MATT JAMES al. said. He noted that appearance is a Of the Record staff "We're going to bring in a little little more important when talking to a person on TV. Starting in March, Parkitcs more of a news edge," he said. In many ways "Mountain Views" "I think Ori s a good man for the might look lo the TV and sec a very familiar voice coming from an promises to be a television version job," said previous "Mountain unfamiliar face. Such is ihc reality of what Hoffer was already doing at Views" host- and program creator Randy Barton. of seeing a radio newsperson on the KPCW. television, something thai happened Barton said that Hoffer had spo"I see myself doing a lot of the several years ago when Morning same things I do now on my after- ken lo him before accepting Ihe job, Edition Saturday host Scott Simon noon radio show," said Iloffer. and that he was happy the show was took a turn on the Saturday morning "There's going to be a little more continuing. Barton said he had not version of the Today Show, or when- focus on area activities and news." had any involvement with ever Cokie - "Mountain Views" since he quit the show several weeks ago, but he slill R o be r t s wanted to see it succeed. / see myself doing a lot of the same appears on "It was my idea, and I'd like to ABC for her things I do now on my afternoon radio see it continue in capable hands," analysis. said Barton. ' T d . like to see my in Park show... We're going to bring a little more ideas continue on, even if I'm not City, it will be , „ there." h a p p e n i n g ot a news edge HolTer pointed out that his with Ori knowledge o\~ the community and Hoffer. - Ori Hoffer On the community's knowledge of him March 5, KPCW Radio Host should be a definite asset. Hoffer will ^ ^ ^ ^ _ ^ ^ ^ _ "I think one of the advantages I step down ^^^^^^^^^mmam He also said there would be an have is that people are familiar with from his position as the host o\~ "KPCW's All Things Considered" increased focus on the Salt Lake me," he said. Even if people are much more and "Park City Marketplace," to City area, since the television stabecome the new, permanent host of tion is shown there as a part of the familiar with his voice. Hoffer "Mountain Views" the regular news Comcast cable package. The chal- promises to bring a familiar style to and views show on Park City lenge to that, he said, would be the local television station. The job finding the proper balance between will give him the chance to step out Television. "This is going to be a whole new local coverage and what's happen- into his own as a lead man in the ing down in the valley. local media, he admitted, and it will experience," said HotTer. A segment like his "Park City also give him an even greater forum The job will be HolTer s first television experience after spending Marketplace" might also appear on to put his own style into his pro"Mountain Views" at some point in gramming. the past two years at KPCW. "Yes, there's going to be news," "I think that they're doing some the future, said Hoffer, which would really interesting stuff," said Hoft'er allow local business to have a place said HolTer. "Bui it's going to be fun too." about Park City Television. "I liked on the show. Hoffer to take style from KPCW to Park City Television Sundance Institute Doc Series to show 'American Hollow' The Sundance Institute will show the film, "American Hollow" as a part of its "Sundance Documentary Film Series," on Thursday March 3 at 7 p.m. The movie, which premiered in the Documentary Competition at the 1999 Sundance Rim Festival, profiles a modem day Appalachian family struggling to overcome the day-to-day challenges of extreme poverty in the mountain South. "American Hollow" challenges stereotypical views of Appalachia and instead presents a well-rounded portrait of a family trying to honor tradition while meeting the demands of a modern life in eastern Kentucky. The Sundance Institute Documentary Rim Series is supported by the Summit County Recreation, Arts and Parks Program. The screening is free and opervto the public. For more information, visit www.parkcityfilrinse ries.com. Movies and Times for Saturday Feb. 26th "Hold Rwanda" PG-13 1:40 1:20 7:00 9:40 "Constanline11 R 2:10 1:40 7:15 9:50 "Son Of The Mask11 PG 2:05 430 6:10 8:50 "Hitch" PG-13 *0n 2 Screens* 1:30 2:30 1:05 5:05 6:15 7:30 9:15 10:00 "Million Dollar Baby" PG-13 1:50 4:45 7:25 10:15 "Finding NeverlancPPG 2:00 4:15 7:10 9:30 6030 X. Market Street Suite 120 at Redstone Kimball Junction, Park City lor more information call (435) 575-0221 • www.metrorockyinotintain.com special stiuluiil discount $5.00, ages 12-17. \ \ I I ) Arte Latino coming to the Kimball Art Center • "Arte Latino" a celebration of Latino art in Utah, will be coming to the Kimball Art Center starting on March 11. The event will feature art talks, music, poetry workshops, art classes, films and other activities. There will be an opening celebration on Saturday, March 12 at 6 p.m. For more information about the event or the Kimball Art Center, visit www.kimball-art.org or call 649-8882. Orion's CD Reviews Iron and Wine Woman King Songwriter Sam Beam has certainly come a long way since Iron & Wine's debut in^2002. His initial success has afforded him the liberty of full, moody productions that compliment his vivid lyrical style well. Beam's vocals are louder and his voice more confident. His words glow with life, resonating an acute emotional intensity while maintaining a direct sense of purpose. This purpose is most clear on the title track "Woman King" where Beam croons "hundred years, hundred more, someday we may see a woman king, sword in hand, swing at some evil and bleed". Listening Djate and the Rockers announce date with Mountain Town Stages Reggae rockers, "Djate and the Rockers" will visit The Forum at The Canyons Resort on Saturday, April 2, as a part of Mountain Town Stages spring concert series. Originally from the Dominican Republic, Djate now lives in Colorado and brings its jammin' reggae to the Rockies and beyond. The concert will run from 3:154:45 p.m. and is free to the public. For more info, visit www.mountaintownstages.com or call Mountain Town Stages at 901-SONG. 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Iron and Wine have incorporated many new influences into their sound, from the rustic blues twang of "Freedom hangs like Heaven" to the intense rock thrust of "livening on the Ground". All of these new elements blend together with a rare, fluid grace that makes the album more thrilling and haunting than any of the group's previous work. Indeed, the only ostensibly negative element of Woman King is its short track list. 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