05.04: Dan Brown, Ron Howard, and THE DA VINCI CODE (2003; 2006)
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A dead man in a famous museum A series of cryptic clues A mystery leading to the greatest secret in history (Well, until the next one) These are the elements that make up Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, a chunky little thriller following Harvard professor Robert Langdon across a danger-filled Paris. It’s a potboiler, a fantasy, and a Grail-quest. It’s a tissue of pseudo-history and lies. It’s adream that could only have been evoked in the early-Twenty-First Century. It’s also the topic of this month’s episode of TheProjectionist’s Lending Library. With special guest Stephanie Parker Music: Marie Magdeleine
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